crossing mains cables at right angles
 

On the kitchen install there is one run that would be better if two
cables crossed at 90, they would both be in the "zones" I was just
wondering if this is OK, or is there an issue with possible eddy
currents as one would be drawing a large amount of current (hob) and
the other a "nats chuff" 8w flourescent.

thanks

crossing mains cables at right angles
 

In article .com,
"Staffbull" writes:
On the kitchen install there is one run that would be better if two
cables crossed at 90, they would both be in the "zones" I was just
wondering if this is OK, or is there an issue with possible eddy
currents as one would be drawing a large amount of current (hob) and
the other a "nats chuff" 8w flourescent.

No problem.

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Andrew Gabriel