Please add the knowledge from the video below to the video you are currently watching... thanks Gaz Parallel Earth Paths - AM2 and AM2S Removing them for the Continuity of the Protective Bonding Test kzread.info/dash/bejne/lWasp9GHgMneY9Y.html

this guy as got to be the most helpful tutor I've watched.

@GSHElectrical

5 жыл бұрын

Hi. Thanks for the support and watching. Gaz 👍

@faheeminengland

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed👍🏻

@mateo127teammto4

3 жыл бұрын

Agre

@dwmexe9474

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@ts4124

2 жыл бұрын

Very true!

If there was an award for "Best Electrical Tutor " then this guy would get it..! amazing insight and information explained and articulated on all levels of understanding ..10/10

@5e34nut

3 жыл бұрын

Teachers pet Your the guy who brings in a fresh apple 🍎 everyday 😂

Brilliant videos. Great to see somebody who goes into the nuts and bolts of inspection and testing inpaticular but everything generally. Many thanks for producing these highly instructional presentations

@GSHElectrical

6 жыл бұрын

+Danny Mort Hi. Thanks for the kind words just trying to help my learners over the moon if anyone else watches. Thanks GSH Electrical

The tutor in this video: articulated English, clear and concise. My tutor: stuttering some scot gibberish of which i only understand a third. No wonder i learn more from youtube than my course

@GSHElectrical

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting comment 🦾. Gaz (thanks)

Excellent explanation, making it very clear and easy to understand, and also the extra info about cleaning the pipe to make certain no novice falls into an easy mistake. Thank you for uploading.

Ty. Very clear and thought out vid. Best I’ve come across on YT. Subscribed 👍

@GSHElectrical

5 жыл бұрын

Hi. Thanks for the support and positive comments GSH Electrical 👍

Excellent videos! Learnt a lot from them. Super tutor makes everything so understandable.Thank you!

@GSHElectrical

4 жыл бұрын

GabberHungary thanks for the wonderful comment. Gaz 👍

Guy knows his stuff , spot on , always good to refresh the mind

@GSHElectrical

4 жыл бұрын

Ryan Taylor thanks for the positive comment. Gaz 👍

@rtaylor91

4 жыл бұрын

thank you ! Mate , much more confident now

Really great videos! I'm currently watching all.

@GSHElectrical

6 жыл бұрын

Hi. Thanks I hope they help. GSH Electrical

Great vid By a real pro. Many thanks

Another great video, so easy to understand and very well explained on all of them.

@GSHElectrical

6 жыл бұрын

+Alan Murtagh Hi. Thanks for the support and all the best GSH Electrical

Very professional and a first class presentation style.

Top draw boss very impressed Much appreciated 👍

@GSHElectrical

6 жыл бұрын

Hi. After a 15 hour day your comment is much appreciated. All the best GSH Electrical

Thanks very much

Your a hero lad

Another great and very well explained tutorial all the bsst

@GSHElectrical

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Awesome again

@GSHElectrical

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for commenting and watching 👍🏻

Thank you

@GSHElectrical

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 👍🏻. Gaz

Another masterpiece Gaz cheers, quick question, when carrying out a Eicr will you need to test r2 at every electrical point, I say yes, others say zs at end of circuit only? Cheers, are there max. Readings for r2 on 1.0,1.5, 2.5,4.0 conductors?

@GSHElectrical

4 жыл бұрын

Agree the extent of the works with the client requesting the EICR 👍. Thanks again Gaz

I looked at a consumer unit swap recently. The MPB for the gas is there at the board but a new meter has been recently fitted and the bonding conductor is missing. I've disconnected the cable at the MET and done a continuity test on the copper pipe and I get an acceptable reading but I obviously can neither see the cable or the safety label. Is my only option to run a new cable.

Maybe somebody already asked: leaving the other main bonding in the MET you might distort the measurement of the individual connections by leaving parallel resistence in the circuit? I saw one comment the IEE GN3 states that 'the leads of the instrument are connected to each end of the conductor...One end...may need to be disconnected to avoid parallel paths' 2.7.5 Test method 2 para. 3. "may need" is a bit vague there?

Hi am I correct in thinking with the uses of plastic gas and water pipes m.e.ts wouldn't be used.

is that a digital magger , lol , i have gotten older i guess, thanks for the tutorial, finally some to learn,

Excellent videos thanks. Can I ask if metal stud wall framing needs bonding? Many thanks.

@leonidasmichael8686

3 жыл бұрын

No as it is not a extraneous conductive part as its not exposed to touch

Hi off topic. You guys reviewed these amazing click on and off holesaw recently. Were they makita or Bosch? What are they called? Been looking on Amazon

In TN-C-S systems - why not also include a bond at the consumer unit to a stake? This would make the system MEN - as we use in Australia.

great information... i'm kindly asking the specifications of the meger you are using so that i can buy one of this kind of tool.

@GSHElectrical

4 жыл бұрын

renox mulela this is the 1710 or 1711 Megger MFT. Thanks for commenting and watching. Gaz 👍

Hi Gary, what about a book with all the videos you have done so far and maybe following the recommended C&G curriculum. That would be a best seller overnight. Cheers

@GSHElectrical

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea 💡 🦾

Hi Gray , brilliant video. I would like to ask a question. is someone takes a test reading of the gas bonding without removing the water bonding at the MET after safe isolation during the 2392-10 practical exam , does it make he automatically fail in the exam? Answer will well appreciated.

@GSHElectrical

6 жыл бұрын

Hi. We don’t currently offer the 2392-01 at my college so I wouldn’t want to offer an option. Gutted I couldn’t help this time Gaz

Hi Gary, enjoying your videos, I have recently been told that coiled/springing your earth cables (as seen in this video) is not best practice as it can create inductance in the circuit and could give poor earth fault path readings, I am sceptical, have you any thoughts on this?

@GSHElectrical

6 жыл бұрын

Hi thanks for the question. We have to do it because the bonding connection gets removed and reconnect about 50 time a week. This is the only reason it look like it does. All the best Gaz

@neil5176

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your quick reply, I think it looks better too...👍

Can I ask a question please, this is not in the UK so you may not want to answer....I am Australian living in Philippines, but could apply to many places, the water pipes here are plastic, there is no gas or whatever...you have a earth stake in the ground and one at pole, plus the earth (CPC) is linked to neutral in Cu. The house's are usually concrete and of course full of steel reinforcement, sometimes the use the steel reinforcement as the bonding or the earth itself (no earth stake), what are your thoughts on this...I should point out the the steel reinforcement does enter the soil, but of course embedded in the concrete..

@GSHElectrical

6 жыл бұрын

Hi. Thanks for the question I think.... plastic pipes do not need earthing, it sounds like your using a version of TN-C-S and TT UK earthing arrangements... foundation earthing is having its profit raised in the UK when the 18th edition comes out as an additional earth. Thanks for watching GSH Electrical

@petercrane8216

6 жыл бұрын

GSH Electrical Thank you.... cheers..

Hi, i'm looking for the standard where it states 0.05 Ohms max. 7671 only states 10mm csa and within 600mm from the gas meter. Any help would be great. Thanks

@GSHElectrical

5 жыл бұрын

Hi. www.electriciansforums.co.uk/threads/0-05-max-impedance-for-main-bonding-conductor.67623/ www.voltimum.co.uk/articles/sizing-main-protective-bonding-conductors Sorry I cannot be more help I am watching my son play football ⚽️. All the best GSH Electrical 👍

@leonidasmichael8686

3 жыл бұрын

Did u find it mate?

Why wouldn't you do a Ze & Zs test at the same time? I dont understand why Ze & Zs is a live test when you have to turn off the power and test it dead. Why is it a live test? & why cant you do it in the dead test section after insulation resistance?

The maximum resistance allowed is 0.05 ohms. There’s a question in the past paper that talks about testing continuity of main protective bonding conductor to a gas pipe which is 10 mm and 43 meters long. The expected reading in 0.08 ohms which is worked out through calculation. Is this then not allowed or why is the maximum allowed 0.05? Anyone able to help?

@craigrollinson3326

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's just rule of thumb

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If you couldn't find an earth clamp on gas pipe, how would you confirm that one of the bonding conductors in either the CU or MET was connected to the gas pipe?

Why 50 volts again?

@GSHElectrical

2 жыл бұрын

uk.megger.com/electrical-tester-contractor-edition/march-2016/checking-touch-voltage

All you need to learn about electricity is GSH, JW and SparkyNinja

Great but I think it’s time you changed that intro background music pls. Very loud and annoying after awhile

I don't get why you'd be worried about touching the pipe and the socket. If the socket is live you're getting shocked whether you touch anything else or not because you're at 0 potential too.

Acronyms should be banned in training videos. M.E.T? M.F.T? Otherwise good 👍

@GSHElectrical

4 жыл бұрын

MET main earth terminal MFT Multi functional tester. Always remember the videos are for my learners so if anyone else is watching it’s a bonus 👍. All the best Gaz

@ursamajor6546

4 жыл бұрын

@@GSHElectrical Fair comment, but thanks for the super speedy reply! 👍👍