Main bonding gas

[Mike Johnson]

Divorce the earth into the garage and make it a separate TT? Therefore, bond the gas locally.

Would make more sense than bonding in a different building, except that would not connect it to the MET in the Bungalow, but would to the Garage CU/MET which I suppose would be acceptable if a test confirmed continuity into the Bungalow, but that would use the gas piping as a conductor?

 

[Rockingit]

Would make more sense than bonding in a different building, except that would not connect it to the MET in the Bungalow, but would to the Garage CU/MET which I suppose would be acceptable if a test confirmed continuity into the Bungalow, but that would use the gas piping as a conductor?

Still bond it in the Bungalow as well. No difference to the usual spiders-web of bonding that happens when you've got water services (bonded) running into a gas boiler that's also bonded.

 

[7029 dave]

Divorce the earth into the garage and make it a separate TT? Therefore, bond the gas locally.

I did think about that, but the outlet pipe going to the house needs picking up, IMO you cant bond this pipe in 2 sections separately. Tin hat on

 

[Mike Johnson]

Simple solutions are always the best, bond in both buildings, we all get there in the end.

 

[telectrix]

Simple solutions are always the best, bond in both buildings, we all get there in the end.

don't you mean both ends?

 

[Timbo]

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