Day: 7 March 2016

The Regs Guy 7 March 2016 General

Prospective Fault Current (Ipf)

Prospective Fault Current (Ipf) is the general term used for the highest amount of current that will flow under fault conditions. On a single phase installation fault conditions can either be Prospective Earth Fault Current (PEFC) Line to Earth or Prospective Short Circuit Current (PSSC) Line to Neutral.

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