In this video Marcus looks at how BS 7671 deals with airing cupboards in bathrooms. Marcus explains how the electrical content of an airing cupboard with a door on it falls outside of the special location that is the bathroom. However if the airing cupboard door opens out into either zone 1 or 2 of a bathroom then equipment inside the airing cupboard requires additional protection by an RCD rated at no greater than 30 mA.
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00:00 - Airing cupboards and bathrooms
00:26 - Measuring the distance from zone 1
00:46 - If the airing cupboard was in zone 2
01:20 - If in zone 1 or 2 with the door open
01:22 - Additional protection
01:40 - Area inside an airing cupboard is classed as outside of the zones
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