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Just been asked to quote for running new supply & connecting a 3 phase cooking appliance in a small bakers. Don't really do much with 3 Phase so just a quick question.

DB has 3 phase 3 pole breaker spare and the run is around 40-45 meters away from the DB
Done a quick calc and the SWA needs to be 6mm 4 core. Whats a good isolator for the other end would you say? Also since this is fixed equipment and am i right it doesnt need to be RCD protected ?

thanks
 
i concur with your cable choice. 4mm is borderline as regard VD. i'd fit a 45A 4 pole isolator local to the cooker. RCD is not required.

edit: and a 32A MCB.
 

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