tomtom79
2017-01-12 06:33:19
- #1
Especially when the time comes and all your neighbors are driving an electric car, the suppliers have other problems at first
Sustainable Garage Wiring: Electric Car, Conductor Cross-Section
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AOLNCM
2017-01-12 09:25:26
- #2
Without knowing what one might possibly, under certain circumstances, most likely need later, as suggested by Gartenfreund, have a sufficiently sized empty conduit installed from the meter cabinet to the garage while maintaining large radii. For example, a corrugated conduit M40. Standard M20 is not sufficient for a proper cable (see attachment). 
Knallkörper
2017-01-12 09:38:15
- #3
You won’t get more than 5x4 mm2 through a conduit anyway, and your house connection doesn’t allow for more. Therefore, I wouldn’t install a conduit, but rather 5x4 mm2 and that’s it, if you want to be on the safe side.
AOLNCM
2017-01-12 10:43:17
- #4
You can't pull more than 5x4 mm2 through an empty conduit anyway
Do you know each other? If he has a good breakfast ...
Your house connection doesn’t allow more
Are you neighbors?
Therefore, I wouldn't lay an empty conduit, but 5x4 mm2 and that's it
Are you sure that with 15m and installation in a conduit, as well as a desire for 32A in the garage, the cross-section you suggested is sufficient?
Caspar2020
2017-01-12 11:13:56
- #5
You won't be able to pull more than 5x4 mm2 through a conduit anyway, and your house connection won't allow more. Therefore, I wouldn't lay a conduit, but just 5x4 mm2 and that's it if you want to be on the safe side.
Caution. 4mm is not sufficient for 32A in a conduit with 3 loaded conductors (installation method b2). 4mm would only be possible in surface mounting under ideal conditions.
It may be necessary to take reductions into account if the cable runs together with or alongside others.
Knallkörper
2017-01-12 13:47:46
- #6
Sure, everyone has different skills when it comes to cable laying, but larger than 4x5 mm2 through an empty conduit over 15 meters I consider very difficult. For me, 5x4 mm2 would be the largest reasonable cross-section and I would NOT put it in a pipe, as mentioned. Voltage drop should not be a problem at 15m and 32A, even though I have not calculated it now. If necessary, one has to be satisfied with 24A.