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hi,
what is the allowable overcurrent protection allowed on a 3 conductor # 6 UF cable?
55A or 60A?
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frodo,
the 'code loop' would go 310.16>>>>110.14(C)(1)(a)>>>>240.3(B) with regards to 240.6
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thanks sparky.
i looked at all the articles you mentioned and feel that a 60A breaker would be allowed.
thanks for the help
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Look at Sections 339-4 and 339-5 for correct references for the wiring method you describe.
Joe Tedesco, NEC Consultant
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joe,
thanks for the reference. does this mean that you do not agree?
i dont have my 1999 code book handy but i will look it up as soon as i get my hands on it.
i see this section was either changed or moved for 2002.
the jurisdiction for this installtion uses the 1999 code.
thanks again
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I agree, just wanted to add more to the "loop" by Sparky.
The 2002 NEC now includes the rules in old Article 339 as Article 340, and they are still the same.
[This message has been edited by Joe Tedesco (edited 12-30-2001).]
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thanks again. i can always count on getting the right answer here at ecn.
this is a great site..
regards
frodo
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