Let’s break it down. Electricity flowing through a cable generates heat. The smaller the cable, the more resistance and heat it produces. The goal is to choose a cable large enough to carry the required current without exceeding its temperature rating.
[ \textMin. Cross Section (mm²) = \frac2 \times \rho \times I \times LV_d ] calculate cable size
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