Quick Junction box calculator I made

[glene77is]

Smart,
Thanks for working up this Excel Calc Sheet.

 

[LarryFine]

by the way.. 10 minute edit time? why so short?

To prevent responses to questions or comments from looking like they were posted by idiots.

For example:

Post: How many #10's can I legally pull in a 1" EMT?

Response: 30 amps.

 

[LarryFine]

Smart,
Thanks for working up this Excel Calc Sheet.

Absolutely! :smile:

Where's the place to enter number of contactors? :wink:

 

[Smart $]

Smart,
Thanks for working up this Excel Calc Sheet.

Absolutely! :smile:

Where's the place to enter number of contactors? :wink:

Hold up there guys... I had nothing to do with this calculator other than my comment about Square Inches should be Cubic Inches...

Kudos belong to Matt!

 

[Doug S.]

Nice, it even handled "2 1/8" as 2.125 =)

 

[wireways]

Thank's matt i think is pretty good

 

[TOOL_5150]

Absolutely! :smile:

Where's the place to enter number of contactors? :wink:

You find out how much CU inches they take, and add it in the 4 spaces below the wire calcs.

~Matt

 

[wireways]

That's good Larry, make me think twice about that one

 

[LarryFine]

That's good Larry, make me think twice about that one

For those who didn't catch it, my question was a poke at the recent Ansul thread.