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cable size

10/09/2007 10:37 PM

Hi,

I want to know approximate cable size depend on load and also grounding cable,nuetral cable size upto 25 mm2. please can you mail me ...please

Email:amar_chendu@yahoo.co.in

Thanks and regards

Amaresh.R
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Re: cable size

10/10/2007 8:32 AM

Please be specific..Your question seems to be very vague..

Cable size depends on the current rating of the equipment & we have to consider voltage drops & some safety factor ..

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Re: cable size

10/11/2007 5:03 AM

Use the latest edition of the Institution of Electrical Engineers' UK 'Wiring Regulations' as a guide to best practice, should a local standard be unavailable in the country in question.

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