They are. So I will just run 2 boats. Black red blue white total or 8 CCC and there good for 20a
What unusual equipment are you connecting to your 3P4W MWBCs that causes the neutral to be a current carrying conductor?
Well it’s a 4 wire 3 phase system aka Wye. I’m connecting new circuits in new conduit to a J-Box that serves existing things within the tenants space. So I don’t know the exact loads that will be connected. But I understand now that from panel to J box in my new conduit I don’t count neutral as CCC unless the neutral is serving only 2 of the 3 phases. Which in some cases it does when I connect them to the existing circuits in the J box. So for example 1 of the existing conduits has black red blue white Black red blue white then a black blue white. So if I wanted to re feed that within my new conduit I don’t count the neutral for the black red blue circuits but I do count it for the black blue circuit
So that's 9 CCCs in your example. And in your previous post, it would be 6 CCCs, not 8.
But with that being said when I connect them to the existing circuits, I’m not sure which ones are gonna be non-linear loads because I don’t know what they serve such as printers or TVs computer things like that so should I be safe and count the neutral as a current carrying conductor in case they are connected to non-linear loads
Correct but my recent reply might through me that off for non linear
My understanding is that modern equipment is basically all power factor corrected so that it would not be considered non-linear. So unless the majority of the load is computers from the 1980s, I believe it would reasonable to not count the neutral as the current carrying.
