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The current capacity of 25mm meter tails typically depends on the installation and the type of cable used. However, in general, a 25mm² copper meter tail can carry around 100 to 115 amps, while a 25mm² aluminum meter tail can handle approximately 70 to 80 amps. It's essential to consult local electrical regulations and standards, as they may provide specific guidelines for safe capacity limits. Always ensure that installations are carried out by qualified professionals.

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