Aw shucks . . . . . and i only wanted some friendly advice

Maybe we should change the forum name to 'fight club'
 
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What complete and uttet tosh. Find me a rule or regulation that says exporting a equipotential zone is not allowed.

Well done Dill - I was just going to say that's a load of Bo11ocks, but you were slightly more polite. I think Mr Onions needs a little more time back in the soil.
 
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And to the OP - By the sounds of it I think you'll be just fine, carry on.
 
use the 3rd core of the SWA as cpc and the armour as a bonding conductor. or is it vice versa. i can never remember.
 
What complete and uttet tosh. Find me a rule or regulation that says exporting a equipotential zone is not allowed.

Again dillb spouting off about shat you don't know, you get permission off the supplier and I will apologise. You go rough it in.
 
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Well done Dill - I was just going to say that's a load of ********, but you were slightly more polite. I think Mr Onions needs a little more time back in the soil.

The problem is you'll do anything for an easy life.
 
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When I can be arsed to I will dig out paperwork for this, on your assessment ask him the correct procedure for the earthing arrangement for an out building and if he says you can export/extend the equipotential zone I've got a 12 inch penis, I'm not saying this is the best way to do it but it is the CORRECT way and if you are being assessed then its the way i would do it

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Oh and we all have the right to have different opinions that's life.
 
Again dillb spouting off about **** you don't know, you get permission off the supplier and I will apologise. You go rough it in.

the only time the DNO may object to extending a pme supply is when its to a building that is metal in construction or has structural steel.
your other assumptions will fold faster than a pack of cards in a tornado.
i await your best insult.
;-)
 
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the only time the DNO may object to extending a pme supply is when its to a building that is metal in construction or has structural steel.
your other assumptions will fold faster than a pack of cards in a tornado.
i await your best insult.
;-)

Have you ever requested permission before, what is the correct way to feed an out building is the question not how you would do it! So answer that
 
Have you ever requested permission before, what is the correct way to feed an out building is the question not how you would do it! So answer that

i'm not answering jack **** from someone who only a few days ago said they gave C2 EICR defect for a fan that wasnt fused down from the lights.
 
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So the chance of a fan stalling and a possible fire risk is a code ?

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The definition of code 2 biff tell me if you know without using google
 

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