Adam,
My Canadian Electrical Code requires "separation" between conductors of
different "systems". I believe the NEC is the same/similar.
You may notice a flimsy (yet stiff) paper(?) barrier between the AC and DC
wiring areas in some AC/DC inverter disconnect enclosures assume this
is
Do you mean underground trenches? If so, we run 15kV, 480V and telephone in
the same trench, with water next door.
On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 10:45 AM, AE Solar
wrote:
> Wrenchers,
> Anyone know of code violations associated with running DC conduit in the
> same
...@lists.re-wrenches.org] On Behalf
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] DC conduit with AC secondary?
Adam,
My Canadian Electrical Code requires "separation" between conductors of
different "systems". I believe
I’m not sure of the code but if you do this, be sure to twist the DC wiring to
reduce the possibility of common mode noise and inductive coupling from the
parallel AC wire.
Larry
On Oct 5, 2015, at 8:45 AM, AE Solar wrote:
Wrenchers,
Anyone know of code
Wrenchers,
Anyone know of code violations associated with running DC conduit in the
same trench as conduit for AC secondary? Is that allowed? Bad practice even
if allowed?Thanks
Adam
Adam Katzman
Autonomous Energies
4872 State Route 9G
Germantown NY, 12526
www.autonomousenergies.com
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