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Do I need an earth electrode?
At the moment, I have a TNS earthing system at home via sheath cable.
The Ze measured at the supply of the house is 37 Ohms, when it should be below 0.8 Ohm As a consequence, I am going to convert to a TT system, with fully insulated consumer units and all RCBOs. One question, I read that the Ze for a TT system should be below 200 Ohm Do I need the earth electrode or can I use in the TT system the same cable sheath connection that has a much lower Ze? Thanks, Antonio |
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