Re: Electrical

Posted by Tom R Ne on November 13, 2006 at 14:00:57 from (216.170.6.108):

In Reply to: Re: Electrical posted by Allan In NE on November 13, 2006 at 13:32:45:

The only place I will use aluminum in on an aerial service drop, and then I use a lot of the anti-oxidizing paste on the connections.

2/0 Copper or 4/0 Aluminum for a 200 amp service unless you have a very long run then you may have to go up a size to compensate for voltage drop.

Conduit size is based on % of fill and different types of wire have different wire thickness so after you pick the wire size, type, and you know the number wires you are going to use you select the conduit. Size from a table in the NEC code book.

Here are a couple of links you may want to look at.

http://www.electrical.state.ne.us/

http://www.electrical.state.ne.us/inspect.html

you can download you home owners permit application and the electrical wiring handout from this last page.

Oh bye the bye I am not responsible if you burn down you house or poke your eye out. :>)

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