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Old 07-10-2009, 12:45 PM   #1
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What would be the smallest AWG of copper allowable?
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Need alot more info. BondingWhat? What size service?
#6 is most common for a 100 amp service.

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What are you bonding? Service?
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I'm trying to get at the NEC max. voltage across two bonded pieces of equip. (I guess within arm's reach).
If we go with #6 copper and 0.4vac max safe voltage, 10' of this conductor would be carrying 100A.
I may be on the right track!
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