sizing of conductors for motors

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Short answer is no. If your equipment has 75° C terminals you can use the 75° C ampacity of #14 which is 20 amps. If it's NM cable then your stuck with the 60° C ampacity of 15 amps. MC cable or pipe and wire then 20 amps is permitted.
 
The clue is in the wording
240.4
..........................................unless otherwise permitted or required in 240.4(A) through (G).

(G) Overcurrent Protection for Specific Conductor Applica tions. Overcurrent protection for the specific conductors shall be permitted to be provided as referenced in Table 240.4(G).
 
The clue is in the wording
240.4
..........................................unless otherwise permitted or required in 240.4(A) through (G).

(G) Overcurrent Protection for Specific Conductor Applica tions. Overcurrent protection for the specific conductors shall be permitted to be provided as referenced in Table 240.4(G).
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