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Voltage drop
I have heard in the trade as a general rule if you are using #12 wire
for a 20A circuit you should go to #10 if the run is over 100 ft. The fan #14 or #12 thread prompted me to just do a quick check at one of the voltage drop web pages. http://www.csgnetwork.com/voltagedropcalc.html If you use this web page and try using 16A which would be the max on a 20A circuit you get 5% voltage drop in just the branch circuit. |
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