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NEC Annex C is used for determining the maximum number of conductors permitted in conduit or tubing, when all conductors in the conduit are of the same size and insulation type.

The NEC index cross-references "conduit fill" as conductor fill. The basic NEC reference is 300.17. The NEC does not provide a specific fill number, here. It merely says the number and size of conductors can't be more than will permit heat dissipation and the ready withdrawal of conductors without damaging them.

The NEC conduit fill chart specifies these maximum conduit fill percentages: Maximum fill for one conductor is 53% of the space in the conduit. Maximum fill for two conductors is 31%. Maximum fill for more than two conductors is 40% of the conduit.

One wire can fill only 53% of a raceway, and two wires can fill only 31%. And if you have more than 2 conductors in a raceway, the maximum fill is 40%. That 40% is subject to further downward adjustment, though.

The NEC conduit fill chart specifies these maximum conduit fill percentages: Maximum fill for one conductor is 53% of the space in the conduit. Maximum fill for two conductors is 31%. Maximum fill for more than two conductors is 40% of the conduit.

Conduit Fill Table. This conduit fill chart is used to determine how many wires can be safely put into non-PVC conduit tubing or pipe.

Conduit Wire Fill Charts & Tables The NEC sets standards for the percent of volume that can safely be put into conduit. The below chart is from Table 1 in Chapter 9 of the National Electric Code.

The NEC specifications are: One wire: maximum fill is 53% of the space inside a conduit. Two wires: maximum fill is 31% Three wires or more: maximum fill is 40% of the conduit's total available space.

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