Multiple Earthed Neutral (MEN) System
installation earthing system, this is known as a laid up earth in the sub-main. d) The method of earthing a distribution board in an outbuilding, must comply with either the system described in b or in c, as above. e)The neutral conductor supplying distribution board 2, does not rely on a terminal at distribution board
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