Questions relating to the requirements for supplementary equipotential bonding are frequently asked; a very common one is where should it be installed. This article looks at the requirements for supplementary equipotential bonding in BS 7671:2008, where supplementary equipotential bonding should be installed and offers help on the process of evaluation.
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