Conduit - Revision history

Marcin at 03:15, 29 April 2024

2024-04-29T03:15:07Z

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	Thus, conduit-clad whips in the OSE case can utilizer LFMC to keep redundancy for both exterior, interior, and appliance wiring.		Thus, conduit-clad whips in the OSE case can utilizer LFMC to keep redundancy for both exterior, interior, and appliance wiring.

	#Heat pump: can do 10 ga in [[LFNC]]		#Heat pump: feed with 10 Romex, can do 10 ga in [[LFNC]] for whip
	#PV: THHN multistrand + [[LFMC]] required, as wiring inside walls must be metallic.		#PV: THHN multistrand + [[LFMC]] required, as wiring inside walls must be metallic.
			#On-Demand water heater - hard wire with 6 ga Romex directly through wall with heater-as-junction box
			#Minitank heater - 20A hard wire (because plugs are special) into regular box, wire coming out directly from wall into minitank-as-junction box
			#Dishwasher - use 15A plug, which is a common part.

Marcin at 01:43, 29 April 2024

2024-04-29T01:43:54Z

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	It is best practice to run invididual THHN wires inside conduit. Thus it appears that for part degeneracy, one may strip THHN wires from Romex [https://wesbellwireandcable.com/blog/thhn-vs-romex/#:~:text=Romex%C2%AE%20cables%20typically%20consist,panels%20to%20appliances%20and%20lights.], and run them inside conduit. This can apply to hardwired plugs if one doesn't have multistrand THHN wire - where stiff wire is ok if conduit length is short, such as a hardwire whip. This could free one from having to source 14, 12, 10, and 6 ga multistrand wires - and enabpling one to make hardwire whips from the same Romex used in other wiring. This makes a good case for electrical part degeneracy with the Seed Eco-Home.		It is best practice to run invididual THHN wires inside conduit. Thus it appears that for part degeneracy, one may strip THHN wires from Romex [https://wesbellwireandcable.com/blog/thhn-vs-romex/#:~:text=Romex%C2%AE%20cables%20typically%20consist,panels%20to%20appliances%20and%20lights.], and run them inside conduit. This can apply to hardwired plugs if one doesn't have multistrand THHN wire - where stiff wire is ok if conduit length is short, such as a hardwire whip. This could free one from having to source 14, 12, 10, and 6 ga multistrand wires - and enabpling one to make hardwire whips from the same Romex used in other wiring. This makes a good case for electrical part degeneracy with the Seed Eco-Home.

			Thus, conduit-clad whips in the OSE case can utilizer LFMC to keep redundancy for both exterior, interior, and appliance wiring.

			#Heat pump: can do 10 ga in [[LFNC]]
			#PV: THHN multistrand + [[LFMC]] required, as wiring inside walls must be metallic.

Marcin at 01:35, 29 April 2024

2024-04-29T01:35:59Z

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	It is best practice to run invididual THHN wires inside conduit. Thus it appears that for part degeneracy, one may strip THHN wires from Romex, and run them inside conduit. This can apply to hardwired plugs if one doesn't have multistrand THHN wire - where stiff wire is ok if conduit length is short, such as a hardwire whip. This could free one from having to source 14, 12, 10, and 6 ga multistrand wires - and enabpling one to make hardwire whips from the same Romex used in other wiring. This makes a good case for electrical part degeneracy with the Seed Eco-Home.		It is best practice to run invididual THHN wires inside conduit. Thus it appears that for part degeneracy, one may strip THHN wires from Romex [https://wesbellwireandcable.com/blog/thhn-vs-romex/#:~:text=Romex%C2%AE%20cables%20typically%20consist,panels%20to%20appliances%20and%20lights.], and run them inside conduit. This can apply to hardwired plugs if one doesn't have multistrand THHN wire - where stiff wire is ok if conduit length is short, such as a hardwire whip. This could free one from having to source 14, 12, 10, and 6 ga multistrand wires - and enabpling one to make hardwire whips from the same Romex used in other wiring. This makes a good case for electrical part degeneracy with the Seed Eco-Home.

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It is best practice to run invididual THHN wires inside conduit. Thus it appears that for part degeneracy, one may strip THHN wires from Romex, and run them inside conduit. This can apply to hardwired plugs if one doesn't have multistrand THHN wire - where stiff wire is ok if conduit length is short, such as a hardwire whip. This could free one from having to source 14, 12, 10, and 6 ga multistrand wires - and enabpling one to make hardwire whips from the same Romex used in other wiring. This makes a good case for electrical part degeneracy with the Seed Eco-Home.