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The way I used to do it was 100w per lampholder add them all up and divide by the supply voltage to give the amps,that was when we had lightbulbs on pendants before all these fancy fittings came out so 10x100 =1000 divided by 240(supply volts)=4.16a
 
The way I used to do it was 100w per lampholder add them all up and divide by the supply voltage to give the amps,that was when we had lightbulbs on pendants before all these fancy fittings came out so 10x100 =1000 divided by 240(supply volts)=4.16a

then its 66% of this therefore maximum demand is 2.75A

table A2 on page 111 of the on site guide.
 
The way I used to do it was 100w per lampholder add them all up and divide by the supply voltage to give the amps,that was when we had lightbulbs on pendants before all these fancy fittings came out so 10x100 =1000 divided by 240(supply volts)=4.16a

in the on site guide it says it 66% of total current demand how do you work it out by that
 
Work out your total load in amps by the formula given above then multiply that answer by 66/100

To be brutally honest this is pretty basic maths mate and if you struggle with percentages you're going to have a fairly major problem
 
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