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Can 10 gauge wire handle 50 amps?

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Can 10 gauge wire handle 50 amps?

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A 10 gauge wire can handle 50 amps bare copper like a power line but most insulated wire is rated by NEC at 35 amps max with a 30 amp circuit the normal use for 10 gauge. 50 Amps is a large current and it will make 10 guage wire to heat up.

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