air conditioner

Status
Not open for further replies.

mickeyrench

Senior Member
Location
edison, n.j.
i have a rtu that has a mca of 124 amps. with a mocp of 150 amps. i plan on using a cb rated for 150 amps. my conductors will be 2/0 only because the distance to the rtu is 130' and to be safe. we will use a 200 amp. non fused disconnect @ the unit. all in 2" conduit. this is a 3 phase 240 volt . if i missed something and i usally do can some one point it out before we get started.
thanks again.
 

Dave_PE

Member
Almost looks good to me.....I would use a fused disconnect switch, unless you know that the available fault current is less then 10K.
 

LarryFine

Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
Location
Henrico County, VA
Occupation
Electrical Contractor
Dave_PE said:
I would use a fused disconnect switch, unless you know that the available fault current is less then 10K.
It should be lower with the run that long, and the fuses would only be (otherwise) necessary if called for by the equipment.
 

fido

Member
Sometimes those fused disconnects plus fuses are cheaper than the non-fused disconnect.
Paul
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top