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Hi,
I will be fitting an outside tap to a garden shed next week. There is no electricity supply to the shed at present, but an electrician will be putting a supply in shortly. Is it necessary to earth/bond the copper pipework which is inside and if so what do I bond it to?

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the electrician should bond the pipework if he is puttin in a supply he will have a consumer unit so he will earth it through that.
 
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