I was just wondering if this gas pipe is okay in the wall, next to electrical cabling. One of the photos shows that cable is pushing against the coper gas pipe.
I would also have concerns over the placement of the gas pipe, as it is in a stud wall
Agreed! A lack of good practise and good workmanship seems to be evident.Ventilation us only one consideration.
Don't think much of the sparks or the plumber.
Could that possibly be a diy install? Just askin
there should be some separation between the service pipework of at least 25mm and 150mm from the switches and sockets, if they are not separated by an electrical insulated material.
I would also have concerns over the placement of the gas pipe, as it is in a stud wall
You beat me to it. Unless that stud work is ventilated it is definately a suspect installation.
Could that possibly be a diy install? Just askin
Not good enough for a DIY. just thinking
Could that possibly be a diy install? Just askin
All professionally installed.
All professionally installed.
Some "professionals" should be banned.......
Anything that can insulate the pipework from a voltage in the region of 250V.Thank you everyone.
there should be some separation between the service pipework of at least 25mm and 150mm from the switches and sockets, if they are not separated by an electrical insulated material.
What do you mean by "electrical insulated material"? What kind of electrical insulated material would make it conform to regulations regarding separation distance?
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