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Data record gloss.prospective-fault-current.usage

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An installation tester derives the prospective ground fault current by dividing the measured supply voltage by the measured line-to-protective-conductor loop resistance, and the prospective short-circuit current by dividing it by the measured line-to-neutral resistance, showing the current beside the impedance reading.

ProvenanceFluke product page supports data record gloss.prospective-fault-current.usage, which is cited on the entry Prospective fault current.SOURCEFluke product pageFluke product pageManufacturer pageDATA RECORDgloss.prospective-fault-current.usagegloss.prospective-fault-..Verified 2026-10-27ENTRYProspective fault currentProspective fault currentNo revisions
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Data recordgloss.prospective-fault-current.usageVerified 2026-10-27
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Prospective fault current (Glossary)
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Fluke product page, web page edition, Fluke 1664 FC Installation Multifunction Tester, Fluke. Publisher page

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