The 'exciting change', as he calls it, at 2m12 is just a correction of an unexplicable long standing error.
The 'exciting change', as he calls it, at 2m12 is just a correction of an unexplicable long standing error.
I don't think that is the case.
As we discovered recently, the mythical "bond everything 15th" was , in fact, just that - a myth - entirely due to the misreading/misunderstanding of the regulations which were almost identical to the 17th (and 18th apart from the error correction). People still make the error of missing that the bonding regulations only apply to Extraneous-c-ps.
I suppose one of the issues may have been (and, indeed, I suppose could possibly be argued even today) that if one feels it appropriate to invoke the "wet walls" etc. argument, then it could be felt that things like metal window and door frames had to be considered as potentially being extraneous-c-ps?What do you want me to say? ... They were either unable to read or just stupid. ... Why did you not explain to them? .... Spoons?
He did - but does that necessarily mean that they didn't have metal frames and potentially wet walls? Does SUNRAY=Simon?Simon did say they were new-builds.
I don't recall the exact wording used, and to be honest 40 years on I'm not very interested but the inspectors seemed to quote something like 'all exposed metalwork'.What do you want me to say?
They were either unable to read or just stupid.
Why did you not explain to them?
Spoons?
The gas meter sits in an external recessed cupboard and the gas pipe enters the house immediately adjacent to the consumer unit;...the consumer unit is inside the house (in a hallway cupboard).
The incoming gas pipe is definitely earth bonded at the point of entry into the property...see pic.
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You are a dear. But what would Mrs Secure say?Spoons?
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