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Not bad, why?

Because.... (and I'm guessing at what Tony was eluding to).....what's the maximum PFC you'd expect off a 230V domestic line? Do the maths in reverse and tell us what the Ze would be in order to get 16,000 amps flowing at 230V.

Or even, to give it some real-world clarity, at 245V
 
Come on, were talking about the incomer which is protected at the supply transformer by what? 200A 250A 300A etc,different ball game.
 

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