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Richard

Good afternoon, Hope everyones well!

Quick question.

Running a 60A sub-main top adjacent barn about 40 odd meters away. I'd naturally prefer burying the cable however the client would rather overhead. I'v only ever suspended T+E cable on a catenary set-up. Is there any reason an SWA can't be run in this fashion? Obviously there'll be poles at intervals because of the span and weight, but i'm thinking in long term wear/movement damage to the cable.

Thank you for any advice.
 

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