How to Calculate the cable size and protective device rating
2021 ж. 31 Нау.
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Electrical Installation Design
How to carry out cable calculations to correctly size your electrical conductors
Design Current
Protective devices
Current carrying capacity
Volt drop
Sizing of the MCB/Fuse
and more...
At 21.29 you might spot I used the In instead of Ib in the volt drop calculation. So 16A instead of 13.04 A
Volt drop is actually 13.23v not 16.24v
Still unsuitable cable though
22.16 Maths error Ib x L
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That's a wonderful video, well done. One point, at the time 48:15, Ib=13.04 needs to be used instead of In=16, then correct Vd is 13.23v
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Please can you come with a video on this question; Two lamps are connected in series lamp A is rated 60W and lamp B is rated 100W. Which of this lamp will glow brighter if the supply voltage is 230V and why... Again Which of this lamp will glow brighter if it is connected in parallel with 230V and why...
26:43 Shouldn't the current for the orange line be the sum of both current so the voltage drop across orange line should be calculated with 16A?
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This was your best yet. Best Domestic electrics tutorials on KZhead.Took me a few days to get through it all. Your two previous comments below sum it all up.Adult Learner Question:@45:50 you mention table 4D2A and/or 4D5(flat twin and earth) and @46:00 similarly you refer to 4d2B and 4D5 .Can you use both tables interchangeably?Why no Reference B in 4D5 .I am not too sure what type of cable 4D2A refers to in a domestic situation.Thank you for this video.
Thanks Freeze foot. Well done for getting through the whole video. I do think they might be a bit too long? Table 4D5 is specifically for T&E in insulated stud walls, and above plasterboard ceilings, covered in insulation. So its for a very specific type of installation method. The other table 4D2A Is for PVC/PVC insulated cable (Inner and outer insulation) so that would include twin and earth as well. This table gives you a few more installation methods to choose from. You will notice the volt drop is the same in 4D5 and 4D2B
I appreciate your reply and clarification.The length of the video may put others off but there was detail in this video that I had not seen in similar videos covering this topic so it is always a compromise.Look forward to your next video.
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Please apart from this MFT instrument, which other instrument can be use to determine the resistance value of a cable for for a distance of 1m
Please apart from MFT, which instrument can be use to measure the cable resistance
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Hello sir, Should the outdoor service switch be greater or smaller than the main breaker in the consumer unit? I'll be so grateful if you would send me back. Thank you, Khalid
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Thank you linksone6287. Thats a really nice comment and I appreciate it. Emergency lighting would be a good subject to cover.
For 27 A current carrying capacity cable (with account of correction factors) , first standard fuse rating is 25 A. Not 20 A
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correction: time 21:21
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