Transcription of Cable Sizing Selection Chart - enerdrive.com.au
1 2. Circuit Type1. DC Amps10%Voltage DropNon Critical3%Voltage Drop Critical5A10A15A20A25A30A40A50A60A70A80A 90A100A120A150A200A0-6 m0-2 m6-9 m2-3 m9-15 m15-19 m19-24 m24-30 m30-40 m9-12 m40-51 m12-15 m51-61 m15-18 m18-21 m21-24 m24-27 m27-30 m30-33 m33-37 m37-40 m3. Cable Length In MetresStandardUnitAWG0000000000124681012 1416 Diameter (mm) Section (mm2) Code IMPORTANT: Measurements of Diameter and Cross Section of Cable does not include insulation. Cable Icons are for representational purposes only and are not to be taken as actual Cable sizes. Note: Sometimes gauges are expressed as follows ( 4/0 is the same as 0000). AWG stands for American Wire Gauges. Copyright Enerdrive Pty Ltd. Some data rights reserved to Blue Sea SystemsCable Sizing Selection ChartLocate the current flow in amps of your circuit along the top of the Chart 1. DC AmpsStep 2. Circuit TypeStep 3. Cable LengthStep 4. Correct Cable SizeSelect the correct circuit type. Examples of Non Critical circuit are general lighting, windlasses, bait pumps, general appliances.
2 Examples of Critical circuits are panel main feeders, bilge blowers, electronics, navigation the correct Cable length range. Please note that the Cable length is total length of the positive and negative wires. Distance from battery to appliance multiplied by the DC Amps with the Cable length range to identity the correct coloured the correct coloured symbol from the previous step using the table below to find the Cable size and specifications. Step 5. Cable Conversion Tabl
