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Power cable

2016-05-12View Original

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I’ve just started working in the electrical field and would like to ask: is 4x1.5 still commonly used for power cables in low-power motors these days? Is it true that the cross-sectional area of such cables should now be at least 2.5, with 1.5 no longer being sufficient?
Reply #22016-05-12
Even the smallest ones we use here have a 4mm cross-section!
Reply #32016-05-13
But the motor on my end has only around 0.8 kW – its power is really low
Reply #42016-05-13
The minimum value for the explosion hazard zone is 2.5; this is a requirement set by regulations. It is recommended to use 2.5. How much money can be saved by using 1.5?
Reply #52016-05-13
Less than a hundred or so yuan! Follow the standards!
Reply #62016-05-13
In explosive hazard areas, the minimum requirement for power cables is 2.5, while the minimum requirement for control cables in such areas is 1.5. These are the requirements set by the standards

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