LIGHTING CIRCUIT TESTS - ONE WAY AND TWO WAY - 3 PLATE METHOD - EASY AND ACCURATE FOR BEST RESULTS

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  • Опубликовано: 18 янв 2025

Комментарии • 20

  • @zed.kelectrical8741
    @zed.kelectrical8741 Год назад

    Clear and helpful. Thanks Dave.

  • @brianhewitt8618
    @brianhewitt8618 Год назад

    Excellent again Dave👌

  • @Orgakoyd
    @Orgakoyd Год назад

    Thank you for these videos. They are really great!

  • @no_short_circuit
    @no_short_circuit Год назад

    Thanks again for the video - well explained.

    • @learnelectrics4402
      @learnelectrics4402  Год назад

      My pleasure, great support, appreciated. I'm hoping to be up your way soon on my way the Isle of Lewis,

  • @testingtechnicians6751
    @testingtechnicians6751 Год назад

    Thanks for another great video

  • @MS-Patriot2
    @MS-Patriot2 Год назад +1

    Excellent again Dave. It would be a good supplement if you could also cover ‘feed to the switch’ configurations as most new builds are doing this in preference to the rose method.

  • @davidpatterson1574
    @davidpatterson1574 Год назад

    Good work Dave-best regards

  • @electricalstuff259
    @electricalstuff259 Год назад

    Hi Dave - when testing CU to switch to find R1+R2 (see 7:00 in the video), why would we not just put the probe on the earth in the switch?

    • @learnelectrics4402
      @learnelectrics4402  Год назад

      You are already up the ladder at the ceiling rose and your arms won't reach to the light switch as well.
      A little later, we come down the ladder and move both probes to the light switch.
      Hope this helps and makes sense. Thanks for watching, thanks for asking. Dave.

  • @anthonyfindlay466
    @anthonyfindlay466 Год назад

    Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge you're doing a great job keep it up you're the best 👍

  • @aranfairozi1331
    @aranfairozi1331 Год назад

    Hi I thought you have to time is by 1.2 for 70 degrees cable and 1.28 for 90 ,do you not do that in real life ? Please answer thx 1:53

    • @learnelectrics4402
      @learnelectrics4402  Год назад

      We multiply by 0.8 to find the measured values. If you DIVIDE by 1.2, you will get almost the same answer.