Bonding question

[telectrix]

google non-insulated crimp tool. for the bigger sizes, hydraulic tools are used, but you can get hand crimp tools up to 50mm , no problem.

 

[Flanders]

If you get a good earth clamp you should be able to strip a section the sleeving and rap it around the first earth clamp and then terminate it at the second

 

[telectrix]

Do you advise two bonding conductors then telectrix?

no. advise 1 cable, strip insulation at the first bond and connect without breaking cable. then on to second bond.

 

[SPARTYKUS]

As above. If you get chance, like, check out GN8, has some lovely pictures and suggests as above as defacto.

 

[Octopus]

Ok, here we go again.

There is NO REG that says it has to be continuous, it is best practice and advised to be a single piece.

 

[Flanders]

I never new that I have been miss informed,

 

[telectrix]

as murdoch said. it's not a reg. it's just best practice.

 

[SPARTYKUS]

As above

 

[ExArmy]

if they are in the same place, or even close i always use one continuous 10mm. much to the annoyance of an old electrician i work with who would install 2 even it it were a 20m run round the house in conduit and the gas and water were within 2 foot of each other, likes using up cable i think!