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Hi all,
Just planning a sub main to an outbuilding .
It will be 80 metre run, buried direct on a 63amp fuse .

So I am thinking of running 25mm swa but just been doing my calcs on whether I can use armour as Cpc. The outbuilding is going to be TT so no need of a bonding conductor on the submain.

After doing calcs in 2 core swa I get
99/51 x16 = 31.02

What I cannot find is csa of 25mm armoured to see if it is big enough .

If anyone could give me the answer it would be most appreciated
 

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