Commercial Oven Feeder

[rbarbrey]

Oven is rated at 175 amp, single feeder. This is rated at 100% is this correct? Thanks

 

[rbarbrey]

What I mean is that the breaker should be sized at 175 amps also, with a 2/0 cable and #6 ground,copper. No demand factors involved here.

 

[tshea]

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How about give us the nameplate rating of the oven, including amps, volts, phase, HP (if applicable), and any other data on the tag.

We'll be able to help you then.

What Projects do you Manage?

 

[rbarbrey]

Commercial Oven Feeder

If I had known the nameplate rating, then I would not have posted this to the forum now would I? And I manage my projects well. You? But as always, thanks for your input, as it was not needed and/or not necessary.

 

[charlie b]

Before you read this comment, let me ask you to read my signature tag at the bottom of this comment. It will tell you why I feel free to say what I am about to say, and to ask what I am about to ask.

tshea's question was perfectly in line. This owner of this Forum does not allow us to assist persons who are not electricians to perform their own electrical installation work. The Forum exists to provide a means for professionals in the electrical industry to obtain information and assistance for their job-related duties. Your profile says you are a project manager. It does not tell us whether your question is for a job-related task. For all we can tell, you are planning to do some electrical installation work at home, and the types of projects you manage might be in the field of accounting.

So please don't get offended, but I'm going to repeat tsea's question. What types of projects do you manage? Or more to the point, is this question related to your professional employment, or to a home project?

 

[bob]

I agree with tshea and Charlie. From the way you ask the question, it does not sound as if you are knowledgable in this field of work. If you don't have the name plate information, how did you come up with the 175 amps?

But as always, thanks for your input, as it was not needed and/or not necessary.

It sounds as if you needed something and it seemed to be necessary.