Inspection and Testing - Ring final circuit figure of 8 explained

Hello and welcome to the 2nd video in this series discussing the Ring Final Circuit, and in this video, we will be talking about the fabled figure of 8.
Why, it makes a difference and why it's so important to get right.
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[@PerisAhmed-zu8ow]

Great explanation to the point

[@Cial]

Really appreciate videos like this, I'm fully qualified (as fully as JIB say I should be...)
Videos like yours fill in gaps and help me where my training lacked. Thank you

[@Pure_electrical_training]

Thank you so much Josh 🤗

[@martinburgess2322]

As always you explain in away that's spot on👍👍

[@Pure_electrical_training]

Thank you so much for your kind words 🤗

[@elyashamid9421]

Thanks a million

[@Pure_electrical_training]

You are more than welcome 👌

[@highgatehandyman6479]

Did a nice job of producing the images / diagrams.

[@Pure_electrical_training]

Thank you 🙏

[@elyashamid9421]

Why is an N-E test not carried out? And What other test does this test cover?

[@Pure_electrical_training]

On a ring final circuit it should be, does my video not mention that?
If not, it’s probably because the aim of the video was to explain the figure of eight test, and why it’s important to get the conductors the right way round.
This video will explain why you need to test both R1+R2 and R1+RN
Fault finding on a Ring Final Circuit using R1+R2 & R1+RN, the only way to prove polarity AM2 AM2S
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