PME from TT to be installed but water/gas earthing required

Invisible-Man · 1 Dec 2006

JohnD said:
perhaps

it's only a block of brass!

Very true, as long as you don't loose the depth of thread on the securing screw if you know what I mean

plugwash · 1 Dec 2006

or use a service connector block (with an approprite label placed on it ofc)

securespark · 2 Dec 2006

Quick thinking, plug.

I often see a henley block used for earth conductors.

JohnD · 2 Dec 2006

securespark said:
... I often see a henley block used for earth conductors.

mmmm, you could take the block out of the plastic enclosure in that case

RF Lighting · 2 Dec 2006

My earth block will accept upto a 35mm² earth cable

//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=70551

securespark · 2 Dec 2006

Showing off again!!

Invisible-Man · 2 Dec 2006

RF Lighting said:
My earth block will accept upto a 35mm² earth cable

//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=70551[/QUOTE]

Where could I get one of those from ???

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PME from TT to be installed but water/gas earthing required

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