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AAaaahhhhh. The Bonding Question Again.

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Do we main bond up an installation if a new gas boiler is to be installed when the old one is removed?


What are extraneous-conductive-parts, and what are not?


Now, to put a spanner into the works, do any issues arise if the copper pipes are "bonded" with solderless copper bonding?


Otto von Guericke would have known this for sure.


Over to you?


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    Apparently this copper pipe glue is increasingly being used in industry by plumbers and heating engineers alike. No heat required.



    That should take the heat off things...

    As long its a permenant, robust, mechanical and electrical connection then it is acceptable. 

    If main equiptoential bonding existed then its wise to assume that its still required. Pretty staright forward to check.


    Legh

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    Apparently this copper pipe glue is increasingly being used in industry by plumbers and heating engineers alike. No heat required.



    That should take the heat off things...

    As long its a permenant, robust, mechanical and electrical connection then it is acceptable. 

    If main equiptoential bonding existed then its wise to assume that its still required. Pretty staright forward to check.


    Legh

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