Dedicated cold water feed for shower.

Hello Set

Understood, thanks.

Now - equipotential bonding with plastic pipes. Speedfit and Hep20 are pretty vague in a "it's not required since 1994" or somesuch, but to make sure - I don't need to bond the taps on a plastic bath, cistern, gravity shower or basin when using solely plastic pipes, right?

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There is a reprint of an article by Paul Cook of the IEE which gives guidance on earth and equipotential bonding when using plastic pipes such as Hep2O at:-

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