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New gas meter installed

Johno12345
I thought some of you might find this interesting. For reference, its TN-S and the intake is to the left, water comes in on the right and the earth bond doesn't go any further.


the new gas meter was fitted today and left like this

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    Agree with above, new supply pipework, didn't reconnect the bonding after fitting. 

    Bit worried that i can't see an emergency control valve on the supply side, perhaps situated out of shot above.

    Also a bit worried it looks like a medium pressure governor, for LPG, and it looks like it is in a basement. Therefore nowhere for any escaping LPG to disperse, heavier than air.
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    Agree with above, new supply pipework, didn't reconnect the bonding after fitting. 

    Bit worried that i can't see an emergency control valve on the supply side, perhaps situated out of shot above.

    Also a bit worried it looks like a medium pressure governor, for LPG, and it looks like it is in a basement. Therefore nowhere for any escaping LPG to disperse, heavier than air.
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