Below is based on IEC 60364-5-54. This table provides two methods of determining the appropriate c.s.a. for both PE or PEN conductors.
| c.s.a. of phase | Minimum c.s.a. of | Minimum c.s.a. of | ||
| Cu AI | ||||
| Simplified | Sph≤ 16 | Sph(2) | Sph(3) | Sph(3) |
| 16 < Sph ≤ 25 | 16 | 16 | ||
| 25 < Sph ≤ 35 | 25 | |||
| 35 < Sph ≤ 50 | Sph/2 | Sph/2 | ||
| Sph > 50 | Sph/2 | |||
| Adiabatic method | Any size | |||
(1) Data valid if the prospective conductor is of the same material as the line conductor. Otherwise, a correction factor must be applied.
(2) When the PE conductor is separated from the circuit phase conductors, the following minimum values must be respected:
§ 2.5 mm2 if the PE is mechanically protected
§ 4 mm2 if the PE is not mechanically protected
(3) For mechanical reasons, a PEN conductor, shall have a cross-sectional area not less than 10 mm2 in copper or 16 mm2 in aluminium.
(4) Refer to table G53 for the application of this formula.
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