Meter Terminal size

[t92300]

Does any one know what the maximum cable size is that can fit in a smart meter terminal?
I'm trying to size the mains cabling for a new house.

[PeteRig]

I believe its 25mm, if the mains are larger ie long run for volt drop, break the cable down to suit the fusing

[DougP]

Size the mains to suit the load, distance and installation conditions as usual.
If the cable needs to be smaller for the meter, then just reduce it in the metering enclosure/switchboard.
You would need to check your local network rules or retailer rules to get the exact determination.
I'm pretty sure that the terminals could fit up to 35mm², but that size might not be allowed due to the bend radius limitations.

[t92300]

Thanks Doug, Pete

Size the mains to suit the load, distance and installation conditions as usual.
If the cable needs to be smaller for the meter, then just reduce it in the metering enclosure/switchboard.
You would need to check your local network rules or retailer rules to get the exact determination.
I'm pretty sure that the terminals could fit up to 35mm², but that size might not be allowed due to the bend radius limitations.

Thanks I was thinking that, I was just trying to see if I could use the cable between the meter board for the tailing down of the mains.

I have since got another person with a bit more experience to look over what I am trying to do.

[simmo]

Depending on what make/model of tariff meter it is, its usually and commonly 35mm2 max

[Dan L]

The EDMI meters are 35mm max

If cables are larger for vd or Ali Must be tailed down to 35mm or less and Cu

Pretty sure that goes for all Cat 1 meters.