[macafee2]

Originally Posted by COLVERT

The safety level on the incoming cable is very high. You would have to draw a lot of power to melt that.---

15K is 15,000.---Divide that by 230 to find the available amps.

As the previous post says 62.5 amps.---

ok i get 15k is 15,000. If you have the watts, I get the divide by 230 to get the amps, what i did not get was the va. Normally I would presume v is volts and a is amps but va together, that is what lost me. What is a kilovolt amp? I have not heard the term before.

62.5 amps, that seems low for a house. When I think of what the washing machine, kettle, dishwasher, tumble drier all take. I must be missing something.

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