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Just been back to a job that I upgraded the DB in and water bonding in November to find the plumber that's fitted a new boiler has cut my bonding to the water main. Now I've got to run the whole lot again FFS.
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I thought about crimp but was not sure if it was ok under the regs as it is not continuous?
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THAT would depend on how good you are at crimping!!
BUT if you're in any doubt, solder it .. and it WILL be continuous.
Ha I think I can crimp or solder well enough. You learn something new everyday cheers guys saves me a headache.
I thought about crimp but was not sure if it was ok under the regs as it is not continuous?
thats why i like soldiered joints.i'd use a non-insulated butt crimp and cover with a bit of gn/y heat shrink. i'd probably forget to slide the h/s on first and have to cut and re-crimp, thought.
Not done properly, then.heat it up and off it comes
depends on the solder.Not done properly, then.
Morning Mark. :santa3:
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