we have one ups its neutral is not earthed.its one
distribution MCB has a earth fault.but we can not put off
any MCB.so how to find out that in which circuit is earthed
without isolating the breaker.
Answer Posted / dudeblore
By using a megger meter you an find out the faulty circuit.
The faulty circuit will have a less resistance as it has
connected to earth somewhere.
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