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Oops,
Sorry Alan,
Missed your post there, I can't think how.
Yes, so you are having a problem posting a link?, set it down here, and between me and myself, I can make a Mish-Mash of it for you!
The Kyoritsu tester that I use has an IR (Infra-Red) link to my PC, so that I can D/Load all of the day's test results and I can make really cool documents, to show my customers that I actually did the tests.
Some of them dead-pan me and say "What the H**l does that all mean?".
Ahh, my work is done!.
On to the next satisfied customer.

Trumpy — As far as is know, the fault evolved from the buswork behind the watthour meters. www.themeterguy.com/photogallery/Meter%20Installations%203/meter%20bank.gif

I understand that a condition of posting the picture was that it be “without caption,” meaning the submitter would not furnish any other information for the incident involved litigation.

With fifteen ~200-amp meter sockets in view, there is likely a beefy padmount 208Y/120V transformer close by, making the {short-circuit current} fault duty high.

Bjarney,
I understand fully.
Matter closed.

 
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