Single Conductor Cables in Tray

[@LRuso]

Thank you kind sir! Keep it up, we the apprentices and such need these videos for very good content.

[@nicolasdespres9694]

I'm so happy I found your videos! I'm a first year apprentice in Canada and it has been incredibly challenging to find any good sources expanding on the CEC. Thank you so much for posting these videos. I think if you started a Patreon it would be pretty successful, because I'm not aware of any other Canadian electricians filling that niche

[@davemembrere2160]

Keep making more videos, well explained with your examples!

[@jasonh8542]

Always look forward to your new videos!

[@schulerruler]

I'm going to try to keep them coming semi regularly. Thanks for the support!

[@axeldeleon5054]

Thanks for this videos I am taking my 4th year in sait

[@farnamardavani5794]

Hello there, As I previously commented on some of your videos, your job is fantastic and extremely useful even for me that have not had any deep information about Canadian Code book. I just have a general comment: I used to listen to your posts with headphone for more concentration. Every time the introducing music starts I have a couple of seconds of hard time to find myself :) Although It is an energetic theme but the tempo and the level of this intro music is 180° out of phase with your nice and calm voice 🙂

[@schulerruler]

Thanks for the info! When editing I try to keep the intro music to the same db level as the speech, but I will dial it back even more for future videos! Thanks for watching!

[@farnamardavani5794]

@@schulerruler thanks for your consideration, by the way : today I have passed my Red Seal exam , the most credit of this success is for you 😇

[@dracok182]

The rule 23 tells me that for a multiconductor with separation of greater than 25% and less than 100% of the largest cable, use table 2 multiplying by table 5C and table 5D Table 5D covers up to six (6) cables horizontally in ventilated and ladder- type cable trays, what if there are more than six (6) cables, what is the correction factor? In my case I have 8 cables with 3 conductors each, the factor with table 5C is 0.70 and I need to multiply the 0.7 by the factor of the 5D table but I don't know what factor to use if I have 8 cables in a single layer. Thanks!! Regards

[@alialshammary7188]

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[@johnshahin1377]

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[@taghvaee]

perfect, please continue with new video on code book

[@JohnSmith-um7yq]

please start using NMD90 where do i find that in the book?

[@Kerr81]

Great vid! Can you do one for parallel single conductors in a tray next?

[@MohHuzaifa]

Rule is not available in this CEC2021 what you told tht its only showing this Rule 4-004 21).

[@schulerruler]

4-004 21) is a reference to table 66. The rule I have mentioned is 4-004 22). Which used to be subrule 23) but with the deletion of table 39 and the rule referencing it, subsequent rules have shifted back one.

[@mahboy9471]

Is a cable tray still considered a raceway in the 2021 code? if not does 4-004 still apply to cable tray?

[@schulerruler]

It does but it would be covered under 4-004 22), 23), and 24)!

[@jasonh8542]

Do you have any special video plans for the new CEC 2021 Book?

[@schulerruler]

I do. Slowly roll them out. I just have to dedicate some time to it soon.

[@jasonh8542]

@@schulerruler look forward to it!

[@taghvaee]

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[@leepederson5254]

Now I want to compare with 2018 and 39 lol

[@mrsharma7246]

you will sell the channel

[@mrsharma7246]

why did you stop making videos

[@schulerruler]

Haven't stopped. Just haven't had a chance. I promise more will be coming with the 2021 CEC updates!