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Keep in mind you should consider length of the circut when determining the gauge wire. Its been a few years since I setup my shop, so my memory is weak on the calculation.
I found guidelines for length in the code book I used for reference.The first time around, I wired my shop using #10 underground feeder. That stuff is tough to work with, I'd never do it again. Second time around I used 1/2' thin wall conduit with THNN #12 for most everything except the welder, plasma cutter, and stationary woodworking machines. Do they sell BX that big at box stores? Any 6/2 cable will work.
I have a Jacuzzi J-480. It does not work, lol. Top control panel is in locked state, and will not unlock. There are several ribbon cables hanging from it, and I can't find ANYTHING that tells what cable goes where. When powered on it shows the actual water temperature, and says cool. For 60-amp electrical service, 6-gauge copper or aluminum wire is the correct size to power such devices as electric furnaces and large electric heaters. A 50-amp circuit breaker or fuse box can also be powered by 6-gauge wire.
It is just assumed the ground is in it when talking cables. Technically 6/2 wg What machine are you going to run on this circuit? With welding machines rating requirements for wire may be different than breaker ratings. There are a few threads back with some discussions about wiring welders. Wiring for welders call for min wire size and max breaker size. It wont hurt to use bigger wire but the machine may only require 8??
Especially at a foot from the panel. Do you have manual for the machine you are hooking up? BXBX wire is armoured cable,with the wire already in it. I wouldn't use it as you would probably be prevented from pulling another wire through it if a problem arose. It also might be hard to find it in a #6. You will have to go to an electrical supply for it.
A welder only needs 6/2 w grd. Depends on how you will run the wire and through what kind of studs etc.
Whether you would need BX. As far as asking people around here we are all pretty knowledgable about wiring with one exception. I am a licensed electrician in Ga. You would need to check your local codes to be absolutely correct in your wiring practices.David.
J 480 Wiring For 60 Amp Motor
Yes, if you undersize the wire you need to match the breaker to wire size just like you are planning on doing. When the machine is wired to full potential the relationship of breaker to wire sometimes changes, but thats not the case here. Pontiac quoted the code section that pertains to single outlet and dedicated requirements for motors and machines where the maximum load of the machine provides the overcurrent protection for the wire itself and the breakers function primarily becomes protection for short circuit interuption. A water well is a good example of this setup as well as some compressors. They are on a dedicaed line.
A 1 hp well with a draw of 6A at 240 may be on a 12 or 14 wire with 30A fuses. Its start up load is high but its run current is low. Its own thermal protection is going to limit draw and protect the wire from overheating but it needs a larger breaker or fuse to keep it from tripping on starting. UPDATE: My house currently has 100 amp 240v service. After some phone calls to the local electric company and a visit by one of their techs, they determined that my 'box' and input wiring is capable of supporting 125 amps with a new main breaker. I just need a permit from the city.I purchased a 70 amp breaker for my welder (Miller Dialarc HF - will draw 89 amps maximum). This machine is capable of 310 amps output.
I don't realistically ever see myself going much over 200-225, so I think a 70 amp breaker will do the job.I've located some 4 gauge wiring and some conduit for the job. So far, I'm set.PROBLEM: I cannot find a service receptacle with a rating higher than 50 amps. Home Depot has a lot of Leviton receptacles (mostly stuff for the dryer), but they are all 50 amp max. They are also 'ungrounded'.Sonny.