So it is legal to have two separate unlinked earth terminals in a socket? BS 1363-2 doesn't seem to specify there must be a single termination, but it doesn't seem right to me as you could end up wiring one side of the loop into each termination, and split the earth loop by accident. either that or you end up with an unearthed socket. (or have to fit a link between the two. ) but is it legal? that's the question!There is no law in the UK that specifies what is described.
So it is legal to have two separate unlinked earth terminals in a socket? BS 1363-2 doesn't seem to specify there must be a single termination, but it doesn't seem right to me as you could end up wiring one side of the loop into each termination, and split the earth loop by accident. either that or you end up with an unearthed socket. (or have to fit a link between the two. ) but is it legal? that's the question!
It's two entirely separate terminations, one hole on the back for each earth wire.do you mean that there's no manufacturers link between the 2 earth terminals? have you metered across them?![]()
Trainee question, get to the right aisle.. pg 86 osg might explain something
Size of protective conductor is another question