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After an N.I.C.E.I.C E.I.C.R. report I attended to see about some remedial work.

The house is TN-S supplied with a Ze of 0.64 Ohms. The main earthing conductor just pulled out when I tugged on it in the presence of the homeowner. Not good.

Anyway, in the bathroom is a cast iron bath tub. Immediately above it is a chrome finish spot light bar, reported to be suitable for zone 1 use. I do not know if it is a Class 1 or 2 fitting at this stage, but the owner will give me details later on.

A person standing in the bath tub can easily touch the metal luminaire as it is very low, mounted on a wooden beam.

Would you bond it to the bath tub pipework?

 

Z.

 

 

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    Are you sure you are not making that up ? I'd be surprised the Northern Gazette, being based in Stockton (kind of Tees-side but covering Middlesborough and Hartlepoole for the southerners) condescended to cover anything as far south as Yorkshire at all.  That and being out of print for about 50 years. Easingwold area is of course north of York, but not by much.

    Mike.

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    Are you sure you are not making that up ? I'd be surprised the Northern Gazette, being based in Stockton (kind of Tees-side but covering Middlesborough and Hartlepoole for the southerners) condescended to cover anything as far south as Yorkshire at all.  That and being out of print for about 50 years. Easingwold area is of course north of York, but not by much.

    Mike.

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