It depends on the material of the cable (aluminum or copper) and the gauge of the cable. (Thickness).
And on the current you intend it to carry.
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No. A meter is a unit of length, a meter stick is an actual device to measure it.
35 KVA generator using for load 100 meter length which cable need to used
You can find out how to use a cable length meter by reading the eHow article describing how. You may also find a short description of how to use it on the back of the packaging it came in.
To calculate voltage drop to size the wire, a voltage must be stated.
THIS CONSIDERATIONS SHOULD BE STRICKLY FOLLOWED: SOUND ENGINEERING AND ACCEPTABLE ECONOMICS; 1.DEFINE DEMAND LOAD - BASED ON ACTUAL SYSTEM VOLTAGE AND PHASE. 2. ONE WAY LENGTH OF CABLE - FT. (AWG) OR MTR. (SQ.MM) SELECTION 3. MULTIPLY BY 125% TO THE CALCULATED LINE CURRENT TO GET AMPACITY REFERENCE 4. LOOK OR SELECT THAT NEAREST RESULT TO ANY LOCAL MEDIUM VOLTAGE CABLE SUPPLIER CATALOGUE OR NEC TABLES AND MATCH IT TO CORRESPONDING CABLE SIZE. 5. APPLY DERATING FACTORS - ALSO AVAILABLE TO NEC OR CABLE SUPPLIERS AND DEFINE THE FF: A. MEDIUM OF INSTALLATION - TRANSMISSION TOWER, PVC OR RSC CONDUIT, CABLE TRAY OR CABLE LADDER OR TRUNKING, THROUGH, ETC. B. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE - INDOOR OR OUTDOOR? C. GROUP FACTOR - CONSIST OF CABLE SPACING AND DISTANCE TO WALL OR INSIDE CONDUIT INSTALLED IN TRAYS OR UNDERGROUND 6. APPLY DERATION IN WHICH RESULT IS LESS THAN ONE (1) TO THE PRE-SELECTED CABLE - THIS IS NOW YOUR ACTUAL FOR SELECTED CABLE 7. DEFINE REQUIRED OR ACCEPTED VOLTAGE DROP IN PERCENT VALUE 8. NOW USE THIS FORMULA: VDapp(APPLICABLE VOLTAGE DROP) = %Voltage Drop x Actual Voltage x 1000 divided by Derated Current x One Way Length x 100 9. THE RESULT WILL HAVE A UNIT OF -- mV/A.Mtr OR MILLIVOLT PER AMPERE-METER 10. NOW COMPARE IT TO AVAILABLE TABLES FOR VOLTAGE DROPS OF CABLES - IF IT IS LOWER THEN SELECT THE NEXT SIZE OR WHICH EVER MEET THE REQUIREMENT.
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16 mm square
30.4 meters is equal to 99.712 feet
When you switch a voltmeter from a lower to a higher voltage range, an additional resistor is added in series with the meter, increasing the voltage necessary to create the same voltage drop across or current flow through the actual meter movement.
zero you have no load you have no input supply
Not sure what cable exactly you mean, but the meter is quite appropriate to measure cables in general.