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Having to re cable the lighting in a metal portacabin,the cabin is placed in a workshop,would you main bond it,doubts due to new 18 th edition,on the requirements of main bonding.
The cabin is not an extraneous conductive part,& will be earthed fortuitously by the lighting equipment.
 
It can’t be an extraneous conductive part,cause it’s inside the building.
Why bond it when there’s no need to bond metal pipes in situ,if they have a plastic insert @ entry to that building .
 
It can’t be an extraneous conductive part,cause it’s inside the building.
Why bond it when there’s no need to bond metal pipes in situ,if they have a plastic insert @ entry to that building .
You could say that about any metalwork within the building that may or may not be classed as extraneous.
 
Why the optimistic Pete? the reason I asked was that if it was a kitted out unit with an existing consumer unit the metal container shell is bonded to the consumer unit.
Just optimistic that the OP was aware of what you were saying nothing against you Mate
 
We are required to bond extraneous-conductive-parts which are likely to introduce a potential.
If the port a cabin is extraneous, conductive and likely to introduce a potential, then bond it.
If it isn’t any one of the 3, then don’t bond it.
 

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