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You can argue as much as you want and dismiss advice here.
The op who posted wanted guidance and if he is going to sit his AM2 and does that he is going to fail.
The issue of you not having the guidance note is your problem ,you can choose to refer to as many books and notes as you wish.
The Guidance note 8 (Earthing & bonding) is an exampanded form ofchapter 54 of BS 7671 2008 amendment 3.
All information in their is correct and binding.
so where in BS7671 does it state that boding conductors to e.g. gas and water should be separate, or , if 1 conductor, should be unbroken/continuous?
 
Same reason BS7671 is an advisory document to allow us to comply with the Electricity at work Act
pete, think it's time we jumped on the bandwagon and got some help for the over 70's without dementia. after all, the loonies get help, why should we be excluded?
 
pete, think it's time we jumped on the bandwagon and got some help for the over 70's without dementia. after all, the loonies get help, why should we be excluded?
Why not indeed, we should have an age range, from xxxxx to zzzzz after al we mustn't get accused of being ageist, perish the thought. Just having a glass of Cotes very nice to.
 
I have a feeling you all saying the same thing, not necessarily in the same order.

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Post them a letter and ask them.
I am sure they will get back to you rather quickly.Good luck!
I don't need to write to them. BS7671 is a non-statutory document, the GNs are written off the back of this which also makes the non-statutory. The GNs are written to provide clarification and are non-binding.

You claim that two bonding cables are not OK and that the cable must be continuous. Can you please give me the regulation number stating this?
 
I don't need to write to them. BS7671 is a non-statutory document, the GNs are written off the back of this which also makes the non-statutory. The GNs are written to provide clarification and are non-binding.

You claim that two bonding cables are not OK and that the cable must be continuous. Can you please give me the regulation number stating this?
There aint one Strima.
 

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