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It looks 10-ish. If it is 10g, you can do 30A on it, but, for any significant length 8g us much safer.
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PermaNerd 🌱 💻 1y ago

Thank you Sir. Upon more digging I'm thinking 6awg. Any thoughts?

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Slimer 1y ago

It depends on the reference method,is it clipped direct, depth of burial, is it in contact with thermal insulation etc, what is it your trying to do?

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Slimer 1y ago

My advice would be to get an electrician, overload protection maybe OK on a 30A but what about fault protection you need to make sure it'll trip in time in the event of a fault

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PermaNerd 🌱 💻 1y ago

I think 20 amp is a better solution at the moment. Cheers