by BLAKEY1963 »
Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:30 pm
[quote="tigerman"]My gas meter box is outside and at the front of the house. I had a good look inside the meter box and can't see the gas pipe has any earth bonding to it, so I suspect it is not earthed. Can I earth the gas pipe (my side of the meter) to the gas pipe on the supply side of the meter? (because it comes from under the ground so by virture it is an earth point. If not, can i earth my side of the gas pipe to the gas meter metal box which is fixed to the brick wall? Appreciate your advice, thanks.[/quote]
TIGERMAN
A 10 MM2 EARTH CABLE WOULD BE ATTACHED 600MM2
MAXIMUM FROM THE CONSUMERS PIPIWORK FROM THE GAS METER
AND RUN TO THE MAIN EARTH TERMINAL CONTAINING YOUR
MEANS OF EARTHING FOR THE INSTALLATION . AS WE R DEALING WITH
THE IMPORTANT SUBJECT OF EQUIPOTENTIAL BONDING U WOULD NEED TO HAVE AN ELECTRCIAN CHECK AND VERIFY THE INTEGRITY OF YOUR EARTHING . BLAKEY 1963