QUOTE(dctrue @ May 14 2018, 11:22 AM)
So if i am only using 1 room. And I assume that room is only use 1P.
So I have to re wire another 2P into that room?
yup. 1P, 1 power point. So I have to re wire another 2P into that room?
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May 14 2018, 11:35 AM
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May 14 2018, 12:02 PM
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QUOTE(dctrue @ May 14 2018, 11:47 AM) So can I do like this No problem. Red = 5 power points (around 8kw / 32amp) Yellow = 5 power points (around 8kw / 32amp) Blue = 5 points (around 8kw / 32amp) But all those I mentioned in a SINGLE room. Make it more balance. It is not like how many power point. It is more how you balance the load. For example, if you wired up 3 aircon in 1P (red), that is not balance load. If you wired each aircon on each 1P, that is balance load. So if you put 5 power points on each phase, But you plug in your mining rig on the yellow, no use right ? |
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QUOTE(jusTinMM @ Jan 12 2019, 12:11 AM) Hi Sir, If 3 cable mean 3phase ? Hope you can help me on this matter. From the tnb meter (outside) to switchboard (inside), the underground armor cable should be one piece right? cause i found out the contractor using 2 or 3 cables connect together. If you need to see photo, I can pm you. is this the standard practice? You can always ask him why 3 cable. Don't think he will cheat you with 1 cable if running on 3phase. |
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QUOTE(Richard @ Jan 13 2019, 12:36 AM) I think he means 3phase4wire armored cable that's been joined. Oh, Now understand. To answer it's usually because the contractor has separate lengths of similarly sized wires thus joining two (or more) would save the spare lengths. However since the owner is paying then insists that a new installation must not have joined cables since the cable conductor wire strands not properly connected and the joint if burried underground risks of water seepage. So being the boss just reject that work and get a properly measured cabled installed. That is dangerous and should reject the work. Such a short distance for home lay and join few point? That contractor should have measured the distance before buy the cable length. That cable is 16mm carrying high amp percable. Joining such cable require proper join and proper insulated which is not easy. |
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