MEP-803A Spare Parts

Guyfang said:

I just uploaded two documents concerning Grounding and Bonding. You will find them in the TM upload section, until an Administrator puts them in the Generator Forum.

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Can you please tell me what I’m doing wrong I can’t open them



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maniatopoulosg said:

Can you please tell me what I’m doing wrong I can’t open them

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Double click them. They are .pdf files. At least that's what I did......

Load supply cable
What gauge wire is everyone using on the MEP 10kw
Aluminum or copper?
Sooj or soow? Or ser or outdoor Romeo
I asked about aluminum wire because I had seen someone use. 2\2\2\4 ser wire
I know probably none of this is code
I’m just trying to pick everyone’s brain

4 conductor 6 AWG SOOW copper. https://www.sjoow.com/6-4-soow-600-volt.html

Shop around for price. I just pulled that off the net to confirm my verbiage.

Zed254 said:

4 conductor 6 AWG SOOW copper. https://www.sjoow.com/6-4-soow-600-volt.html

Shop around for price. I just pulled that off the net to confirm my verbiage.

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How many amps can each conductor support , would you oversize for 50 food distance?


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Search 'Ampacity chart SOOW' and click this: https://www.stayonline.com/product-resources/reference-circuit-ampacity.asp

In an 803A you will have 2 conductors hot, a neutral, and a ground.....for single phase, 240 volt service.

I'd use 4 gauge copper if in conduit. It's good for 80 amps and will have less voltage drop. For a flexible cord use type W power cable. 6 gauge 4 conductor is good for 87 amps