Electrical


I am going to have electrician run 3 #8 20 amp dedicated circuits. 1 for each monoblock and one for a power conditioner all terminated with furtech or similar receptacles. What type/ specifications for grounding should I require 

 

thanks 

digitaljoseph
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#8 won’t fit any receptacle. There is NO need for anything beyond #12 on a dedicated 20 amp. If the run is so long there is a voltage drop, you should have ran a 220/240 sub panel anyway. Save your money and BUY good copper Romex along with Hubbell receptacles.

Use L1 or L2 but don’t use both for the dedicated circuits. I don’t know what your wattage use is but #10 will run a huge AC unit.. Are you trying to make sound for a football stadium?

I use SOOW 4/3/g for an extension cable in the back yard, that runs anything including my stick or wire-feed welders. The wire-feed recommends #10. What are you running? :-) With that SPL potential you could use it as a personal home defense system. Brain scrambling able.. Kill every bug within a 5 mile radius. LOL

You might think about 30 amp service if you want to run some of the mega watt amps. 

I would think the electrician will be following the electrical code. If you need something extra, you probably will have to get a grounding apparatus like those offered by companies such as Synergistic Research and Entreq.