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Hello,

What would be the max Wattage immersion heater I could comfortably install on a dedicated 60A circuit?

Not DIY but trying to figure out some options before speaking with contractors.

Cheers!
 
14 kWatt. 240 x 60 = 14,400. watts. that size of heater would be best on a 3 phase supply. then it's only 20A/phase. and of course, 2.5mm cable as opposed to 10mm.
 

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