How many ft. of wire will the EF-4000 handle, I would have approx. 700 L. ft. to do.
1360258
we have almost an acre ringed with our wire and set up and are having no problem with it, still works great
970352
I meant to say no. 300 watt is the max. You are at 400. Too much will melt cable
142561
Yes it will handle it. Be sure you use guy wires though. Excellent product.
502063
The wires probably had 2 feet or so of length. You WILL need more for a ft down rod. But great fan! You'll love it.
35588
For the 100A max input you would use a 4 gauge or 6 gauge for the input wire, but normally you would not be using that much load so you can use a smaller input wire to suit your loads that you require.
996713
I would have to say 4 gauge at the max. I got a 0/1 gauge wire and had to cut a good bit just to get it to fit in. Mines still going strong good luck!(:
445036
10 ga. wire has a diameter .1019 inch and can handle a maximum of 55 amps-depending on the type and temp of the cable. It is my opinion that this size wire is too large for these connectors, would be very difficult to assemble and if you need to draw this amount of current it would probably be unsafe.
745313
Luke, I believe the largest wire it can handle is 12 gage stranded. But it may be 14 gage. I am fairly sure 10 gage is too large.
1723420
I currantly have 600 ft on mine but they are all rated for acrage, so one acre is 200 x 200 being 800 ft of wire, so your unit needs to be atleast good for 2 acres.
1993335
It can handle up to 6 AWG, the wire size you use will depend on the length of the wire run but you should be fine with 8 AWG. My panels came with mc4 cables so I bought the 10 AWG equivalent mc4 cable and ran that which made for a nice clean install
644396
Ours is a continuous wire, 500 ft. Long. It says "500/152.4M". We actually did NOT use the yellow wire that came with our system -- we ended up getting a spool (black) from Amazon that is more robust. It had good reviews: being heavier gauge and stronger, less easier to break. We are in Colorado & our snowplow guy broke it near the driveway this winter but we spliced it. I am glad that we bought the heavier wire. I'm not sure what gauge it is but on the top of the spool it says "20/1 UF 1000". Hope this info is helpful!
27896
I used 14.3 wire (100 feet) and that filled the reel and was stong enough. The reel for 12.3 may work for up to 75 feet but not 100.
2027366
You will need a minimum of 6 gauge wire, if the length of your wire is under 20 feet use 6 gauge and over 20 feet use 4 gauge wire. Great Product!
1110030
I think 16 guage is the biggest wire it recommends. I would get something more heavy duty.
2028114
The Handler 190 is capable of running the following wires: 0.023 - 0.035 in. mild steel or stainless steel, 0.030 - 0.045 in. flux-cored, and 0.030 - 0.035 in. aluminum. It's capable of handling 4" or 8" spools.
1592731
Pump only has about 36" of wire coming out of the pump you will need a splice kit and enough wire to reach the pump control unit at the surface.
1620244
I use this for my electrical car. What is nice is I can tell you that I see no current drop on this cable. I am getting the full 40 amps that my car is asking for. This cable is probably twice as thick as it needs to be and is definitely thicker then wires that feed it. Being a EE I would say you should have no problem as most units can handle as low as 90 volts prior to causing real problems. The only exception to this might be a electrical elements. I would not chain cables together as the cable is speced to its length hence the over-sizing of the wire size. Hopes this helps out.