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I'd be more concerned with if the manuf specified a type of cable for the final connection, any info regarding that?
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i'm looking forward to the naysayers responses now...
Didn't they change the wording in the regs recently regarding manufacturers instructions or is the the next amendment a change of wording was proposed?
I suppose if you do use 4mm and the maufacturers instructions have said 6mm you may invalidate any warranty. Common sense doesn't seem to play much of a part with regards insurance companies!
Infact quite a lot of maunufacturers instructions do seem to say 6mm!
It seems as though you've based the 4mm on this one cooker, which could cause problems for the future when it gets changed. If it was a short run why didn't you just use the standard 6mm Eddie, it would't have been much of a difference in cost?
i hope you have one of these handy
He hasn't. I put it on after posting #23!
If it was a short run why didn't you just use the standard 6mm Eddie, it would't have been much of a difference in cost?
As has already been said earlier, how can a manufacturer recommend a cable size without knowing installation method, Ze, length of cable?
Since when did any type of circuit have "standard" cable for it?
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