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What is the Rated Ampacity of Copper AWG 4-3 Romex?
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Summary: The amperage capacity will depend on the Type of Insulation, such as THW, THHN, etc. They all have different temperature ratings. This will show… |
Electrical Question from Paula about Circuit Wiring
Received from Paula a Homeowner in Vicksburg, MS
Question: What is the rated ampacity of copper AWG 4 – 3 Romex wire with a #8 ground when used to route from an outside main panel to an inside sub-panel through a garage attic area? (Residential construction)
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question.
Hi Paula – The amperage capacity will depend on the Type of Insulation, such as THW, THHN, etc. They all have different temperature ratings.
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