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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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    If the pipes are not connected to earth by any means then they must not be bonded.

    Parts only might require bonding because they are connected to earth at some point.

     

    Your instructions appear to be incorrect.

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    If the pipes are not connected to earth by any means then they must not be bonded.

    Parts only might require bonding because they are connected to earth at some point.

     

    Your instructions appear to be incorrect.

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