New electrical wiring (in aluminum piping) on the wall passes very close to and crosses heating pipes that are copper. The copper pipes (from the boiler) give out a lot of heat, would that damage or in any way cause problems with the electrical wiring that is in electrical tubing?
If you think the value of a human life is less than an electric cord, then tape away. Replace the damaged cord, or, cut it at the damaged area and replace the the cord cap (plug end) with the proper type. Bring the cord with you to your local hardware store and ask the person in the electrical department which one to use if you're not sure. Don't play Russian Roulette with your or your families safety. Do it right, and sleep tight!
dont let the pipes touch or insulate heat pipe .
It depends on the code in your area. Some building codes do not allow plumbing pipes to be in the same wall section as electrical wires.
