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Can a fluorescent bulb get 90 degrees?
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What wire is rated for 90 degrees Celsius?
The Code allows us to use THHN conductors rated 90°C in dry environment. 90°C conductors have a higher conductor ampacity, which should allow us to downsize larger feeders and bring down the cost of construction.
When can I use 90 degree column?
The 90 degrees C column's ampacity rating is only permitted if all termination points are temperature rated at 90 degrees C (194 degrees F). Example - what size paralleled THHN aluminum conductors are required for a 500-ampere service in a commercial occupancy? (The termination points are rated 75 degrees C.)
When would you use a 60 degree column?
If the wire and the terminal are rated for 75 deg, then the 75 deg column can be used. Use the 60 deg column if you do not know the terminal temp rating.
Are breakers rated for 90 degrees?
No, it cannot. When terminations are on circuit breakers or inside equipment such as panelboards, motor control centers, switchboards, eclosures, safety switches, etc., follow the temperature rating identified on the equipment labeling instead of the component rating of the lug itself.
75 c or 90 c wire use | Mike Holt's Forum
Have always used the NEC 75 C wire table amp ratings for specifications -- this prevents problems with installation of under rated conductors 75 C instead of 90 C and installed connectors not rated for 90 C. Electrician Contractor asked if conductors and panel/disconnect connectors rated at 90 C are there any reason why not to use other than what I stated above.
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Code requirements for low voltage wiring in conduit with 120V
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Electrical Code for Wires in Conduit
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Electrical wire and cable must be sized and installed correctly to pass an electrical inspection and keep electricity running safely through your home. This guide will teach you the difference between types of electrical wires and types of electrical cables. You’ll also learn how to choose between electrical cables and wires for your projects.
How many NM cables are in a 4 inch ceiling box?
The present 4 inch octagonal ceiling box has one NM cable (from 1950) entering it and two leaving it, one for the light over the kitchen sink and one for the outdoor light. I had not thought of combining the two outgoing wires into a single box.
What type of cable is used for lighting?
Here is a link that might be useful: Use of Type NM-B Cable for Wiring of Residential Lighting Fixtures
What is the minimum insulation rating for a house?
The requirement is that the conductor insulation rating be a minimum of 65C (though it could be higher).
Is NM-B insulated?
Are you sure that your cable is only NM? If it is in fact NM-B you can use it for this application per NEC 334.112. It reads as follows 334.112 Insulation. The insulated power conductors shall be one of the types listed in Table 310.13 (A) that are suitable for branch-circuit wiring or one that is identified for use in these cables. Conductor insulation shall be rated at 90*C (194*F).
Does NEMA cover permanent wiring?
NEMA actually has no authority over permanent structure wiring, they only cover the wiring inside equipment.
What is the UL label for fluorescent lights?
The warning label is NOT about lamp size. In order for the manufacturer to place the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) label on their fluorescent fixtures, the supply wires must enter the fixture over 3" away from the ballast. This is because UL requires that ALL wires within 3" of a ballast be rated for 90C.
Can a fluorescent bulb get 90 degrees?
A circline fluorescent bulb will never get anywhere close to 90C or even 60C for that matter. The labeling is all about liability if you should put a high heat bulb in there. If you stick with the fluorescent it's rated for you'll never have a problem.
