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- Ground Wire Size Chart: EGC vs GEC (250.122 and 250.66)
Two different conductors get called the ground wire. The EGC comes from Table 250.122 by breaker rating; the GEC comes from Table 250.66 by service conductor size, then gets capped by which electrode it lands on.
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- 03 Aug, 2026
Ground Wire Size Chart: EGC vs GEC (250.122 and 250.66)
Two different conductors get called the ground wire. The EGC comes from Table 250.122 by breaker rating; the GEC comes from Table 250.66 by service conductor size, then gets capped by which electrode it lands on.
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