Hi,
Back again. The max output of the Midnite classic 200 is 79 amps and the classic 150 96amps. The max wire size that can fit in the output of the classic 200 is AWG 4 and they state the following:
However, when I look up the NEC tables I get a max value of 95 amps for 4AWG THHN. So right off the bat the 96amps is over the limit and use of 4AWG is not code compliant. This isn't even taking into account continuous loads which the NEC says wire needs to be rated for 125% above - this would put the 79amps of the classic 200 to 98.75A which is again above the 95A allowed for 4AWG wire.
I assume I'm missing something but I don't know what.
Back again. The max output of the Midnite classic 200 is 79 amps and the classic 150 96amps. The max wire size that can fit in the output of the classic 200 is AWG 4 and they state the following:
The connector will take up to a #4 AWG. #4 AWG THHN when installed in the Classic and MidNite E-Panel is rated for over 100 amps and is therefore suitable for the highest power available from the Classic 150.
I assume I'm missing something but I don't know what.
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