On-Site with Matt Wiring a Spurred Socket form a Ring Final Circuit (How to Spur Socket from a Ring)

Matt is on site wiring a spur from a ring final circuit. Matt is using PVC mini trunking and 2.5 mm2 cable to wire a spur socket from an A1 ring final circuit. Matt also shows on screen the live tests required for this job on a minor works. Please note the original footage was over 2 hours and I have edited it down to about 20 mins. Matt proved the socket was on the ring as well as tracing out the redundant spur already connected to the original socket. This redundant spur was removed when the new spurred socket was added. How to spur a socket outlet from a ring final circuit How to carryout an fault loop impedance test How to carryout a 30 mA RCD test at half time, 1 times and 5 times == 🕐 Time Stamps - Cut to the action 🕕 == 00:00 - Wiring a spur from a socket outlet 01:36 - Important to carryout the safe isolation 01:59 - Spur from this socket 03:31 - Earth fault loop impedance test (Zs) 04:21 - Safe isolation 05:27 - Drilling through the wall 06:03 - Adding a grommet 07:29 - Mini trunking 11:31 - Adding the new double socket 12:31 - Socket connection 13:50 - Connecting into the ring circuit 14:39 - 3.5 mm tap 16:25 - Earth fault loop impedance test (Zs) 18:05 - RCD testing Videos are training aids for City and Guilds (C and G) and EAL courses Level 1, 2, 3 plus AM2, AM2S and AM2E. You can follow me day by day on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter lookout for "GSH Electrical. ▶️ FACEBOOK   / gshelectrical   ▶️ INSTAGRAM   / brihzmraygdtmjmdb9lunqodmevqsbddki3qpq0   ▶️ TWITTER   / gsh_electrical   #GSHElectrical #Electricaltrainingvideos