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supplementary bonding

M cebee · 2010-09-01 13:17:18

i've seen this done in public toilets:P between cpc of undersink heater and hot/cold taps is it mentioned in the rules outside of bathrooms or is it just good practice thanks

01-09-2010 1:17pm

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M cebee

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i've seen this done in public toilets:P

between cpc of undersink heater and hot/cold taps

is it mentioned in the rules outside of bathrooms
or is it just good practice thanks

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#2 07-09-2010 10:04pm

M cebee

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anyone help on this

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#3 08-09-2010 1:53am

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Not 100% sure re regs but im sure all extraneous/exposed conductive parts need to be bonded for safety.

Using 2.5sq where mechanical protection is provided and 4sq where not.

EDIT:

411.6.2 Exposed conductive parts shall be earthed individually,in groups or collectively.

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