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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nicebutdim" data-source="post: 561167" data-attributes="member: 38404">As previously stated; no one can answer your original question on the basis of information provided at this point.A competent electrian wouldn't sign off any distribution circuit that exceeds maximum permissible voltage drop by such a degree, but you've basically dismissed that point. Arguing the toss about such concerns won't exactly encourage anyone to answer other questions, when a flagrant disregard is displayed about an issue you'd been unaware of. It's not simply a matter of lights flickering, which you probably won't notice with LEDs, but one of potential damage to motors and increased current draw which potentially has a knock on effect on suitability of cables and protective devices and there we have a problem with the very question to which you seek an answer.Getting power from A to B is a relatively simple process. Doing so in a manner that meets regulatory requirements and, more importantly, will fail safely is slightly more involved.</blockquote>