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  • bonding non electrical items to prevent the introduction of an earth potential
could some one please expalin this to me in another word
 
hi matey if you dont have regulations handy it means earthing parts that arnt normally part of an electrical instalation but could become live in the event of a fault for example radiator in a bathroom
 

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