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| Properties |
| Wire Gauge | | Conductor Type | | Stranded/Solid | | Insulation | |
| Temperature Rating | | Conduit Type | | Voltage | |
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| Conduit Table |
| Size |
Area |
# Wires4 |
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1/2"
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16 mm
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0.30 in2
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12
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3/4"
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21 mm
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0.53 in2
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22
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1"
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27 mm
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0.85 in2
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35
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1 1/4"
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35 mm
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1.50 in2
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61
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1 1/2"
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41 mm
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2.04 in2
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84
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2"
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53 mm
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3.36 in2
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138
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2 1/2"
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63 mm
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5.86 in2
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242
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3"
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78 mm
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8.85 in2
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365
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3 1/2"
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91 mm
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11.55 in2
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477
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4"
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103 mm
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14.75 in2
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609
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... CALCULATING ...
Notes:
| 1Ampacity
based NEC 2005 Table 310-16, which is based on three (3) current carrying conductors
at 30 degrees Celsius Ambient |
| 2Calculations
Based on 0.85 Power Factor. |
| 3Base on NEC2005 Table 9. |
| 4Check
Conductor De-Rating Factors for more than three (3) current carrying
conductors. |
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5Load for Voltage Drop is calculated based on 80% ampacity load of maximum allowable ampacity.
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No guarantees are made as to the accuracy of the calculation or compliance with
local codes. Verify all calculations with a professional engineer. If you
find an error, or have a suggestion, please send us an email.
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