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    Quote Originally Posted by Dwayne Dibbley View Post
    Can anybody shed some light on what wire gauge / mm / mm2 wire should be used for control panel wiring, 240v AC, 24v DC and signal wires?

    Some articles mention 14 AWG for mains AC and 16/18 AWG for DC / signal, but then it gets confusing with mm and mm2.

    Thanks again
    0.5 mm or 0.75mm is more than enough as there is hardly any current drawn. for the DC low voltage side ..Clive
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