Detached garage

[Heisenberg]

And have a read of the article in here...

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[Sintra]

Think you will find you can't export the earth from the main building as it TN-C-S you will have to only bring out the line and neutral from house, make the detached garage a tt system, then bond all extraneous parts to you new tt main earthing terminal. Ie structural steel and heating pipes. Job done!

Think you will find that who ever told you that is an obsessive compulsive liar. :lol:

 

[telectrix]

Think you will find that who ever told you that is an obsessive compulsive liar. :lol:

you must be referring to niceic, then. or a politician.

 

[Sintra]

you must be referring to niceic, then. or a politician.

Well if the cap fits................

 

[Guitarist]

It's in the old ESQCR. Many lecturers still state what aj did.
Funny how this topic keeps raising its head

 

[Sintra]

As I see it the correct word in this situation would be EXTEND rather than EXPORT.

 

[Engineer54]

As it's a separate building and with a PME service at the head, you will need the separate 10mm bonding conductor between the MET and garage EMT in this garage to connect to the steel frame and to the daft copper heating pipes etc, if your intending on extending the house PME equipotential zone!! What sort of distances are we talking about here??

 

[diditrain]

The detached garage is no more than 5 metre`s from the house.

 

[telectrix]

if the 6mm SWA is already in place and a 10mm bonding conductor would be a pain to fit, then TT the garage. bloody big rod and the steelwork should give a decent Ra. LOL.

 

[diditrain]

Yeah it`s already in situ, beneath a block paved yard. His garage is still under construction but he is putting insulated plasterboard on the walls, tinted windows etc. Should be nice and snug when complete

 

[telectrix]

Yeah it`s already in situ, beneath a block paved yard. His garage is still under construction but he is putting insulated plasterboard on the walls, tinted windows etc. Should be nice and snug when complete

a good argument for putting the cable in ducting. could have pulled a 10mm bonding in retrospectively. now he's fooked.

 

[diditrain]

Totally agree, I will probably just tell him to run one in himself. Give him the hassle

 

[Engineer54]

Yeah it`s already in situ, beneath a block paved yard. His garage is still under construction but he is putting insulated plasterboard on the walls, tinted windows etc. Should be nice and snug when complete

Sounds more like a very comfortable naughty boy's room, where your mate goes for a beer and to watch the footie in peace!! lol!!

 

[diditrain]

Yeah, i believe it is his place to go and hide. Then again they say that every man should have one

 

[Guest55]

Think you will find you can't export the earth from the main building as it TN-C-S

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