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  • Help - Self Help Forums
    You may be best off cost wise using #2 aluminum direct burial wire .
  • Self Help Forums - View Single Post - Help
    You may be best off cost wise using #2 aluminum direct burial wire .
  • Help - Self Help Forums
    You may be best off cost wise using #2 aluminum direct burial wire .
  • voltage drop 425 feet #2 alum. help? - Page 2 - Self Help Forums
    I want to feed another building 425 feet away from that entrance. i ran that #2 aluminum 3 wire twisted direct burial stuff in pvc conduilt.
  • Self Help Forums - Electrical to sub up to 210 feet away?
    You'll need a wire rated for wet locations (usually a W is in the lettering) if in buried conduit, or a direct burial rated wire if no conduit (Type USE or UF). You'll still need 4 wires, and the neutral can be dropped a size or two (3/0) and the grounding wire need to be at least #2 aluminum .
  • subpanel wiring to boat dock? - Self Help Forums
    … on running wire from the temp service panel using a double pole 60 amp circuit (but will probably use wire big enough to eventually run a 100 amp panel at the dock - I guess that would be #2 aluminum 4 wire ?). I have not seen direct burial wire of this type however.
  • subpanel wiring to boat dock? - Self Help Forums
    … on running wire from the temp service panel using a double pole 60 amp circuit (but will probably use wire big enough to eventually run a 100 amp panel at the dock - I guess that would be #2 aluminum 4 wire ?). I have not seen direct burial wire of this type however.
  • Worker safety during various maintenance procedures common to underground residential distribution
    … placed near vault 2 and was connected to a shallow buried hare copper wire ring surrounding it … Several tests were also conducted on AWG #2 aluminum onjacketed direct burial cable.
  • Subpanel For Remote Guest House - Self Help Forums
    If you have 240 volts at your house panel using 2/0-2/0-1-4 aluminum mobile home 3 conductor feeder rated USE.....( direct burial rated) At home depot it generally only comes in 2 wire guages #2 for 100 amp services and 2/0 for larger services up to 150 amps ...
  • CHAPTER 5 PLANNING THE ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
    According to the NEC, at least No. 10 AWG copper or 8 AWG aluminum must be used for spans up to 50 ft and No. 8 AWG copper or 6 AWG aluminum for longer spans, unless supported by a messenger wire . EXAMPLE 5.5 USING ALLOWABLE AMPACITY TABLES When used for a service drop or lateral, what is the allowable ampacity of: (a) #2 aluminum, THW insulation, single conductor in free air? (b) #2 aluminum, UF insulation, direct burial ?