Hello,
I've got a 32A breaker feeding 4mm (32A) T&E cable, which in turn is to feed 4 FCUs - that feed two 12.5A ovens, a 5A microwave and a 1A extractor fan.
That's two 13A fuses, a 5A and 1A fuse.
My question is, how do you get the 4mm cable to each of the FCUs?
You can't loop in an out because the cable entry hole in the FCU will only fit one 4mm cable.
I see from the post below, that the 4mm cable has to supply each FCU, and then it's permissible to use cable appropriate to the fuse rating in the FCU following the FCU.
//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=113061
So I can't go from 4mm to smaller cables before the FCUs.
30A connector blocks are not big enough, same problem with 30A junction boxes - and they're under rated too.
25mm crimp to split the one cable four ways? Where do you get a crimper to do that? There must be an easier way.
Thanks.
I've got a 32A breaker feeding 4mm (32A) T&E cable, which in turn is to feed 4 FCUs - that feed two 12.5A ovens, a 5A microwave and a 1A extractor fan.
That's two 13A fuses, a 5A and 1A fuse.
My question is, how do you get the 4mm cable to each of the FCUs?
You can't loop in an out because the cable entry hole in the FCU will only fit one 4mm cable.
I see from the post below, that the 4mm cable has to supply each FCU, and then it's permissible to use cable appropriate to the fuse rating in the FCU following the FCU.
//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=113061
So I can't go from 4mm to smaller cables before the FCUs.
30A connector blocks are not big enough, same problem with 30A junction boxes - and they're under rated too.
25mm crimp to split the one cable four ways? Where do you get a crimper to do that? There must be an easier way.
Thanks.