It doesn't need to. It only needs to cope with the load. The 40A circuit breaker only needs to provide adequate fault protection.can the 6mm2 cable cope with 40 amps?
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It doesn't need to. It only needs to cope with the load. The 40A circuit breaker only needs to provide adequate fault protection.can the 6mm2 cable cope with 40 amps?
I know, but you were not supposed to say that, hence my post to the young sparks, now where is the "I'm angry an experienced spark has trashed my post emoji?"It doesn't need to. It only needs to cope with the load. The 40A circuit breaker only needs to provide adequate fault protection.
Agreed, no problem at all, the only question now to the OP is "why isn't it already up on the wall?"for 8.5kW, Ib= 36A, so unless the cable is covered in insulation, 6.0mm will be fine.
Assume! Not a good idea.Yes it does. Just not sure what the rating of the shower one is. A new board was put in about 5 years ago and I'm assuming all was ok for the 8kw shower we already have.
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