I have removed the content of this post as it way too dangerous for non electricians. If you want any work done on your van... get a qualified A grade electrician to do it!
Safe travels
-- Edited by Phil C on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:33:07 PM
-- Edited by Phil C on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:33:42 PM
oldtrack123 said
12:58 PM Jul 24, 2014
Hi Phil
Yes, That is quite correct, No neutral earth BOND in a "'Transportable Structure " wiring, under AS /NZS 3001 ,EXCEPT IN NEW ZEALAND
An isolated inverter or generator permanently wired in, requires a Triple pole Double throw switch
A inverter or generator permanently wired & fitted with a RCD rquires a Double pole double throw switch
IF a generator or inverter IS HARD" wired in ,it Shall be with the correct switching arrangemant,& An EN bond shall be made in the correct place!!
But should not create a MEN system, as no connection to mother earth should be deliberately made
NO EARTH STAKES connecting the van to earth
That allows the van RCD to be fully operational AND ensure the van is ISOLATED from the MEN system
If that is not done the RCD would not be fully functional
Note. ALL such electrical work SHALL only be carried out by an ELECTRICIAN ..
I suggest ,be wary of posting detailed low voltage electrical wiring diagrams on an open forum
Some DIYers may think they know it all
PeterQ
-- Edited by oldtrack123 on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:14:52 PM
Phil C said
01:28 PM Jul 24, 2014
Thanks PeterQ
I have removed the content of the post. Once again you make a sound point.
Cheers
Safe travels
-- Edited by Phil C on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:35:00 PM
oldtrack123 said
01:43 PM Jul 24, 2014
Hi Phil
Thanks!!
PeterQ
KFT said
04:46 PM Jul 24, 2014
Thanks from me too Phil
Imagine what could happen if an unqualified person relied on your advice and still got it wrong and that caused a death or injury?
you made the right move by deleting it.
frank
oldtrack123 said
10:22 PM Jul 24, 2014
HI Frank
Are congrats in order [new job ?]
PeterQ
-- Edited by oldtrack123 on Thursday 24th of July 2014 10:23:08 PM
KFT said
04:06 PM Jul 25, 2014
G'day Peter,
Thanks mate, made the best career move ever. We have both retired and living on our Super.
I can see some nice long caravan trips coming up.
frank
oldtrack123 said
05:25 PM Jul 25, 2014
KFT wrote:
G'day Peter,
Thanks mate, made the best career move ever. We have both retired and living on our Super.
I have removed the content of this post as it way too dangerous for non electricians. If you want any work done on your van... get a qualified A grade electrician to do it!
Safe travels
-- Edited by Phil C on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:33:07 PM
-- Edited by Phil C on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:33:42 PM
Hi Phil
Yes, That is quite correct, No neutral earth BOND in a "'Transportable Structure " wiring, under AS /NZS 3001 ,EXCEPT IN NEW ZEALAND
An isolated inverter or generator permanently wired in, requires a Triple pole Double throw switch
A inverter or generator permanently wired & fitted with a RCD rquires a Double pole double throw switch
IF a generator or inverter IS HARD" wired in ,it Shall be with the correct switching arrangemant,& An EN bond shall be made in the correct place!!
But should not create a MEN system, as no connection to mother earth should be deliberately made
NO EARTH STAKES connecting the van to earth
That allows the van RCD to be fully operational AND ensure the van is ISOLATED from the MEN system
If that is not done the RCD would not be fully functional
Note. ALL such electrical work SHALL only be carried out by an ELECTRICIAN ..
I suggest ,be wary of posting detailed low voltage electrical wiring diagrams on an open forum
Some DIYers may think they know it all
PeterQ
-- Edited by oldtrack123 on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:14:52 PM
Thanks PeterQ
I have removed the content of the post. Once again you make a sound point.
Cheers
Safe travels
-- Edited by Phil C on Thursday 24th of July 2014 01:35:00 PM
Hi Phil
Thanks!!
PeterQ
Imagine what could happen if an unqualified person relied on your advice and still got it wrong and that caused a death or injury?
you made the right move by deleting it.
frank
HI Frank
Are congrats in order [new job ?]

PeterQ
-- Edited by oldtrack123 on Thursday 24th of July 2014 10:23:08 PM
Thanks mate, made the best career move ever. We have both retired and living on our Super.
I can see some nice long caravan trips coming up.
frank
HI Frank
Goodonya
Best to not waste too much time ,NOW.
Once you start you'll be surprised how time flies
PeterQ