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See picture below the Main Earthing Conductor is some kind of Fabric?


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It’s normally the case that where you see this it is TNS earthing and when the PFC is measured the braid will sufficiently satisfy the adiabatic equation.
If it’s TNS there is no requirement of min 10 sq mm main bonds.
So while you won’t see this example in the On Site Guide it can usually be proved to be compliant.
 

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