for my case, i pull one 4mm direct, then use eubiq track....
my idea for looping, never have it side by side..... if i want side by side, just use track or extension cords....
Differentiate direct and loop points ?
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Jul 20 2015, 12:11 PM
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some contractor companies will charge you the same for direct and looping..... just that they will determine which gets direct and which gets looped....
for my case, i pull one 4mm direct, then use eubiq track.... my idea for looping, never have it side by side..... if i want side by side, just use track or extension cords.... |
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Jul 20 2015, 08:09 PM
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remember, cable size also plays an important part..... you can loop if you are using thicker cables.... all according you what you want..... with 4mm cable i can turn on 1 induction, 1 electric kettle and 1 oven toaster at the same time, roughly around 4-5 kW
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QUOTE(honkkydorry @ Jul 21 2015, 07:57 PM) Im having headache with the kitchen in my new apt. There is simply not enough plug points and the few that are in there are not strategically placed. To put in new dedicated plug points means I have to hack across the ceiling to DB right? The box is about 12ft away. Need to check whether current DB can add more fuse. you need to check with your new apt allows you to hack anot.... some apt cant hack as the walls are load bearing... |
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