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Scott Schultz is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
What do you guys make of this? This was in a 200 amp main breaker. 1/0 AWG or does it say 1/C? Never heard of 1/C but I haven't seen everything yet. Want to make sure before I do final report. Thanks.
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I believe 1/C is single conductor .
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I agree. I don't the wire size.
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just strange to see AWG after it if it's not the size
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Speedy Petey is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
It absolutely says 1/0. That IS why it says AWG after. The lettering is scratched. Look at the "XHHW" lettering.
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shouldn't the 1 and the / have a line through it to then? unless it wasn't a continuous scratch. odd though that that little part of the 0 got it to make it look like a C. It looked like 2/0 wire but after seeing this on the label I second guessed myself.
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yeah, no doubt 2/0 which is why I posted this to make sure about the 1/0, 1/C thing. I would sure hate to have said it was 1/0 and have an electrician come out and look at it and have him say 1/c and it was a 2/0 all along. anyone have any good sites to visually compare photos of wire gauge?
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and the worst part is that this house is all electric. Heat pump, water heater, stove, dryer....the works!
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i see the 0 in 1/0 looks like the 0's in the 500 on the right side of the pic and nothing like the C in the word on the left side. I am going with 1/0 and gonna leave it in the hands of an electrician. I think I have enough ammo to defend myself and my recommendation, even if i am wrong. thanks everyone.
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Just curious. Is this one conductor part of a multi conductor cable. XHHW insulation is usually associated with SE type cable?
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main panel....2 sec wires.
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