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Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Exercise 8
Exercise 9
Exercise 10
Exercise 11
- Don’t strip too much cable
- Wires are quite hard to manipulate. Bend to correct position and snip back to make it all fit into the plug
- Multimeter en amont of disjoncteur always shows 230V. En aval shows 0 if off, 230 if on
- The screws in the disjoncteur are electrolised!
Exercise 12
Exercise 15
Exercise 16
Exercise 17
Exercise 19
- Test to see what is wrong
- Then disconnect installation and use the multimeter on continuity mode to detect the fault. Here, you can leave one side on and the other side is on regardless of switch position.
Exercise 20
- 8 disjoncteur maximum behind a disjonteur differentiel or interreupteur differentiel
Exercise 21
- With IRL with corners, you can’t just push it through or it becomes all twisted and impossible. You need to use a tire-fil. Also, don’t dissassemble the IRL to try to pull bits through. You need to maintain tautness, don’t allow slack to introduce.
Exercise 22
- Remember to connect your new disjoncteur differentiel to the others with a pont!
- Bottom of DD is live to switches
- Top of telerupteur is live return from switches and connect to neutral from DD
- Bottom of telerupteur is live from DD and live to lights and neutral to lights
Exercise 23
- This one I didn’t do but it is to install a minuterie. Cabling is almost the same as a telerupteur, but slightly different. Check the diagram that comes with the minuterie to be sure.
Exercise 24
Exercise 25
- When putting in the behind boite d’encastrement for light switches, do a dry run with the switch as some can be attached with the top and bottom screws and some require the side ones as otherwise it doesn’t rotate.
Exercise 26
