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Separation of cable and pipe
I need to pass a mains cable through/over a joist. There is already a
notch carrying a pair of 22mm central heating pipes. There's physically room for the cable to go through without touching the pipes, but it would be rather close to them. Is there a minimum distance between T+E cable and copper heating pipes? Cheers, Pete |
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