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What do you think?Are you trying to say wet pants doesn't reconnect bonds? lol
Bond needs to be on consumer side not the meter providers side, one cable is fine if unbroken, but i would install 2 and label them, thats personal choice
Consumers side of the intakehi all,
I have my am2 coming up. Just going over a few things. I am correct in saying that the Gas bonding would terminate in to the clamp below the joint, and not above it?
Also, I was going to use one continuous length of 10mm is this allowed, or is it better practice to use to lengths?
Regards
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1 Bond to the H2O and 1 bond to the Gas= 2 conductors it would need to be continuous, which would be difficult if the gas and water entered the building on different sides of the building, can you show me where it says 1 conductor is best practice Murdoch please?2 cables are OK by the regs BUT best practice says a single continuous cable is better.
Changed my post just for you WestyI prefer conductors, not cables
No 2 cabes not okay by the current regs.2 cables are OK by the regs BUT best practice says a single continuous cable is better.
Can you quote the regulation number stating this please?No 2 cabes not okay by the current regs.
The protective bonding cable has got to be continuous no breaks at all.
No 2 cabes not okay by the current regs.
The protective bonding cable has got to be continuous no breaks at all.
No 2 cabes not okay by the current regs.
The protective bonding cable has got to be continuous no breaks at all.
No 2 cabes not okay by the current regs.
The protective bonding cable has got to be continuous no breaks at all.
Sizing main protective bonding conductors - https://www.voltimum.co.uk/articles/sizing-main-protective-bonding-conductorsSorry, that’s nonsense. Either individual conductors to gas and water, or one single, continuous conductor serving both.
Section 54Can you quote the regulation number stating this please?
For the record I prefer an unbroken cable if I was only using one
It is not nonsense, protective conductors have got to be continuous.Sorry, that’s nonsense. Either individual conductors to gas and water, or one single, continuous conductor serving both.
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