when bonding all pipework and circuits in bathroom, could someone tell me if i have to bond the cold water feed for the shower as well as the shower itself or is it just one of them.
Many thanks
Many thanks
Supplementary bonding in a bathroom
- Thread starter jon3674
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You need to include both the electrical supply to the shower, and also the cold water supply in the bathroom in you supplementary bonding.
This can normally be acheived by installing a link from the earth terminal to the cold water supply in the shower unit it self
This can normally be acheived by installing a link from the earth terminal to the cold water supply in the shower unit it self
all the pipes, to all the circuits.
If the shower water comes into the bathroom in its own pipe, it needs to be bonded. If it branches off the same pipe as the taps, after coming into the bathroom, you only need to bond that pipe once.
If the shower water comes into the bathroom in its own pipe, it needs to be bonded. If it branches off the same pipe as the taps, after coming into the bathroom, you only need to bond that pipe once.
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