What size Earth Bonding Cable should be used in the kitchen?
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Have you bonded your kitchen like your bathroom, ie connected cpc's together as well?
If not, aren't you inviting PEP's?
Have you bonded your kitchen like your bathroom, ie connected cpc's together as well?
If not, aren't you inviting PEP's?
Only the CPC of the socket circuit on that floor (since this feeds the boiler, which has its pipes supp. bonded, and I have linked the tap pipes to the same block).
You're right, I haven't bothered doing the lighting circuit of that floor as I would have done in a bathroom
There would have been some risk of PEPs anyway since the gas and cold water pipes are main bonded (though they are included in my Supp bonding as well)
I am worried poor Nigella may need resuscitating after I get her wet and naked (if only).
You're right, I haven't bothered doing the lighting circuit of that floor as I would have done in a bathroom
There would have been some risk of PEPs anyway since the gas and cold water pipes are main bonded (though they are included in my Supp bonding as well)
I am worried poor Nigella may need resuscitating after I get her wet and naked (if only).
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Cling to that image, matey!!
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Something like that, yes....
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