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Why do you want to protect submains with MCBs? This is very poor design practice.
Why do you want the submains on RCDs?
Why do you want the submains on RCDs?
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you took the words right out of my mouth dave sparks
this farm shop you saying ,calculate the existing load before the extra load .
you need to put some pics on here to so we can see the existing supply.
candy man !
It's a 16mm 4 core armoured. Not much volt drop at all. It's about 30 meters but that's just from r1 and rn test and rough distanceWhat size is the existing sub-main? Is it ok for the increase to 63A, what sort of volt-drop is there going to be on it?
It's a 16mm 4 core armoured. Not much volt drop at all. It's about 30 meters but that's just from r1 and rn test and rough distance
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