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learningspark
hi all, only few months into training but keen to learn more....
i know that we use 230v for the physics but so a 9.8kw shower is:-
9800/230 = 43amp's
so what i need to know is how do we decide what size cable we use here, is it the volt drop calculation, length of run etc?
also howdens have a habit of not supplying feed cable for say a electric oven.....so a 2.2kw oven is 9.5amps.....what size flex would i put on this? would it have to be heat proof?
so my question is what size cable would i use on appliances like this?
the answer i am looking for is something like this :-
1-10amp = X
11-20amp = X
21-30amp = X
etc.........
also say if i was running a outdoor security light outside.....would i have to use SWA? i have been told flex clipped direct to brickwork is fine? someone has even said the cable used for the fire alarms!...........
i dont know alot so was looking for some very simple answers!!
thankyou
i know that we use 230v for the physics but so a 9.8kw shower is:-
9800/230 = 43amp's
so what i need to know is how do we decide what size cable we use here, is it the volt drop calculation, length of run etc?
also howdens have a habit of not supplying feed cable for say a electric oven.....so a 2.2kw oven is 9.5amps.....what size flex would i put on this? would it have to be heat proof?
so my question is what size cable would i use on appliances like this?
the answer i am looking for is something like this :-
1-10amp = X
11-20amp = X
21-30amp = X
etc.........
also say if i was running a outdoor security light outside.....would i have to use SWA? i have been told flex clipped direct to brickwork is fine? someone has even said the cable used for the fire alarms!...........
i dont know alot so was looking for some very simple answers!!
thankyou