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Equipotential bonding in bathroom
What size conductor should be used to bond everything that's metal to
everything else that's metal in the bathroom (but not run back to the CU)? Cheers, Mogweed. |
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Equipotential bonding in bathroom
Mogweed wrote:
What size conductor should be used to bond everything that's metal to everything else that's metal in the bathroom (but not run back to the CU)? Cheers, Mogweed. 4mm2 insulated, or 6mm2 bare. NT |
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Equipotential bonding in bathroom
wrote in message oups.com... Mogweed wrote: What size conductor should be used to bond everything that's metal to everything else that's metal in the bathroom (but not run back to the CU)? Cheers, Mogweed. 4mm2 insulated, or 6mm2 bare. NT Thanks very much NT. Mogweed. |
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