Having read all that has gone before, there still seem to be some
areas where the interpretation is unclear.

Do pipework bonds have to be both visible and accessible? If
simply accessible, do the same sort of conditions governing the
use of junction boxes apply (e.g. removable floorboards)? What
about under the bath? Is this influenced by whether or not tools
are needed for access, or does that only affect the need for
bonding?

When connecting to the various CPCs, presumably at existing
fittings, or junction boxes (can't quite see 4mm cable being
accommodated in a light fitting) is there a requirement for
identification somehow?

So far as I can see, it is quite OK for the underfloor bonding
and the ceiling bonding to be joined only by a common length of
pipe. Is this right?

Chris
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Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK


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