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To bond or not to bond

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Hi,

Am spurring off a ring final to supply a 5A fused unit for operating a shower pump fitted to the water pipes in an airing cupboard. If my pipework is not continuous in metal then I need supplementary bonding between the pipes but if it is discontinuous then I may need equipotential bonding, can anyone please provide more of a steer on the latter point?

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    Thanks. knew it has cps protection but instructions talk about the need for supplementary bonding if the attached pipework doesn't earth separately through the incoming water main which obviously I can check but also says equipotential bonding may be required and that is the part I am unclear on 

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    Thanks. knew it has cps protection but instructions talk about the need for supplementary bonding if the attached pipework doesn't earth separately through the incoming water main which obviously I can check but also says equipotential bonding may be required and that is the part I am unclear on 

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