CSA C22.2 NO 0.4-04 UPD 2 Bonding of electrical equipment

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CSA C22.2 NO 0.4-04 UPD 2 Document Information:

Title
Bonding of electrical equipment

CSA Standards

Publication Date:
Oct 1, 2008

Scope:

This Standard applies to electrical equipment that is intended for installation and use in accordance with the requirements of Part I of the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) and is

(a) cord connected or permanently connected and required to be bonded by either Part I or Part II of the CEC; or

(b) constructed in a manner intended to ensure that it will be bonded when installed (even though bonding is not required by the CEC).

Note: The bonding specified in this Clause does not include bonding that is applied to equipment solely for a purpose such as protection from lightning discharge or preventing electrical noise from interfering with the functioning of communications and computer circuits.

This Standard includes provisions for certain details of construction and for testing procedures by which a certifying agency may determine compliance with the applicable Standard.

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