As always your content is exceptional! The industry is lucky to have you breaking it all down into bite sized easy to understand content. thanks a bunch
@schulerruler can you show a video on RV park calculations using the new table and the updated section 72. I have an exam coming up and unsure on how it's correctly done. Thanks a bunch. Love your videos
There is no longer a calculated method. It will be based on individual circuit demand requirements. The only requirement now is that there are 4 spaces left for future.
If it is a standard cable, table 5c still applies for conductors that carry current. If it is a flexible temp power cable, use table 12 for this application.
Under the far left column labelled "Nominal trade size conduit" all the corresponding sizes are listed. Just make sure your calculated area is smaller than the conduit you select.
Hey Men, What's good? this video really help me out how to do pipe fill. Explain very well. keep it up!!! Just a quick question tho, just wondering if you have a video of Wire Calculation as well. CEC 2021. Thanks men.
Just wanted to add as well your content is exceptional, you definitely missed your calling if your not a teacher. If your looking for a topic I could really use some panelboard series rated KAIC enlightment!
The issue was it was based off the internal diameter of an HDPE conduit, which was smaller than say an EMT. Using the old table 6 vs 10, 8, 9 often yielded a large conduit than necessary, which obviously impacts cost of installation.
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You are awesome for updating this. I was so confused when watching other videos using older versions
As always your content is exceptional! The industry is lucky to have you breaking it all down into bite sized easy to understand content. thanks a bunch
Thank you very much for the support! I am happy to see the content is helping. Cheers!
For those confused about trade size... page 37 has a Trade size converter in the 2021 edition. You're welcome!
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Dude, what about derating factors? Table 5c?
Great Video dude, nice and simple with some good practical explanations! appreciate it
@schulerruler can you show a video on RV park calculations using the new table and the updated section 72. I have an exam coming up and unsure on how it's correctly done. Thanks a bunch. Love your videos
How about 8-108 rule? Before we can know how many circuit in the panel. Right now how to know how many circuit in the panel? Thank you!
There is no longer a calculated method. It will be based on individual circuit demand requirements. The only requirement now is that there are 4 spaces left for future.
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Thanks a lot I was looking for this one and happy to find it. You are the best.
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hi, this is a very informative video. I would like to ask, how do you go about if the cable is a multicore cable? say 4C cable? thank you ^^
If it is a standard cable, table 5c still applies for conductors that carry current. If it is a flexible temp power cable, use table 12 for this application.
What type of conduit should I use from table 9 if they don’t specify in the question?
Generally the default is rigid metal.
Please make a video on motor calculations
Where in table 9g does it say 41 tsc
Under the far left column labelled "Nominal trade size conduit" all the corresponding sizes are listed. Just make sure your calculated area is smaller than the conduit you select.
Great video tank you!
Thanks for the explanation.
Which tablet are you using to write on the whiteboard ?
This is a Huion Kamvas pro 16. It's a graphic artist drawing monitor, but relatively affordable on Amazon compared to a Wacom monitor.
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This helped me so much! thanks!
Thank you for this video. perfect
Hey Men, What's good? this video really help me out how to do pipe fill. Explain very well. keep it up!!! Just a quick question tho, just wondering if you have a video of Wire Calculation as well. CEC 2021. Thanks men.
Thanks for the idea. I will put it on the list. I do have some on determining conductor size, but they could be updated!
Thank you Chris
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Thank you for putting this up. Been looking forward to this one. I was also wondering if there is a way I can message you.
My email is just schulerruler@gmail.com for simplicity!
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Thank you!
Thank you, I feel like I got 2 more points at the red seal test.
Awesome! Glad to hear it!
Just wanted to add as well your content is exceptional, you definitely missed your calling if your not a teacher. If your looking for a topic I could really use some panelboard series rated KAIC enlightment!
I like the 2018 table 6 better, it would just tell you right out the gate what size conduit you need for your situation.
The issue was it was based off the internal diameter of an HDPE conduit, which was smaller than say an EMT. Using the old table 6 vs 10, 8, 9 often yielded a large conduit than necessary, which obviously impacts cost of installation.
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most time I wont check tables. now, everything turned into complicated.
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Hi Chris! I sent you a request on Instagram. I'm reaching out on behalf of my work. I don't want to put all the info here, but If you send me a message, I will be happy to explain who we are and provide my credentials. Thank you so much! I hope to hear from you soon.