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Dolphin shower installed in 2000.

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A photo from a plumber of a twenty one year old Dolphin shower he is replacing, he wants to know what the black wire is for. 

My first thought was it's for a waste pump, but he cannot see one and a watering can full of water ran away down the waste. 

There's no sign of an extractor fan either, so I said terminated it and leave it in the enclosure. 

Anyone aware of something we have missed?

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    It Bod is about later we may get a comment on the earthing arrangement, which has a separate earth conductor running back to the fuse board as well as the local equipotential bonding, any one else care to comment on that as well?

    It is not RCD protected ?

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    It Bod is about later we may get a comment on the earthing arrangement, which has a separate earth conductor running back to the fuse board as well as the local equipotential bonding, any one else care to comment on that as well?

    It is not RCD protected ?

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