310.15(B)(2) and 310.16, etc

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Isaiah

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I know this topic has been addressed in the past...but, just to be sure:
if using 90 degree C wet/dry conductors such as THHN/THWN-2, the AMBIENT correction factors can be based on 90Degrees C, even if the termination limits the cable - such as lugs on a CB - to 75Degrees C per 110.14(C)(1)


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david luchini

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I know this topic has been addressed in the past...but, just to be sure:
if using 90 degree C wet/dry conductors such as THHN/THWN-2, the AMBIENT correction factors can be based on 90Degrees C, even if the termination limits the cable - such as lugs on a CB - to 75Degrees C per 110.14(C)(1)
Yes, that is correct.
 
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