Taxed
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search ? o you mean that clicky up there ^ hiding with all the other clickys that no one clicks?
well, if you'd have searched rather than replying to me post you'd have been looking at the diagram by now
Taxed
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yeah thanks nice 1, forgot it was landyzone should have expected the mandatory anal post before gettin the help i need
i'll use search now i know where it is
yeah thanks nice 1, forgot it was landyzone should have expected the mandatory anal post before gettin the help i need
i'll use search now i know where it is
you could always feck off to LRO if your expecting to be spoon fed
lerk
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Just out of interest, who's is that?
Just it's a tad naughty showing to drop cable size at the lamps without further fusing...
...Now whos being anal!
Taxed
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Just out of interest, who's is that?
Just it's a tad naughty showing to drop cable size at the lamps without further fusing...
...Now whos being anal!
is there a wooden spoon smiley? or do i search that? lol
25A down to 10A isn't so bad seeing as it's just feeding the single light - realistically they'd probably stay at 25A
lerk
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Said it was anal!
In any lamp using H3 lamps, you will have to drop down to 10A cable anyway - thats what comes fitted with to the lamp
Just out of interest, who's is that?
Just it's a tad naughty showing to drop cable size at the lamps without further fusing...
...Now whos being anal!
Yes, a potential fire hazard methinks.
Better to have used the same wire all the way through, or specified a conductor size. I'd use 1.5mm or 2.5mm for those lighting loads, 2.5 would be heavier and cut the volt drop, but so many lights come with tiddly connections these days, and a bit of wire that makes you wonder....
Peter
