Posted by alistair on 01 Dec 2016 /
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How much voltage am I going to lose along my cable? Just enter your info below to find out.
The calculator is based on twin-core Auto cable, so red & black together, for positive & negative, and sized in mm (not mm²).
There’s a Conversion Table (mm, B&S, mm²) and more info in the blog post How to Avoid Volt Drop in Cables
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Sorry, reread your notes. NOT mm squared.
Hi Chris,
No worries – glad I could help you answer your own question!
(;-)
The conversion table can help to “translate” between the different standards.
Cheers,
Alistair
“Cable thickness “ is ambiguous.
Is it cross sectional area in mm squared ?
Thanks.
Hi Ray,
No worries – glad you found the answer!
Cheers,
Alistair
Hi Alistair.
Sorry to bother you again but have found the answer to my query in your blog. Another seniors moment!!
Cheers, Ray.