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Curt - please don't post your email -- you can send me your SS# and I will forgive you. :lol: What are you trying to do? Table 310.16 will tell you what the amp. of #12 copper is-- insulation is also a factor.
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code cycle and conductor type please.
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Curt -- it appears this is homework= you need to try and work out the answers and then we will help.
To try to get this thread back on topic, may I suggest you read this:http://ecmweb.com/nec/2011-nec-changes-20101101/
Scroll down to #14...
Scroll down to #14...
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The changes are not really the OPs question.
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True, but the link is very useful as a place to start understanding the principle.
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Yes, it is an excellent link.
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