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adiabatic equation - 2.5 2c SWA

Stewart Mason
I don't get involved with adiabatic equations all to often, hence I'm a bit rusty! I'm trying to calculate the R1+R2 for a 2 core 2.5mm SWA. Obviously the R1 is the easy bit, I'm struggling with the SWA as the R2.  I saw a link to a table on the old forum but I can't find it now. Any ideas?


Thanks Stewart
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    Without doing any calculations and just using previous "experience knowledge" I venture to say that the proposed installation as described will comply.


    But I may be concerned about Volt drop. What is the design load and installation method?


    Z.
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    Without doing any calculations and just using previous "experience knowledge" I venture to say that the proposed installation as described will comply.


    But I may be concerned about Volt drop. What is the design load and installation method?


    Z.
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