How to Test a Domestic Electrical Installation: Sorting Issues/Tips/Advice/Things to Watch Out For

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This video is either for folks looking to see what's involved in a domestic EICR (electrical installation condition report); or perhaps for those folks who are new to testing/thinking of undertaking their 2391. It's a bit of a long one! We go into some of the nuances of testing and the importance of being thorough - hope you find it useful.
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[@garylatto4191]

Great vid 👍, I've taught my self how to test so good to see how others do it cheers 👍

[@HeritageElectrical]

Thanks for watching Gary, glad you found it useful 🙂

[@garylatto4191]

@@HeritageElectrical yeah spot on mate 👍. Probably a daft question but is it possible to measure earth leakage with out an earth leakage clamp meter 🤔

[@HeritageElectrical]

@@garylatto4191 unfortunately not mate, and they aren't cheap!

[@garylatto4191]

@@HeritageElectrical looks like id best dust my wallet off then 🤔. Cheers again 👍

[@n3ilvincent870]

You say the board was off but the main switch was still up

[@billsbasementworkshop1902]

Nice VID. Tought that the light ZS was 5.87?

[@HeritageElectrical]

Hi mate, thanks for the comment. You're correct: 7.28 is the 100% value, however we take the 80% value as a maximum measured which is about 5.8 to account for temperature fluctuations, installation considerations etc. I don't know why we have to note 100% values on the sheet when in practice we're working to the 80% value, but there we are!