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Commando Socket Cable Size

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Bellendian said:
Bet the online calculator was using 90deg not 70deg...as normal!
Does beg the question, whats the point in 90deg XLPE, if you cant take advantage of the higher ccc as nobody appears to make accessories compatible with 90deg conductor temps!
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We used to use them. But the equipment was rated for the 90deg cable. Schneider stuff.
 
I'd say he has probably done his calcs and 16mm suits the 63a for me, 4mm could be for long run? If trust the man on the job to make the right decisions so i would say he probably has
 
I'd say he has probably done his calcs and 16mm suits the 63a for me, 4mm could be for long run? If trust the man on the job to make the right decisions so i would say he probably has
 

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