Conduit Sizing - 2021 CE Code

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[@yesteryearr]

For those confused about trade size... page 37 has a Trade size converter in the 2021 edition. You're welcome!

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Dude, what about derating factors? Table 5c?

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hi, this is a very informative video. I would like to ask, how do you go about if the cable is a multicore cable? say 4C cable? thank you ^^

[@schulerruler]

If it is a standard cable, table 5c still applies for conductors that carry current. If it is a flexible temp power cable, use table 12 for this application.

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How about 8-108 rule? Before we can know how many circuit in the panel. Right now how to know how many circuit in the panel? Thank you!

[@schulerruler]

There is no longer a calculated method. It will be based on individual circuit demand requirements. The only requirement now is that there are 4 spaces left for future.

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[@schulerruler]

Thanks for the idea. I will put it on the list. I do have some on determining conductor size, but they could be updated!

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[@brianholmes7437]

What type of conduit should I use from table 9 if they don’t specify in the question?

[@schulerruler]

Generally the default is rigid metal.

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[@swaywillow2.052]

Where in table 9g does it say 41 tsc

[@schulerruler]

Under the far left column labelled "Nominal trade size conduit" all the corresponding sizes are listed. Just make sure your calculated area is smaller than the conduit you select.

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Thanks for the explanation. Which tablet are you using to write on the whiteboard ?

[@schulerruler]

This is a Huion Kamvas pro 16. It's a graphic artist drawing monitor, but relatively affordable on Amazon compared to a Wacom monitor.

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[@joshlavecchia9888]

I like the 2018 table 6 better, it would just tell you right out the gate what size conduit you need for your situation.

[@schulerruler]

The issue was it was based off the internal diameter of an HDPE conduit, which was smaller than say an EMT. Using the old table 6 vs 10, 8, 9 often yielded a large conduit than necessary, which obviously impacts cost of installation.

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