Actually most cables support up to 32A on 230V. If you think that is not a lot, I would recommend you to learn a bit more about electricity... Half of that power (16A/3500W) is more than sufficient for even welding metal! And 16A and some bad contacts or longer cable can already produce quite some heat ar even set your house on fire... What frequently happens if people start messing around with their electricity system... :shock:Bart said:Unfortunately, those currents are not that huge.. 3300 w?
At 400V that would be about 9 amps
At 240V that would be 14 amps
Snoerd, what I tried to point out is that I wished JLR opted for a bit more powerfull charger / inverter.. Of course, don't mess with the cables yourself.Snoerd said:Actually most cables support up to 32A on 230V. If you think that is not a lot, I would recommend you to learn a bit more about electricity... Half of that power (16A/3500W) is more than sufficient for even welding metal! And 16A and some bad contacts or longer cable can already produce quite some heat ar even set your house on fire... What frequently happens if people start messing around with their electricity system... :shock: