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Discuss How to find R1 and R2 separately in the Electrician Courses : Electrical Quals area at ElectriciansForums.net
Yes I do , which done 16.71x58/1000=0.97Do you have Guidance Note 3. You can't guess the answer.
Do you have Guidance Note 3. You can't guess the answer.
4mm L 1.5cpc 16.71The 1.67 multiplier only works for 2.5 line conductor with 1.5 protective conductor. The cable specified is 4mm line conductor with a 1.5 protective conductor. You should be able to work out what multiplier to use in this case.
How to find the r1 value? By using the on-site guide tables.
4mm 4.61 sorry if I'm not that knowledgeable but I can't find on the table cpc value on its own .No split them, look at separate values for 4.0 and 1.5.
Will try it now . Thanks mate much appreciated ur helpAlternatively take the 16.71 for 4.0/1.5 and deduct 4.61 for the 4.0 and this will give you 1.5. Same result either way.
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