Continuity between neutral and earth
On Thursday, 7 December 2017 13:35:22 UTC, John Rumm wrote:
On 07/12/2017 11:20, SL wrote:
ISTM that a person who does not know that neutral and earth MUST be
connected together in at least one place is a person who is not
qualified to do such work and the resulting installation is at risk
of being in breach of the Building Regulations. See
Erroneous statement followed by a non sequitur... Mmmm useful ;-)
The OP reported that connectivity had, to his surprise, been found
between his neutral and earth wires. It is a requirement that the local neutral wires must, somehow, be electrically connected to the terrestrial Earth, and it is a requirement that the local earth wires must, somehow, be electrically connected to the terrestrial Earth. Therefore the reported connectivity is required to exist, and so should be expected; it occurs due to at least one connection, somewhere; such a connection may be man-made metallic or by way of the terrestrial Earth (or by any other reliable means, if any is possible).
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