Bonding the Hot Water Tank and Gas Line

This video show how to bond the hot water tanks cold, hot line and the gas line together. I also walk you through a brief description on why you need to bond them together. Hope these video helps you out.
In our homes, safety should always come first, especially when it comes to electrical and gas systems. In this detailed video, we focus on the crucial process of electrically bonding your hot water tank and gas line-a vital step in mitigating potential hazards and ensuring the well-being of your household.
Bonding serves as a fundamental safety measure, establishing a low-resistance path to prevent electric shock and minimize fire risks. Our tutorial provides comprehensive guidance on how to effectively and safely bond your hot water tank and gas line, covering all the essential steps and considerations.
Here's what you can expect to learn:
Understanding the importance of electrically bonding the hot water tank and gas line for home safety.
Identification of the necessary tools and materials required for the bonding process.
Step-by-step instructions on how to electrically bond your hot water tank and gas line, ensuring compliance with electrical codes and standards.
Practical tips for establishing secure grounding connections and maintaining proper bonding integrity.
Safety precautions to adhere to throughout the bonding procedure, prioritizing personal safety and well-being.
Real-world demonstrations and examples to illustrate key concepts and techniques.
Whether you're a homeowner looking to enhance safety measures or a professional seeking to bolster your knowledge, this video equips you with the expertise needed to perform electrical bonding effectively.
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[@SwolShark]

did you turn off the circuit to do this work for the water heater or no? I appreciate any feedback, thanks 👍

[@Afsaneh3333]

Shouldn't you connect your ground wire to the electrical panel?

[@blux1532]

Would love to know where you get those tags that you wired on at the end of the video.

[@Lewisusa11]

Just an FYI, your volume is waaaay low.

[@dissociativecat7495]

National Electric Code doesn't require bonding. the furnace and hot water tank should have an equipment ground and that's should be all you need

[@Drewdayz2419]

This is crazy I work for gas company and have work for here for 20 years and in our policy says if there is a bond or a ground to the gas pipe, you must take it off no bonds are grounds or not allowed to be on the gas system i’m serious today is the first time I’ve ever seen that they’re requiring y’all to do it as code

[@rizzotto139]

What is a dialectic?

[@waynedawson6926]

In Jersey you can't ground to gas line.