You are a bit behind the times UKPN, the "bond everything" 15th edition was found to increase danger (particularly in commercial kitchens), as they became conductive environments. Why would you want to bond an otherwise unconnected conductive part anyway, why not bond the saucepans?
Hiya, that's fair enough but, as you state more to do with 'commercial' kitchens BUT... why not earth EVERYTHING, (including the steel pans, haha)???
WHAT, if there was a damaged cable that was touching some pipework that wasn't bonded???
You are a bit behind the times UKPN, the "bond everything" 15th edition was found to increase danger (particularly in commercial kitchens), as they became conductive environments. Why would you want to bond an otherwise unconnected conductive part anyway, why not bond the saucepans?
Hiya, that's fair enough but, as you state more to do with 'commercial' kitchens BUT... why not earth EVERYTHING, (including the steel pans, haha)???
WHAT, if there was a damaged cable that was touching some pipework that wasn't bonded???
