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davidjones89
now thats what i was thinking, and you are the first to say soIts a ring main so 2x2.5mm conductors, you will be in on Vd by a country mile!
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now thats what i was thinking, and you are the first to say soIts a ring main so 2x2.5mm conductors, you will be in on Vd by a country mile!
i fancy paying it off the roll and then when its short i will get wholesaler to coil it back up and grovel to me for selling me less than i asked for!! if it is 100m then i donald ducked and will have a snotty pile of cable!!
Page 51 Table 7.1 Notes ..."Voltage drop is the limiting constraint on length" ....my problem is if you use any length near to the maximum you do not comply with the volt drop ! am i missing something ?
just give a bit more light on this formula please,To find max cable length on ring allowing for volt drop use formula
4 x max vd x 1000 / ib x mV/A/M
u got it
I said you explination of the formula was correct but where do you get your numbers from??
4 x 11.5 x1000 is correct but your Ib will not always be the max admissible current allowed but in a ring that is correct. however i cannot check your mV/a/m as i dont have the regs to hand.
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