What size wire do you need for an 80 meter run at 240v 15A load?
Using the WIRE SIZE CALCULATOR on the related link, I get #10 copper wire as a conservative estimate.
10 gauge wire is the largest I like to use in home use. Depending on who you talk to and what code book you are looking at, the amount of current a 10 gauge wire can handle changes. I tend to think it can safely handle about a 30 amp breaker (and I think most code books fall in line with this).
You can add up the amps (12+15=27 amps) to get the total amps possible. This would mean that a 30 amp breaker with 10 gauge wire should work fine. However, check your currents to make sure that is the max that will be pulled.
Many items have a large start up current that can cause a breaker to trip if you aren't careful.
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