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earth loop reading
can anybody tell me why the earth loop impedance on a circuit should be a lot lower than r1 plus r2 reading i thought earth loop reading should equal r1 plus r2 plus ze
You are correct Ze + R1 + R2 = Zs but R2 may have parallel paths which will reduce it's reading.
In real terms R1 + Rn is the more limiting factor as with RCD's on nearly everything the 5% volt drop will normally be what controls cable length. All best Eric
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