This always brings up the question as to how you define the NEC ampacity. DLO sizes do not match NEC sizes.
DLO is just a tradename of companies like AmeriCable. If the installation is under the guidelines of the NEC then you would need to use in compliance with RHH and RHW-2 and associated ampacity ratings. If used outside the scope of the NEC then supplied tables may be applicable to the standing being used for the application.
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So what is the NEC ampacity of 535 RHW?
All of the DLO I've ever used is marked with an alternate size & type, i.e. 636 DLO / 600MCM RW90. Based on my experiences, 535 DLO would be equal to a 500MCM 90C conductor. (Sorry about the MCM and degrees in C, I'm a Canadian)
I've also had good experiences using Shoo-Pins (http://www.greaves-usa.com/pdf/Shoo-Pin Color Sheet.pdf) to adapt the DLO to regular set screw connectors. I find the adapters with stranded pins work better than the solid pin adapters.
So what is the NEC ampacity of 535 RHW?
I've also had good experiences using Shoo-Pins (http://www.greaves-usa.com/pdf/Shoo-Pin Color Sheet.pdf) to adapt the DLO to regular set screw connectors. I find the adapters with stranded pins work better than the solid pin adapters.
Whose tool do you use to install it? I see a die index, but no other info.