August 31, 20233 yr Most prepaid meters requires a direct connection to the grid to function. But if I understand SANS correctly, a earth leakage is required for any plug point? Should I install a Earth Leakage just for one plug?
August 31, 20233 yr You could potentially claim it is essential computer equipment and power it from an unprotected red plug. Edited August 31, 20233 yr by JustinSchoeman
August 31, 20233 yr Author 1 hour ago, JustinSchoeman said: You could potentially claim it is essential computer equipment and power it from an unprotected red plug. Thank you for this. The meter is class II, so that makes a difference as well?
August 31, 20233 yr 8 minutes ago, McGuywer said: Thank you for this. The meter is class II, so that makes a difference as well? That is related to it's accuracy and determines if it can be used to charge customers for power used.
August 31, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, McGuywer said: Most prepaid meters requires a direct connection to the grid to function. But if I understand SANS correctly, a earth leakage is required for any plug point? Should I install a Earth Leakage just for one plug? You can run the prepaid from a dedicated socket red one without going through the earth leakage with labelling " Dedicated outlet not earth leakage protected" and as you said the prepaid meter is double insulated■ classII it will pass a coc.
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