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Afternoon all

Just wondering on which reference method to choose..The installation is clipped direct everywhere apart from 1 metre of trunking as it enters the consumer unit, I think I know the answer (ref b) but wanted to check.

Constructive answers appreciated..

Dave
 
Strictly, method B, as the worst case scenario should be used for any portion of the cable run for derating purposes.
 

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