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In the office will be connected: computer 800 W, kettle 2.5 kW, lighting 650 W, oven 1.9 kW; electric stove 3.3 kW; air conditioning 6100 W. As the smallest cross-section of the cables, we have to bring them to this room. Recalculate for Copper and Aluminum wires.
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