Main Equipotential bonding

[uksparks]

I've seen plenty of earths in new houses just ran up to pipes and no clamp...

 

[davesparks]

So Spider-me, what has lead you to ask this question?

Are you by any chance an electrician/client/site agent/other involved in a dispute?

 

[Simonslimline]

I've seen plenty of earths in new houses just ran up to pipes and no clamp...

I encountered one a while back where the main gas bond ran from the MET through the wall outside to the meter, from here it was just shoved in to the mud about 1 foot deep next to the meter box.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

I've seen plenty of earths in new houses just ran up to pipes and no clamp...

i should hope not..

bonding conductors maybe?...

 

[markc123]

I've seen plenty of earths in new houses just ran up to pipes and no clamp...

Who needs clamps, just bare the end and insulation tape it to the pipe...

 

[markc123]

i should hope not..

bonding conductors maybe?...

Ahhh, glenn picking up on the 'nitty gritty' .... not much changes around here does it

 

[Deleted member 9648]

Please if anybody can help where in the BS7671 does it state who is responsible for ME bonding on a new Instalation (barn convertion to ho;iday flats)

Bs 7671 doesnt state who is responsible....it states what is required.
Whoever carried out the installation would be responsible for complying with bs 7671.

 

[Engineer54]

Or, ....to a certain extent, whoever carried out any work on the installation last!!

So if the OP has undertaken any work on the installation knowing that main bonding wasn't in place he would take on at least a good portion of that responsibility of the installation NOT complying with BS 7671!!

 

[SPARTYKUS]

I surveyed a house this week with no bonding conductors to the gas and water at all. Not seen that for a while.

 

[bf03yvd]

You are, surely.