Table 220.55 Calculating the Range Demand
Table 220.55 Calculating the Range Demand
In this video I will explain how to use the Table 220.55. We will go over the different columns and how to use the note when calculating the range demand for a service calculation.
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what if my range was 10.2kw with 1 appliance?
You have such a great explanation and wish you had more videos up thank you for your knowledge
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where is the link to the other videos??? great presentation .
Appreciate the explanation and reviewing how to use the chart preparing myself for my limited license!
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Thanks for explaining column C it helps a lot.
Very helpful, thank you.
So I’m understanding a little bit but I’m very lost on if you have more than 26 ranges for example if I have 27 12kw ranges could you walk me through that?
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Thanks man you do a great job getting me to understand this
Thank you Craig! This helped refresh my memory on this table. Also, don’t forget about note 4 which means you can use this table to size your branch circuit load, your range.
Hello can you help me wit this exercise
A custom home has a 16kw range what is the minimum service demand that the load requires?
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Do gas stoves count in this calculation if not then is it counted it at all
The best explanations ever! Like I was wondering where does the #1 comes from. Also you me realise we’re talking about service size & not for the actual oven-range lol i really reallylike how you or brake down from book phrasing – wording to real life language in the actual field, i can install entering but to understand this code book š“. Please continue like this so peeps like me can understand. I am electrician for some years, but when it comes to read books it’s a mess lol thank you, thank you. Have a blessed day.
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Around 1:25 you talk about a equation, but stated you already made a video on that. What is that equation and could you provide a link to that video please? It would be very helpful.
Question, when you determine demand for a mobile home load in VA off the service, does It follow single family dwelling calculations except for the fact if it’s under 16kva you would bump up to 16kva?
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Best explanation ever, simple and clear.
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Hey Great Video, What about if you have two Range of 7500 W and 15000 W how you solve that?.
Works great for 1 range, test required demand for 8 ranges
Did you ever do it did you ever do a video on calculating loads for an RV park along the lines of Article 550.
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Thanks man. That really simplified column C for me.
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Love what you do brother ive been in the electrical field for 5 years now and still learn new things almost everyday! Wish you made videos more often!!
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awesome i was like a deer in the headlights for sec.. But now it’s all coming together..
So if all three ranges are 12 kw exactly do you add them up then minus the 14000 how do you go about that it Iām lost
Ok Column A and B are used as multipliers to get a new Kw sum, but column C is the number to be used in the calculation (8,11,14,17) etc. Thanks for the great content!
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What do you mean by sizing service you mean the home run for the stove-range or the main service entrance to the house- dwelling. Can you explain or say it again? Thank you
What if there are three different appliances with three different ratings. Like when you have double wall ovens but then an induction cooktop as well. The two ovens are the same and under the 8k rating but the cooktop is under the <12k rating. So what happens when you mix and match on the same circuit.
Thanks very much for doing this. I am learning service feeder calculations and your videos are making it very easy to understand
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I love your videos and the way you teach and I really would like to see more videos explaining the nec by article starting from article 90.
Thanks.