125C supply conductors

[stevebea]

I saw some HID's the other day that required 125C supply conductors. Isn't that rather uncommon?

 

[K8MHZ]

I saw some HID's the other day that required 125C supply conductors. Isn't that rather uncommon?

That's a new one one me.

Anything over 90C is 'special applications'. See 310.13(A)'s table. Where are you supposed to get FEP, PFA, SA, Z or ZW? Your only other choice is MI and that would seem to be overkill for lights, plus being a bit dicey to connect.

Also, there are no 125C conductors. It looks like it jumps from 90 to 150.

 

[stevebea]

That's a new one one me.

Anything over 90C is 'special applications'. See 310.13(A)'s table. Where are you supposed to get FEP, PFA, SA, Z or ZW? Your only other choice is MI and that would seem to be overkill for lights, plus being a bit dicey to connect.

Also, there are no 125C conductors. It looks like it jumps from 90 to 150.

Here ya go......

 

[K8MHZ]

Here ya go......

Well I'll be jiggered..

Seriously, how is the 125C requirement supposed to be met?

 

[Gac66610]

nevermind

 

[ActionDave]

I just put up some Lithonia HID wall pacs that required 125C conductors but the factory supplied leads were long enough to reach into my j-box.