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I know that I could put an earth tag across each speed-fit joint to ensure
continuity, but what is the point? Don't. Plastic pipes do not need earthing. There is no advantage (and plenty of disadvantages) in ensuring continuity when metal pipework is separated by plastic. Small bits of metal isolated from everything else (i.e. metal taps fed by plastic pipes) do not need bonding. Christian. |
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