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Hi,
I'm trying to put up some new wall lights and it would appear that the three wires are not correctly identified - can anyone tell me a simple way to find which of the two low potential wires is earth - only tool I've got access to is a multimeter. Is it simply the case that I need to connect a cable to the outside earth (pole in the ground) to one terminal of the multimeter and the other to each of the offending wires coming out of the wall (the zero volts ones) and choose the lowest resisance one. Out of interest what would the consequences be if I connected these incorrectly (no RCD or earth leakage trips in the fusebox) Thanks John -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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