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Diy Whole House Electrical

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wow, so good, u know how to diy. may be u can diy other people house and charge them little $$. haha

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    Paiseh, I referring to MCB. Jus check online, the instant heater i planned to used is 3.6KW so base on calculation, 3600W/230V=15.65A, must use 20A MCB? How about HDB standard MCCB, 30A or 40A? Main

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wow, so good, u know how to diy. may be u can diy other people house and charge them little $$. haha

Bro, i ever thought of that but franky speaking, is not an easy job and requires he|| lot of patience, moreover 1 man show but save really alot $$.

Edited by sunnytan31

  • 4 years later...

can't we just use 4mm wire for everything? =x

Why not? So long as you got money.

Some more this helps lower the impedance for effective power transfer (characteristic impedance) and reduce harmonic!

Edited by bepgof

  • 2 weeks later...

I agree with others. Use a professional electrician. You pay a fee but you sleep well at night and you feel safe for years. Anyway, electrical cables are not cheap and there are so many types to cater for different needs. Most importantly, experience electricians know the right way of installing the electrical wires rather than "aga" "aga" just install and see how.

Anyway, just my humble opinion.

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