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    Using Tray Cable for Wall Connector Installation -- Too Good to Be True?

    You may be right! If it doesn't work out, I'm thinking of doing the following: 1. Run 40 feet of "4-4-4 Aluminum SER Cable w/ 6 AWG ground" from the breaker through the crawlspace by affixing it to the floor joists. 2. Transition to 40 feet of "4-4-4-4 Aluminum URD Direct Burial Cable" outside...
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    Using Tray Cable for Wall Connector Installation -- Too Good to Be True?

    I'm avoiding THHN because it means I have to run conduit through all the planters. There's several tiers of brick I would have to dig under too. The apparent advantage of tray cable is not needing conduit, I don't need to transition to a different wire, it can be directly buried, and it can even...
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    Using Tray Cable for Wall Connector Installation -- Too Good to Be True?

    The store link above has all the details: https://www.wireandcableyourway.com/6-3c-thhn-pvc-tray-cable-without-ground
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    Using Tray Cable for Wall Connector Installation -- Too Good to Be True?

    Hi all, I just learned of "tray cable." From my understanding, it appears to be an "anything" cable -- you can run it indoors, outdoors, in open air, bury it directly in the ground, run it in conduit, etc. For 6 gauge it supports 75 amps for dry locations and 65 amps for wet locations. This...
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    Plan for Connecting Wall Charger 100+ Feet Away and Future Proofing Setup?

    Hi, I'm trying to figure out the best plan for running power to my wall connector. I live in SoCal. My electrician is coming next week, but I want to have a jump-start and possibly start buying materials ahead of time. My box is a 100 amp panel and only has one more space for a 50 amp double...