Calculate Cable Size [4K · 360p]

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Calculate Cable Size [4K · 360p]

You need to power a 12V DC fridge that draws 5A, located 15 meters from the battery. You want a max 3% voltage drop.

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The basic DC / single-phase AC formula is: You need to power a 12V DC fridge

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