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Earthing Steel Conduit/Trunking??
I'm replacing an old section of cable to a light switch. The position
of the existing cable does not comply with the 150mm vertical channel above the light switch, as stated in my BS7671 on-site guide. It's not an option to move the cable because of some period architectual features, so I've been forced to buy a length of stainless-steel trunking to protect the cable. The trunking will eventually be buried in the plaster, but I'm not sure how to earth this section. Can I just take a earth feed from the light switch and bolt it to the stainless-steel? Or do I need to take a separate line from the earth on the CU, in which case does this work become notifiable? Thanks in advance |
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