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I am concerned about exposed-conductive-parts and extraneous-conductive-parts and bonding. If a metal road drain cover is located next to, and in reach of a metal street light column, should the two be bonded together?

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    Only in Britain. The rest of the planet might paint the lamp post, but the thing most likely by about 3 orders of magnitude to do you lethal injury, or just any injury, is a car. And the problem is kinetic energy, not electrical.

    Mike.

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    mapj1 said:
    but the thing most likely by about 3 orders of magnitude to do you lethal injury, or just any injury, is a car.

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    mapj1 said:
    but the thing most likely by about 3 orders of magnitude to do you lethal injury, or just any injury, is a car.

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