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Re: upgrading power

Home › Electrical Engineering Forum › General Discussion › upgrading power › Re: upgrading power

2011/06/08 at 1:55 pm #12161
jatin333
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first you check nominal current rating of your existing cable if ampere rating is below your requirment then lay same size cable parallel to existing cable size will get double and so ampere capacity

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