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Yes guitarist there is some existing supplementary bonding now you mention it, in an airing cupboard you are right!
errrr... no, not specifically, but then I ain't very good with reg numbers!do you have a reg. for that?
How does it introduce a C2 on existing instalation in the bathroom?
Because regs say that unless the 3 conditions can be met (main bonding, 30ma rcd protection to ALL circuits, meet disconnection times), circuits have to be supplementary bonded.
Therefore if you install a shower cct. with 30ma protection, you still have to supplementary bond it in order for the non-rcd protected circuits to comply
Because regs say that unless the 3 conditions can be met (main bonding, 30ma rcd protection to ALL circuits, meet disconnection times), circuits have to be supplementary bonded.
Therefore if you install a shower cct. with 30ma protection, you still have to supplementary bond it in order for the non-rcd protected circuits to comply
I'm in Scotland so luckily enough I do not need to notify anyone!
You'll probably find he'll use plastic out of sight and copper for show with lots of push fits more good measure. You just have to IR test to see if it's extraneous or not.Pretty sure the supply water pipe will be copper, but the plumber hasn't put it in yet
But was it not the case that the cpc's of any circuits entering the special location should be bonded, under the 16th edition ammendment?
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