LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
- Location
- Henrico County, VA
- Occupation
- Electrical Contractor
Apparently, the bottom line is that each EGC be sized as if it is the only one for the entire parallel set.
Apparently, the bottom line is that each EGC be sized as if it is the only one for the entire parallel set.
Apparently, the bottom line is that each EGC be sized as if it is the only one for the entire parallel set.
Anyone know of any situation where you would have (3) #350 with a #350 ground? The same size ground is the question.
I have seen that required on UPS installations.
Made no sense but mfgr. required it so we did it.
I run into this with motor circuits a lot - where the OCPD can be higher setting then conductor ampacity.In what installation would "but in no case shall they be required to be larger than the circuit conductors supplying the equipment." apply except for parallel conductors? Feeder taps might be one case, but that is already addressed in 250.122(G).
I can't think of any. If the CMP intended it to apply to the parallel sets of conductors they should have worded it like Note 1 to table 250.102(C).