G gnu_mike Member Oct 21, 2004 #1 I thought I had read on this forum that sizing feeders for less than 100A demand utilizes the 60 degree C column from table 310-16. Is this right?
I thought I had read on this forum that sizing feeders for less than 100A demand utilizes the 60 degree C column from table 310-16. Is this right?
ryan_618 Senior Member Location Salt Lake City, Utah Oct 21, 2004 #2 Re: FEEDER SIZING LESS THAN 100A Sort of. Take a look at 110.14(C).
charlie b Moderator Staff member Location Lockport, IL Occupation Semi-Retired Electrical Engineer Oct 21, 2004 #3 Re: FEEDER SIZING LESS THAN 100A Yes. 110.14(C)(1)(a)
steve66 Senior Member Location Illinois Occupation Engineer Oct 22, 2004 #5 Re: FEEDER SIZING LESS THAN 100A In reality, I think most terminations are rated for 75 degrees. For example, Square D type NQOD breakers have a note: 10-30 amp breakers are suitable for use with 60 or 75 degree conductors. 35-125 amp breakers are suitable for use with 75 degree conductors. Click to expand... I assume that means you can use the 75 deg. column if both ends of the wire are landed on NQOD breakers. STeve
Re: FEEDER SIZING LESS THAN 100A In reality, I think most terminations are rated for 75 degrees. For example, Square D type NQOD breakers have a note: 10-30 amp breakers are suitable for use with 60 or 75 degree conductors. 35-125 amp breakers are suitable for use with 75 degree conductors. Click to expand... I assume that means you can use the 75 deg. column if both ends of the wire are landed on NQOD breakers. STeve
6 612278 Member Oct 22, 2004 #6 Re: FEEDER SIZING LESS THAN 100A Hello - Dont forget some zinsco's all rated at 40%C. STEVE