Editing American wire gauge
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! rowspan=4 | AWG | ! rowspan=4 | AWG | ||
! rowspan=3 colspan=2 | Diameter <br/> (of solid wire) | ! rowspan=3 colspan=2 | Diameter <br/> (of solid wire) | ||
! rowspan=3 colspan=2 | Turns of wire, <br />without insulation <br/> ( | ! rowspan=3 colspan=2 | Turns of wire, <br />without insulation <br/> (of solid wire) | ||
! rowspan=3 colspan=2 | Area | ! rowspan=3 colspan=2 | Area | ||
! colspan=8 | Copper wire | ! colspan=8 | Copper wire | ||
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==Number of | ==Number of conductors in conduit== | ||
National Electrical Code Article 348-6 limits the total cross sectional area of | National Electrical Code Article 348-6 limits the total cross sectional area of conductors to a certain percentage of the cross sectional area of a conduit. | ||
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For type THHN wire | For type THHN wire, this works out to: | ||
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|+Maximum THHN conductors | |+Maximum THHN conductors entering box | ||
!AWG !! {{frac|1|2}} | !AWG !! {{frac|1|2}} | ||
! {{frac|3|4}} | ! {{frac|3|4}} |