ALLELECTRIC95
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Can anyone clarify the wire size allowable for the range circuit using a 50amp receptacle. I am wanting to use 8 AWG but I am not positive that this is permissible per the NEC. Thanks!!
Check out Table 210.121(B)(3)ALLELECTRIC95 said:Can anyone clarify the wire size allowable for the range circuit using a 50amp receptacle. I am wanting to use 8 AWG but I am not positive that this is permissible per the NEC. Thanks!!
ALLELECTRIC95 said:Using copper.
ALLELECTRIC95 said:Using NM ....
220/221 said:NM and copper = 40 amp
SE and copper = 50 amp
Go figure :-?
Dennis Alwon said:Not anymore se is the same as nm for feeders
That is why I said not anymore.1793 said:Only if they are under the 2008 cycle.
Uh, oh . . .Dennis Alwon said:. . . I assumed . . .
this isn't a feederDennis Alwon said:Not anymore se is the same as nm for feeders
Ok for branch circuits it's a no go also.steelersman said:this isn't a feeder
so in the 08 code se has the same ampacity as nm?Dennis Alwon said:Ok for branch circuits it's a no go also.
steelersman said:so in the 08 code se has the same ampacity as nm?
#1 It costs more so that means it's better?#2The scrap is worth more!Jim W in Tampa said:Why use copper ?
mistermudd said:I noticed nobody referred to 2005(WA state is still using 2005) NEC 334.80, which limits NM-B to the 60 C column. #8 NM-B is good for 40 amps max on a range circuit.