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                                           Useful Information - Current Carrying Capacity
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SWA Cables – 6942XLH, 6943XLH, 6944XLH
Multicore 90°C Armoured Thermosetting Insulated Cables (COPPER CONDUCTORS)
CURRENT - CARRYING CAPACITY (amperes)
 Conductor Cross Sectional Area
    Reference Method C (clipped direct)
  Reference Method E (in free air or on a perforated cable tray etc, horizontal or vertical)
 Reference Method D (direct in ground or in ducting in ground, in or around buildings)
 1 two-core cable single-phase a.c. or d.c.
  1 three-or 1 four- core cable, three- phase a.c.
 1 two-core cable single-phase a.c. or d.c.
 1 three-or 1 four- core cable, three- phase a.c.
  1 two-core cable single-phase a.c. or d.c.
  1 three-or 1 four- core cable, three- phase a.c.
 1
 2
  3
 4
 5
  6
  7
 (mm2)
  (A)
   (A)
  (A)
  (A)
   (A)
   (A)
  1.5
  27
 23
29
  25
 25
 21
 2.5
 36
  31
 39
 33
  33
  28
 4
 49
  42
 52
 44
  46
  36
 6
  62
   53
  66
  56
   53
   44
  10
  85
 73
90
  78
 71
 58
 16
  110
   94
  115
  99
   91
   75
  25
  146
 124
152
  131
 116
 96
 35
  180
   154
  188
  162
   139
   115
  50
  219
 187
228
  197
 164
 135
 70
  279
   238
  291
  251
   203
   167
  95
  338
 289
354
  304
 239
 197
 120
  392
   335
  410
  353
   271
   223
  150
  451
 386
472
  406
 306
 251
 185
  515
   441
  539
  463
   343
   281
  240
  607
 520
636
  546
 395
 324
 300
  698
   599
  732
  628
   446
   365
  400
   787
  673
 847
   728
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  -
  NOTES:
• Where a conductor operates at a temperature exceeding 70°C it must be ascertained that the equipment connected to the con-
ductor is suitable for the conductor operating temperature (see Regulation 512.1.2)
• Where cables in this table are connected to equipment or accessories designed to operate at a temperature not exceeding 70°C,
the current ratings given in the equivalent table for 70°C thermoplastic insulated cables (Table 4D4A) must be used (see also Regulation 523.1)
VOLTAGE DROP (per ampere per metre)
  Conductor Cross Sectional Area
  Two-core cable d.c.
   Two-core cable, single-phase a.c.
  Three- or four-core cable, three-phase a.c.
 1
  2
   3
  4
 (mm2)
  (mV/A/m)
   (mV/A/m)
  (mV/A/m)
 1.5
   31
    31
    27
    2.5
 19
 19
 16
 4
   12
    12
    10
    6
  7.9
  7.9
   6.8
    10
 4.7
 4.7
 4
 16
   2.9
    2.9
  2.5
   r
 x
  z
  r
  x
  z
 25
  1.85
  1.85
  0.16
   1.9
   1.6
   0.14
   1.65
   35
 1.35
  1.35
   0.155
  1.35
  1.15
  0.135
  1.15
   50
0.98
 0.99
  0.155
 1
 0.86
 0.135
 0.87
 70
 0.67
 0.67
 0.15
  0.69
  0.59
  0.13
  0.6
 95
  0.49
  0.5
  0.15
   0.52
   0.43
   0.13
   0.45
   120
0.39
 0.4
  0.145
 0.42
 0.34
 0.13
 0.37
 150
  0.31
  0.32
  0.145
   0.35
   0.28
   0.125
   0.3
   185
0.25
 0.26
  0.145
0.29
  0.22
 0.125
 0.26
 240
 0.195
 0.2
 0.14
  0.24
  0.175
  0.125
  0.21
 300
  0.155
  0.16
  0.14
   0.21
   0.14
   0.12
   0.185
   400
 0.12
  0.13
   0.14
 0.19
   0.115
  0.12
  0.165
  DISCLAIMER: This information has been supplied in good faith and the upmost care has been taken to ensure the data is accurate in its derivation from BS 7671.
However, this information should not be considered as a substitute for BS 7671, which should always be referred to. It remains the responsibility of the user to ensure all data and assumptions are correct and that any cable used is suitable for its intended purpose.
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