Transcription of Bathroom Zones Explained - Recon Electrical
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T: 01246 455565. F: 01246 455244. W: E: Bathroom Zones Explained Using Electrical equipment in bath or shower rooms has always needed care to ensure safety. Now the IEE Wiring Regulations (17th Edition) have identified particular Zones within the Bathroom to indicate what type of Electrical equipment can be installed. IEE Wiring Regulations consider Electrical installations in the Bathroom to be a special location due to water increasing the risk of electric shock. Therefore anyone responsible for Bathroom electrics should adhere strictly to BS7671 the Requirements for Electrical Installations' Section 601, which gives clear instructions relating to Locations containing a bath or shower'.
These zones take into account windows, doors, walls ceilings and partitions, assessing the level of risk in each zone, with specific ... timer trigger input, a 3–pole isolator is necessary to disconnect both poles. Heating Central heating - is the safest, however if you need to use an electric heater, it must
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