PangPang ToolsSouth Korea · 6 mm² Cu XLPE; 3 loaded; B2; 40°C; 2 bunched circuits
44 × 0.91 × 0.80 = 32.032 AThe 30°C single-circuit reference is reduced for warmer air and grouped circuits.
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Cable ampacity calculator
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Select the installation country before calculating: South Korea uses KEC-referenced KS tables and the USA uses NEC 2023 reference conditions. Korean sizes use mm²; US sizes use AWG or kcmil. Enter essential values first, then expand installation conditions and calculation details when needed.
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Size and ampacity use the selected country. Voltage drop and DC loss use approximate formulas in mm²; AWG, ambient and conductor temperatures are not copied as equivalent values.
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Korea · 10 kW electrical input, 380 V three-phase, PF 0.9, copper XLPE B2, 30°C, 1 circuit, automatic breaker
Breaker candidate 20 A; cable 2.5 mm²; allowable ampacity 26 ALoad current is about 16.88 A. Select the supported 20 A rating, then the smallest cable rated at least 20 A under these conditions. Special loads need separate protection selection.
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24 V DC, 10 A, 100 m one-way copper, 10 mm² at 20°C
Approximately 3.45 V drop or 14.37%The DC formula counts the outgoing and return cable paths (2 × I × L × R).
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One-way length (m) 50 · Conductor area (mm²) 6 · Resistivity (Ω·mm²/m) 0.01724 · DC current (A) 20
First calculated quantity: 0.287333 ΩEstimate round-trip conductor resistance and resistive watt loss on a DC circuit. Enter actual resistivity for the conductor material and temperature; connections are excluded.