- proper tools to use is insulation tester instead of DVM.
- Incoming MCB or Outgoing MCB trip?
- Did u manage to locate all the SSO looping from the same shorted circuit?
- Is the SSO the 1st point or last point or intermediate point?
- Any conductivity between L/N with E?
- Using GI or uPVC conduit?
Added on October 27, 2011, 12:02 am
QUOTE(Apscen @ Oct 26 2011, 08:41 AM)
My water heater at master bedroom bathroom give me d similar pro also, it will make d main switch Elcb trip even when it is not switch on, previously I have a water dripping problem from a valve on top of the water heater, could this cause by the water dripping make d wire short or the water heater short?
I got a wireman check on it, but ut seem that he still can't identify the causes of trip, and when he join back all d wire the water heater work as normal , but after a while the trip happen again, any idea?
How sure are you the ELCB trip is due to fault from that water heater since it will trip even when its not on? ELCB tripping on and off is a little difficult to troubleshoot.I got a wireman check on it, but ut seem that he still can't identify the causes of trip, and when he join back all d wire the water heater work as normal , but after a while the trip happen again, any idea?
If you are sure about it, get the wireman to do insulation test on that cable.
Other possibilities is the water heater giving problem. Try plug in other appliances to the socket, possibly, suggest to plug in 2 Nos 100W incandescent bulb connected in series to the socket to see if it lights up or trip.
Else, neutral cable returned to the wrong ELCB. This happen if you have 2 Nos. of ELCB in the whole house, either in the same DB or inside 2 DB at ground floor and 1st floor.
Else, ELCB having problem
This post has been edited by pky: Oct 27 2011, 12:02 AM
Oct 26 2011, 11:45 PM

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