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rapidrich
cool thanx for the help
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Agree with Mac, however, i would bond the gas where visible where it comes up through the floor.
"within 600mm or where practicable".
Sorry mate i disagree with that,near as possible to what.It should be 600mm from the point of entry into the property.If you can't get near as possible to point of entry then you should take it back to the main supply.Would an Elecsa and Napit supervisor say that too?As a niceic qualified supervisor i agree with jason s bond the water and gas where it is visable for furture testing purposes.
600mm is the norm but if you cant achieve this do it as near as possible.
I didn't say that.If you can't earth the gas supply 600mm coming into the property as stated in the regs,i would take an earth connection to the meter itself.Sorry mate,my perrogativeI think what chugs is saying is NOT to bond it under the floor.
Have a read of 544.1.2
Clear as mud
If you can't get an accessible bond within 600mm from the point of entry to the property,i would take it straight to the meter.That is the way i would do it mate.Mr NICEC said you can bond at the first accessible point from the floorboard.So tell me why i can't bond a gas supply straight behind the cooker if the CU is in the kitchen and the meter is at the other end of the house.No differenceso wat u are saying is bond outside the property ?
From experience a house converted into flats it is a requirement to have separate water supply to each flat WRAS regs. As a new supply being plastic throughout including isolation valves is bonding necessary ??? - hope this helps
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