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| | ====== Flat twin + earth and 3 core + earth cables ====== | | ====== Flat twin + earth and 3 core + earth cables ====== |
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| | + | Cables are specified by the Cross Sectional Area (CSA) of their metallic conductors. This is measured in mm². Unfortunately a cable of, say, 10mm² is |
| | + | often loosely referred to as 10mm cable, giving the false impression to people not familar with cable sizes that they just need to measure the width of the cable with a ruler. The table below gives some typical overall cable dimensions for some standard flat T+E cable sizes. Note that cables from different manufacturers will vary slightly from these dimensions. |
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| | Judging what cable size you have: | | Judging what cable size you have: |