Cheers KME, but whos this Mr pig character? :| :^O , is my old man on this forum to:^O:^O, well i hope not because we dont get on.Mr. Pig: ignore Mr. "it"`s post on 2.5 capacity - it`s complete nonsense!
Cheers KME, but whos this Mr pig character? :| :^O , is my old man on this forum to:^O:^O, well i hope not because we dont get on.Mr. Pig: ignore Mr. "it"`s post on 2.5 capacity - it`s complete nonsense!
did you read my username its no wind upSeems to missing his medication, too mate.18A on a 2.5mm, don`t you know.????
Wonder how that works with the " standard final circuits" in OSG???(2.5/20) as I recall?????
Think we`re being wound up - or else this guy is a plumber
erm NO..a 2.5mm will only carry 18amps so it could be overloaded
tell me about it. thats what 5years of installing 4x4 trunking for every single working hour of those 5 does to ya lolerm NO..in certain installation methods the capacity drops down but....
TRY page 282
Inst method C = 27A
method 100 = 21A
method 102 = 21A
method A = 20A
thats 70deg, thermoplastic & sheathed flat cable with CPC..
or 2.5mm T&E as we call it
Think you need to get back to the current regs m8!
Well on that theory.. you cant have rings either..i would like to think you don't need to get technically involved with a simplechoice of wether you wire a ring or a radial for some socket outlets.
how can you place typical on socket outlets! you never know what is going to be plugged in? 2 3kw heaters or 2 3kw loads is not out of the ordinary?but if you'd wired that circuit in a 20a radial it would trip out on overload but be fine if you'd wired it in a ring on a 32a ?
so why suddenly pick a random 18a figure out of the air...tell me about it. thats what 5years of installing 4x4 trunking for every single working hour of those 5 does to ya lol
Thanks SL:xso why suddenly pick a random 18a figure out of the air...bloke down the pub??
friend of a friend?
get the current book & have a read..
its all in there!
You must be careful
typing apparent "facts" that are wrong..
because there are a lot of young sparks learning who read these posts..
& we don't want to miss-lead anyone!
if you are in doubt make it clear you are asking.. NOT stating!
SL
i had a bollockin on another post already BlushingBlushingso why suddenly pick a random 18a figure out of the air...bloke down the pub??
friend of a friend?
get the current book & have a read..
its all in there!
You must be careful
typing apparent "facts" that are wrong..
because there are a lot of young sparks learning who read these posts..
& we don't want to miss-lead anyone!
if you are in doubt make it clear you are asking.. NOT stating!
SL
G`night "moonie"?Ah well as peace and tranquility seems to have been restored in electrician forum land i believe its time for me to get some beauty sleep:z, well in fairness we all know i dont need any beauty sleep but i do need to recharge the batteries so i can keep fighting the good fight tommorrow :^O .Now all i need to do to comitt the perfect crime is go to bed without waking mrs moonpig, she has already told me a couple of times today and in her words i am skating on thin ice:_|.
Goodnight all, and peace out:x:x:x
Then accepted (by me, anyway).i had a bollockin on another post already BlushingBlushingi'm not here or ever intended to make statements or facts
apologies if taken that way
yeahThen accepted (by me, anyway). Would still be interested to know where 18A figure comes from?
I can`t think of ANY combination of factors which provides that figure????
anyway - by the by - your original question was (correctly) answered by Theo - yes?
Applaud Smiley :xi had a bollockin on another post already BlushingBlushingi'm not here or ever intended to make statements or facts
apologies if taken that way
it is refered to somewhere KME, dont know where tho, one of the apprentices asked me about it last week, maybe its a college thing?????Then accepted (by me, anyway). Would still be interested to know where 18A figure comes from?
I can`t think of ANY combination of factors which provides that figure????
anyway - by the by - your original question was (correctly) answered by Theo - yes?
I went to bed 1.15 and still missed all the fun! they're talking about moonpig. Great username, good birthday cards too.............ive got to stay up later !!!!!i miss all the fun
not too happy about the mentioning of pigs
ApacheI went to bed 1.15 and still missed all the fun! they're talking about moonpig. Great username, good birthday cards too.............
I think if you read it properly these figures are 'a rule of thumb' (max recommended floor area for an unlimited number of sockets according to 16th). The ultimate circuit definer is voltage drop (Zs) which is affected by length of circuit and number of accesories fitted causing a resistance at each termination.ring 100m2radial in 2.5mm 50m2 20a
radial in 4mm 75m2 30a or 32a
thats floor area
17th page 363
Maybe the wording there, mate; but you "appear" to call volt drop Zs ??I think if you read it properly these figures are 'a rule of thumb' (max recommended floor area for an unlimited number of sockets according to 16th). The ultimate circuit definer is voltage drop (Zs) which is affected by length of circuit and number of accesories fitted causing a resistance at each termination.This page of regs also shows 20A radial circuit wired in 2.5mm