can anyone explain why and how there is no incoming earth at the board. its a victorian terrace the distributors feed from u/g up the outside of the property,:rockstar:
through the loft to the ist floor landing. into a connecting block .the line is fed into a 60a fuse block...the two tails into...
Hello – looking for some advice. I had an electrician rewire the house. He has finished over two weeks ago. I have pulled up some floorboards ready for some bathroom plumbing and have noticed. Some of the wires cross over the central heating pipes. They are about 1cm off from touching!!! Is...
looking for a bit of advice
i have turned up to compleate the second fix on a rewire and noticed that the previous spark has run all his cables up along side ch pipes, about 8ft run, will thease be ok if i separate cables in to a lenth of trunking with no lid to prevent touching plus put some...
Hi am i reading it right that before you carry out any electrical work out in domestic properties that these pipes have to be upgraded to 10mm earthing cable even if they are already bonded but in less then 10mm
bluecallum
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bonding
electricians' talk
gas
pipes
regs
regulations
water
I have got a refurb to rewire, the incoming water supply is in plastic pipe as is all pipework
in the premises run in walls and underfloor.Copper is only used to connect to radiators and taps
where they exit the wall or come up from floor boards.
I can therefore omit the main bonding as long as...
rob69
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bonding
electricians' talk
main
main bonding
pipes
plastic
Hi All,
ive been working in a old 50's/60's property which has a black pvc/almost rubber water pipe incoming to the stopcock, then it leaves the sc in the same type of pipe
then disappears into a box section going upstairs under the floor . Now the other end could be anywhere but i can't find...
ashlec
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bonding
electricians' talk
pipes
plastic
present
services
water
when
Hi guys.
Just a quick question. Doing a ccu change for my assesment and a swa is close to the gas meter and pipes. It is 50mm from pipes so that is ok but only around 10-15mm from the meter as it is run behind it up agaianst the wall, and following the on-site guide you need a seperation...
I've recently had a complete rewire. It's been a nightmare. Electrician called back once because cables not properly chased in and some wires left exposed. Now I am securring the floorboards he had taken up and cables are running in the same groove cut into the joists for the central heating...
ummidris
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bedroom
cables
central
central heating
electric
electrical
electricians' talk
floor
heating
joists
pipes
safe
I have to run some 6mm cable behind some copper pipes to a cooker switch and socket on the wall. Obviously I can't chase it into the wall behind the pipes, so is it acceptable to put an extra piece of cable sheath between the cable and the copper pipes to protect the cable?
Thanks.
Hello folks,
I was wondering if i could get some tips from you all for cutting up tongue and groove chipboard flooring,Because today when the joiner took up a section off the floor there was pipes very very close to the tops of the joists and right underneath the flooring..
Whats the best way...
Kev2632
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chipboard
circular
cutting
depth
drill
electricians' talk
pipes
through
Carried out an EICR today few things noted down to do,there is a 10mm equipotential bond on water and gas services. BUT the gas is bonded at the meter under the stairs and 2 inches down it enters the solid floor. also in the lounge there is a small gas pipe that comes out the wall to the fire...
Hi all, when connecting a new main bonding connector onto old water/gas pipes that are blue, do you clean the area on the pipe first? If so, what's best to use?
Had to fit water bonding cable today, out through wall along exterior at about 7ft high and back into consumer unit area.
is the 10mm cable fine unprotected at that height or do I have to enclose it. Also, if it is fine up there, then does anyone know of any clips from CEF that are strong...
Hello,
A few years ago I had my house rewired and received a Building Regulations Compliance Certificate from the installer. I've recently had to raise some floorboards and now see that the installer in many cases ran cables through notches in the joists and these cables are not protected from...
Lewis123
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cables
electricians' talk
floorboards
house
installer
pipes
under
Been to look at a job today in a council property where there are about 6 flats which are all heated by a communal heating system. Only had a quick glance at the board but couldn't see any obvious equipotential bonding.
So my question is, if you can't bond at gas entry as its in a different...
Octopus
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aus
bonding
building
communal
electricians' talk
heating
pipes
system
where
volt stick picking up voltage on pipes,radiators and walls. there is an rccb on the installtion and it is tripping when you test it but not in the normal conditions with this volt stick situation.any ideas please.
andy jervis
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aus
electricians' talk
normal
pipes
stick
voltage
volts
Hi, partly through a job to fit 18 mains voltage downlighters to kitchen. They are fire-rated and designed for low energy lamps.
Trying to avoid taking up floors above as house is new and the floor boarding is squares of chipboard type material that is tongue & groove on all edges and nailed...
zippy
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aus
ceiling
downlighters
electricians' talk
insulation
kitchen
pipes
plastic
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