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Jeffmo65
I said VD WAS irrelevent being pedantic of course it matters . .ok let's say the circuit is designed on the limit in 4mm , putting 2.5 at end would not be correct . Yes?
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Hurar finally . Thank you LeesparksThen that's what you would use or a cable of a bigger CSA
what do you abbreviate to CCC MATEThe whole circuit is suitable for 2.5/1.5 from a CCC consideration, so it is also suitable for 4/1.5 in terms of CCC.
therefore there is no need to fuse down.
The decreased resistance provided by the 4/1.5 serves to reduce the volt drop only.
Current carrying capacitywhat do you abbreviate to CCC MATE
what do you abbreviate to CCC MATE
Ok so circuit regarding voltage drop is on limit at end of total circuit we can use 2.5mm for the last few meters ??
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