Someone told me that each of the 8 clones of a standard cat.5 UTP cable is certified for a maximum current of 0.6 Amperes.
In search of a copper wire able to withstand 1 Amp with ease (and be able to fit in a veroboard hole) I visited an electronics store. The salesman proposed that I use UTP, he said that it is 22 gauge and so can withstand up to 3 Amperes (
) of current.
What is your opinion regarding all this?
In search of a copper wire able to withstand 1 Amp with ease (and be able to fit in a veroboard hole) I visited an electronics store. The salesman proposed that I use UTP, he said that it is 22 gauge and so can withstand up to 3 Amperes (
What is your opinion regarding all this?