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Gringoking88

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Hi all,

Can someone please clarify the above?

If im adding a new circuit to an existing installation that does not have bonding to the incoming water and gas supply, is it a legal requirement that I add it before I install a new circuit?

Im saying yes but am being told no????

Many thanks,

M
 
Out of interest, who is saying it's not required?
 

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