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alkizmo

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reply to John Galt

Re: Correct cable to run through conduit.

said by John Galt:

You looked in the wrong column...

Not arguing, just curious for my own education: Which table & column should I be looking at for this situation?

I'm looking at Table B.310.15(B)(2)(1) over the 90C rating (copper).
But I admit that table wouldn't apply once it's in the attic.


John Galt
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said by alkizmo:

Not arguing, just curious for my own education: Which table & column should I be looking at for this situation?

I'm looking at Table B.310.15(B)(2)(1) over the 90C rating (copper).
But I admit that table wouldn't apply once it's in the attic.

The termination temp needs to be taken into account.

Generally speaking, all ampacities for "NM-type-ish" cables should be done from the 60 degree column.
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