Hi guys the house I live in is a the earthing arrangement is a TT sytem were the meter is outside the house I opened up and saw there was no met terminal with no earth. I remember when the house was built there was an earth rod buried in the ground my question is was the earth suppose to be run to where the meter was and then to the consumer unit or was it ok to run the earth from the electrode to the consumer unit ?? Thanks
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It is fine running to the consumer unit, the earth bar within the consumer unit will be the main earth terminal.
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