Recent content by Hatsoff

I always hate getting involved with builders who's 'electrician' has disappeared before the testing was done.

Thank you john

No I haven't so ok I'm being an idiot but, is there anything that says an extraneous part doesn't need bonding if it is of a certain size? That is what I'm trying to ask

Yes

Sorry if I am not explaining this very well, The mains water is not bonded, it is fed from led pipe then converts to copper into the cupboard in the kitchen, the copper pipes are basically only in the cupboard feeding the tank before dropping off and changing into plastic, The builders said...

Yes, the pipes that feed the bathroom, what I am trying to say is that the rest of the flat is plastic piping, the only metal is in that cupboard and drops below changes to plastic and off it goes to the bathroom

Why would I bond a spoon? This is about a spoon is it? I'm asking for advice not abuse and not clever dick answers, I am happy to be wrong, what I want to do is ensure it's right

Yes the main incoming supply is in the picture, if you study the picture you will see it, this cupboard is in the kitchen with pipes dropping below,

Because it's conductive and not part of the electrical installation, They said there's not enough copper present

I am classing it as extraneous and they are not, that's the problem, as you can see the meter and incomer is in the picture, the problem is the builder doesn't want to get another cable from the db in the cellar below as it's all decorated and finished

Hi, recently did an eicr on flats, the electrician that wired them is no longer available!?! I made a note of the lack of bonding to the mains water incomer, the builder disagrees and stated that he has had 2 electricians and a lecturer look at this and it doesn't need any due to the amount of...