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Bonding both sides of an swa cable

MrJack96 over 4 years ago

Is it necessary to bond both sides of an armoured cable if it’s not being used as a CPC and if you bond it at the supply side of an electrical motor starter panel is there anything in the regs where it should be bonded too or can it just be bolted to the chassis stud using a 6mm fly lead off the gland.

thanks for your help in advance guys.

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0 MrJack96 over 4 years ago

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Thank you for your help Andy. Table 4.6 in the on site guide should give me the size of the bonding conductor. I believe the biggest conductor run to the panel it 6mm so it states 6mm for exposed conductive part to extraneous. Would I be right in thinking this ?
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0 MrJack96 over 4 years ago

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Thank you for your help Andy. Table 4.6 in the on site guide should give me the size of the bonding conductor. I believe the biggest conductor run to the panel it 6mm so it states 6mm for exposed conductive part to extraneous. Would I be right in thinking this ?
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