Protective Equipotential Bonding
main equipotential bonding conductors. However, it is recommended that the electricity distributor or supplier should be asked to confirm their agreement to the proposed size(s) it is intended to install. BS 951 earthing and bonding warning label Regulation 514.13.1(ii)
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