New RCD protected CU and Supplimentary Bonding in Bathroom

docboardman · 23 Nov 2010

Hi All:

We've just replaced our old CU with a new one with RCD protection. The electrician said that now all the supplimentary bonding in the bathroom was not required. My question is: Should we just leave it alone or hire our electrician to remove it all?

Cheers!

riveralt · 23 Nov 2010

What does you electrician advise?

ricicle · 23 Nov 2010

It will not hurt to leave it in (as long as it was correctly installed in the first place)

holmslaw · 23 Nov 2010

docboardman · 25 Nov 2010

Thanks guys!

I talked to the electrician and he said that it wouldn't hurt to leave it in. He could take it out, if we wanted, just that the new regs said it wasn't required in our case. Since it's erring on the safe side, and would cost me money to have it taken out, I think I'll just leave it in.

Cheers!

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New RCD protected CU and Supplimentary Bonding in Bathroom

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