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wire question
Hey guyz, I cannot find an exact rule for this, so maybe u know.
for some motors they want 16 guage wire, however I used 10 at the time, now electrically this makes no difference, as the wire is more then enough to handle the load, and the breaker will go before the wire, however is this legal. From what i can figure out it IS legal. |
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