I'm an apprentice going to school and this topic came up in my class and our teacher confused the hell out of this... This 10 minute video was better than my 4-Hour class 🤣
Thanks sir. Just watched your short video and it refreshed my memory on how to do this problems. I’m currently studying for my masters exam. My brother took his exam and said some of this conduit fill problems show up on the exam. Thanks a lot.
Your videos are great they are slower paced and easier to understand. I love Mike holt he is a genius IMO but he talks so fast and goes off on tangents he can make it very confusing. You have taken all the fluff out of this and hit right to the core. Thank you.
Craig.. I have been Working two years with an Electrical company. NOBODY taught me what I have learned from you!! GO FOR IT!! You're doing absolutely AMAZING!!! I need to know exactly when we can use %60 when we use nipples? Should we calculate for %40 when we don't use nipples, or should we use %60 instead %40 when we have to use nipples? Thank you!!
Your awesome. So much better than these “electrical coach” ass holes. Keep up the good fight. There’s nobody sharing real info these days. Just a bunch of theory.
Thank Craig. If I'm using tray cable constructed with XHHW-2, I don't have to make any adjustments for the sheathing that binds the conductors and ground together, do I?
Off the cuff question.... A 480 volt 3 phase AC unit is being replaced with a 208 volt 3 phase unit. Can the existing 600 volt disconnect be reused on the 208 volt AC? Also, can the 600 volt fuses be used on the 208 volt AC if sized per the unit over protection label?
Hi Craig! How would I apply this chart to RTRC Conduit (Fiberglass conduit)? I can't seem to find this type of conduit on the chart but its mentioned slightly in the NEC book. For example: Figuring out if I can fit 2+ 750 kcmil cables into a 5" FRE Conduit
dude, its the area of the pipe. you are limited to how much area u can take up within said pipe. im not an electrician. nor have i taken any classes. is this ground taking up any extra area of the pipe that is not included in the wire chart?