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andrewcann

hi all just a quick one have been ask to more a fuse box by 8m but was unsure how long you could run meter tail without i isolator
 
You mention isolator but you should be fusing this 8mtr section as you can't rely on the cutout as you means of overcurrent protection over this distance as the DNO would not be happy about it.
My advise would be to install a switchfuse then you can terminate an swa cable and it would then have machanical protection for its run.
 

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