current carrying capacity

[scott 123]

dont have O.S.G with me can sombody tell me the ccc for 6mm t&e buried in walls (i think i remember its 47A ) am i right

 

[HappyHippyDad]

46A for ref method C... not far out :smiley2:

 

[Knobhead]

I though the idea of the OSG was to have it on site.

 

[scott 123]

46A for ref method C... not far out :smiley2:

Thanks 4 that

 

[scott 123]

I though the idea of the OSG was to have it on site.

I know.took it out the van and forgot to put it back ..lol

 

[Simonslimline]

46A for ref method C... not far out :smiley2:

It is 47A!

 

[scott 123]

It is 47A!

Thought so

 

[SPARTYKUS]

If kept in a trench of liquid nitrogen it would be much higher.

 

[HappyHippyDad]

It is 47A!

Table 4D2A ref method C : 46A
Table 4D5 ref method C : 47A

??

 

[scott 123]

Table 4D2A ref method C : 46A
Table 4D5 ref method C : 47A

??

46 a is multicore
47a is single core

 

[davesparks]

Can't remember which number the table is, but the one you want is called something along the lines of 'flat insulated and sheathed twin conductor'

 

[HappyHippyDad]

46 a is multicore
47a is single core

Table 4D2A is multicore.. ref method C.. 46A
Table 4D5 is Insulated and sheathed flat cable.. ref method C... 47A

Wouldn't T&E fall into both of these?

(single core is another table and is 47A)

 

[davesparks]

Table 4D2A is multicore.. ref method C.. 46A
Table 4D5 is Insulated and sheathed flat cable.. ref method C... 47A

Wouldn't T&E fall into both of these?

(single core is another table and is 47A)

No, t&e only falls in to the insulated and sheathed flat cable category, for the very simple reason that it is the insulated and sheathed flat cable that table was written for!