Current Carrying capacity of AB cable.

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The current carrying capacity of AB cable refers to the maximum amount of electrical current that the cable can safely carry.

The current carrying capacity depends on factors such as the cable's size, material, insulation, and ambient temperature.
It is important to consider the cable's ampacity rating and derating factors for different installation conditions.
AB cable is typically used for overhead power distribution and its current carrying capacity can vary based on the specific design and specifications.
Calculations and standards such as NEC (National Electrical Code) can be used to determine the current carrying capacity of AB cable.
For example, a 4/0 AWG aluminum AB cable may have a current carrying capacity of around 180 amps.
Proper installation and maintenance practices are crucial to ensure the cable operates within its current carrying capacity limits.

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I say yes , depend on SqMm the current carrying capacity will vary, like 35 sqmm,70sqmm,95 sqmm, 120 sqmm...forget at this time (search on google plz)

Current Carrying capacity of AB cable.

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