Steviechia2
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Has anyone seen the Canadian electrical codes or know how it compares to the NEC?
2011-60? C Ampacity Changes For #14 and #12 Conductors
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When do we get to use Canadian equipment bonding (grounding) table?
It allows 14AWG for 14AWG or 12AWG circuits, 12AWG for 10AWG circuits.
Requires a 8awg over 60A.
Much nicer to make up bonding conductors (formerly equipment grounding conductors)
(I just want to use NMD90 2wire W/G red & black conductor Romex for my 240V circuits. Better looking work if wires are not covered in tape.)
Link to southwire's NMD90s specs with smaller equipment bonding conductor table
I would like to see the math compared between the two tables.
It allows 14AWG for 14AWG or 12AWG circuits, 12AWG for 10AWG circuits.
Requires a 8awg over 60A.
Much nicer to make up bonding conductors (formerly equipment grounding conductors)
(I just want to use NMD90 2wire W/G red & black conductor Romex for my 240V circuits. Better looking work if wires are not covered in tape.)
Link to southwire's NMD90s specs with smaller equipment bonding conductor table
I would like to see the math compared between the two tables.
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