If I am running a #12 AWG conductor with a K value of 10.4 for a 120VAC single phase lighting circuit 200 ft, from the junction box inside the building. What voltage would be available at the load and would it meet the NEC recommendation? If not, what would be the solution? If I am running a 3-phase, 120V/208VAC feeder circuit from the first floor service panel to the second floor 200A lighting panel. The distance between is 120 ft. If I use copper wire with a K value of 10.4, what size conductors should I use to meet the recommendations from the NEC for Voltage Drop?

The objective of the first question is to calculate the voltage available at the load for a 120VAC…

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If I am running a #12 AWG conductor with a K value of 10.4 for a 120VAC single phase lighting circuit 200 ft, from the junction box inside the building. What voltage would be available at the load and would it meet the NEC recommendation? If not, what would be the solution?

If I am running a 3-phase, 120V/208VAC feeder circuit from the first floor service panel to the second floor 200A lighting panel. The distance between is 120 ft. If I use copper wire with a K value of 10.4, what size conductors should I use to meet the recommendations from the NEC for Voltage Drop?

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