Posted by Olliejunkie on November 29, 2019 at 08:10:04 from (97.45.192.69):
In Reply to: Electrical Safety posted by David g on November 29, 2019 at 06:21:50:
I believe there are a few cases where you can use a smaller wire size such as free air or possibly underground. Knob and tube may have been rated differently too but dont quote me on these.
In a few cases I have used larger wire than I needed because that is what I had in the van or for voltage drop. In these cases it was tied into a smaller wire down the line. I put labels on the wire near the breaker hoping that if it does trip the person working on it wont put a larger breaker on it. At the time I dont think anything in he code book said it had to be labeled? If any of you are ever in a panel upsizing a breaker because of wire size better make good and well the wire stays the same size through out. Tap rules also come into play here. If the wires are under a certain length the can be smaller.
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