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  1. dspfun

    Voltage Drop for an Outdoor Receptacle Circuit

    thanks for your comments.
  2. dspfun

    Voltage Drop for an Outdoor Receptacle Circuit

    Actually calculating VD is not the question. I don't need any programs to do it. I would like guidance on what assumptions to use in this case. thanks ckb
  3. dspfun

    Voltage Drop for an Outdoor Receptacle Circuit

    They will be outdoor receptacles for a Down Town streetscape improvement project. Typical loads would be Christmas lighting or maintenance equipment. CKB
  4. dspfun

    Voltage Drop for an Outdoor Receptacle Circuit

    How does someone consider a voltage drop for long runs of an outdoor receptacle circuit? The NEC shown below says you need 3% maximum voltage in your feeder. I've been given two different approaches to this and would like the opinion of this forum. One engineer has told me he just uses #10 wires...

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