Can you do video on table 5d? It only is limited to 6 cables in cable tray , what if we have more than 6 cables in cable tray and horizontally spaced 75%? There is no mention of more than 6 cable in cable tray in the code book version 2018. 😢
Thank you 😊 your video was simple and straight to the point . Make more videos on section 4 but with more complicated questions .i don’t usually comment on UA-cam videos. my comment is a way of supporting your channel kudos 😊
Thanks Cynthia. I'm hoping to make more videos as time goes by. If there is anything in particular you would like to know let me know and I can create a video for it. Thanks for watching.
I'm little confused. What if I use 6 - #12 RW90XLPE copper conductors, the current carrying capacity of a #12 wire (90 deg C) is still 25A or 30A from Table 2?
Arn’t you supposed to use the 60* column since it has that weird s thing on the side of awg #12 (which refers to code rule 14-104 (2) which would put you at 20 amps x 0.8 correction factor 5c = 16 amps
really nice and easily explained. I have some questions if you would like to go through them with explanations that would be awesome. I can send them to you.
@@markovergaard1136 Hi Mark, Thanks for your reply. If you include your Gmail in the description I will send you the questions. I have my electrical exam in December so your videos might be beneficial.
Can you do video on table 5d? It only is limited to 6 cables in cable tray , what if we have more than 6 cables in cable tray and horizontally spaced 75%? There is no mention of more than 6 cable in cable tray in the code book version 2018. 😢
Thank you 😊 your video was simple and straight to the point . Make more videos on section 4 but with more complicated questions .i don’t usually comment on UA-cam videos. my comment is a way of supporting your channel kudos 😊
Thanks Cynthia. I'm hoping to make more videos as time goes by. If there is anything in particular you would like to know let me know and I can create a video for it. Thanks for watching.
when counting the # of conductors, does the non-current carrying neutral count?
No
I'm little confused. What if I use 6 - #12 RW90XLPE copper conductors, the current carrying capacity of a #12 wire (90 deg C) is still 25A or 30A from Table 2?
30A
Arn’t you supposed to use the 60* column since it has that weird s thing on the side of awg #12 (which refers to code rule 14-104 (2) which would put you at 20 amps x 0.8 correction factor 5c = 16 amps
really nice and easily explained. I have some questions if you would like to go through them with explanations that would be awesome. I can send them to you.
Thanks and ya, send me those questions. I'll do my best to make a video answer.
@@markovergaard1136 Hi Mark, Thanks for your reply. If you include your Gmail in the description I will send you the questions. I have my electrical exam in December so your videos might be beneficial.