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Have you used the adiabatic equation (if permissable) to determine the minimum cpc size that would comply?
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I think he's done a runner after posting the same question 3 timesHave you used the adiabatic equation (if permissable) to determine the minimum cpc size that would comply?
I think he's done a runner after posting the same question 3 times
there's a caravan plot next door owned by pub where a nic company took a supply including staked earth and run a sub main to pub Pme origin. .... But to take 2 x10mm earth's from switch fuse in pub straight into Pme met block! And here is my problem it's been bugging me I graded this with c2 potential danger should it be a c1 immediate danger due to what is essentially a high risk situation waiting for a fault to occur and kill someone. I appreciate any and all responses
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