What is the wire size range noted on the breaker for the load side connections?
613645
The breaker that came with my panel indicates it will accept #1 to 300mcm CU or AL.
613646
We are running 2/0 and there is still plenty of room, I'd bet 3/0 would easily fit
613647
All of the lugs are designed to take 4 gauge to 300 MCM copper or aluminum.
613648
Not where i can look right now. But I put 2 aluminum in it . So easily accepts this around 1/2 diameter
613649
I'm not sure but I can look on the one I bought and see...I used 4/0 aluminum with mine, though.
294228
AWG gaugeConductor Diameter InchesConductor Diameter mmOhms per 1000 ft.Ohms per kmMaximum amps for chassis wiringMaximum amps for power transmissionMaximum frequency for 100% skin depth for solid conductor copperBreaking force Soft Annealed Cu 37000 PSIOOOO |0.46 |11.684 |0.049 |0.16072 |380 |302 |125 Hz |6120 lbs OOO |0.4096 |10.40384 |0.0618 |0.202704 |328 |239 |160 Hz |4860 lbs OO |0.3648 |9.26592 |0.0779 |0.255512 |283 |190 |200 Hz |3860 lbs O |0.3249 |8.25246 |0.0983 |0.322424 |245 |150 |250 Hz |3060 lbs AWG gaugeConductor Diameter InchesConductor Diameter mmOhms per 1000 ft.Ohms per kmMaximum amps for chassis wiringMaximum amps for power transmissionMaximum frequency for 100% skin depth for solid conductor copperBreaking force Soft Annealed Cu 37000 PSIOOOO |0.46 |11.684 |0.049 |0.16072 |380 |302 |125 Hz |6120 lbs OOO |0.4096 |10.40384 |0.0618 |0.202704 |328 |239 |160 Hz |4860 lbs OO |0.3648 |9.26592 |0.0779 |0.255512 |283 |190 |200 Hz |3860 lbs O |0.3249 |8.25246 |0.0983 |0.322424 |245 |150 |250 Hz |3060 lbs
1325520
IF you connect ONLY this heater to the circuit breaker in the electrical panel : standard wire size 2c+G, 14AWG and 15A breaker ; you might need an electrician to do it !
1089769
Proper wire size is determined by the load (Amps) and length of wire needed. Search for "12v wire sizing chart" to see a breakdown. I use 16 gauge wire which will carry up to 5 Amps 15 feet with about 3% voltage drop.
581417
10-3 wire is never to be used with a breaker more than 30 amps ! consult the national electric code for more info or a electrician.
38477
About 6 feet with a builtin breaker, Any 14 gauge extension should work. I am very happy with my unit. It cools a two car garage with a 12 foot ceiling very nicely and is quiet.
296492
It's slightly more than 36 inches. 36.5 maybe, counting the circuit breaker button on the end.
1112110
Keep the length of the 16AWG wires as short as possible and use the larger wire for the rest of the run it will work fine you don't have to change the 16AWG all the way to the socket. The resistance is dependent not only on the cross sectional dimension of the wire but the length of the run
757836
wire size should be #12 on a 20 amp. circuit or #14 on a 15 amp. circuit . wire can be individual thhn if in conduit or uf cable if direct buried.
1119389
I don't really know for sure, you probably should check with an electrician. I can tell you that I ran power to a detached shop from home breaker box. I used 10-3 outdoor grade wiring for the 100 foot span. Absolutely no problems.
2259639
If the 1.5mm^2 on the covering does actually refer to wire size, that's between 16 and 17 AWG. This would be pretty typical for light duty meter cables.
545177
The service tag says Max 15 but operational is 9.6 if I recall. I have a 15 Amp breaker for it and it seems to work just fine.
1955138
I long ago terminated the wiring in Anderson connectors. But from what I remember, it was 16 gauge or so.
26044
Judging from the wire size, I would take a guess less than 5 amps like GB suggested. The wire looks like it's in the 16 to 18 gauge area.
708865
Yep, this switch is rated @ 125VAC/15A (1875W) so you'll have plenty of room to work with, provided you do not exceed the 15A rating.
288718
Looks to be 18 ga. but the wire isn't labeled. Print on sheath labels the wire to have a 10kvac rating
1877748
On my panels I use a #14 gauge wire on a 15 amp breaker. For the amp meter side I use Cat 5 wire with crimp connectors.