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Circuits still need supplementary bonding together.
Obviously not the pipework if plastic
There's a good detailed drawing in guidance note 8 if you have a copy?

And if the metal pipework is not extraneous?

Edit; thanks I'll have a gander.
 
Circuits still need supplementary bonding together.
Obviously not the pipework if plastic
And if the metal pipework is not extraneous?
When we supplementary bond in the bathroom without rcd protection we bond all associated circuits in the location and any extraneous parts like pipes.
Nothing's different with non extraneous pipework apart from the pipes , which won't require supplementary bonding.
Circuits don't change tho do they?
 
When we supplementary bond in the bathroom without rcd protection we bond all associated circuits in the location and any extraneous parts like pipes.
Nothing's different with non extraneous pipework apart from the pipes , which won't require supplementary bonding.
Circuits don't change tho do they?

But if there's no extraneous conductive parts, there's no reason to supplementary bond them. In this case I only have one circuit. So if I use this 2nd light circuit (without RCBO) you saying I have to local supplementary bond both these circuits?
 
8.5 showing associated bathroom circuits (shower,lighting and heater)supplementary bonded together with plastic pipework installation to bathroom
 
Thought I would just report back. Elecsa Technical agreed with you chaps.

My suggestion of replacing luminaire with shaver socket on existing circuit, would no longer be regarded as maintenance. Therefore the alteration/addition would need to comply with current regulations. :)
 
Thought I would just report back. Elecsa Technical agreed with you chaps.

My suggestion of replacing luminaire with shaver socket on existing circuit, would no longer be regarded as maintenance. Therefore the alteration/addition would need to comply with current regulations. :)
Rcbo it pal.
 

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