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A friend has asked if it is safe/allowed to run a surface mounted cable to an electric shower?

It's happened at his grandparents house down south and he is a bit worried

Said its surface mounted but in a conduit

Sounds rough but is it ok?
 
Yes ok normally done on social services grant jobs
 
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I guess it doesn't matter if the outer coating gets wet

Trunking normally is ip 45 rated so other than sealing to shower it should be fine

Mira shower ?
 
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No idea
I'm not involved, just got asked if it was allowed

Yep fine normally done if all the tiles haven't come off, I normally run the shower feed in the same mt4 normally
 
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