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Hi guys. Little bit of guidance required please. Have a 260m run to carry a total of 16amps. Just to supply 4 sockets.
Im done my calcs and come out with a size of 25mm 3core swa which will give me a VD of 7.28
The cpc will be plenty big enough after calcs show an 8mm required.
As 25mm impossible to terminate into a socket!!
Was wondering the best way to go about it, would a submain to a DB over half way, and two 16amp mcbs to suply 2x radials be best?
Or submains to 1st point, and then to the 2nd point? So id have two DBs on 1 SWA with one 16amp mcb in each for sockets. Any response greatly apreciated. Thanks
 
Thanks all. Thinking of 16mm radial carrying 12amp. Wired in 16mm swa. Terminated into a galv enclosure and downsized to the sockets. protected by an rcd at DB.
Would give me an 8v drop. And 1 more question, the best way to join the cores?
 

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