For 32 Amp radials we use 4mm t/e.

Can 10 gauge wire handle 32 amps?

No, 10 gauge wire is not meant to handle 40 amps. For 10 gauge wire, you want to stay around 30 amps, but for 40 amps you will want to use 8 gauge wire. Furthermore, 12 gauge wire is good for 20 amps, and 6 gauge wire is good for 55 amps.

What size wire takes 30 amps?

10 For a maximum of 30 amps, youll need a wire gauge of 10. The most common household item that requires a 30 amp circuit is a central air conditioner.

What size wire do I need for 35 amps?

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What size wire do I need for 60 amps?

While its common to use a 6-gauge wire for 60-amp breakers in practice, its best to use a 4-gauge wire if youre installing a 60-amp subpanel. 60-amp breaker panels controlling several circuits can draw a max of 60 amps before the subpanel breaker trips.

What size wire do I need for 100 amps?

The cable must have a wire gauge sufficient to the amperage of the subpanel—a 100-amp subpanel requires #4 copper wires or, more commonly, #2 aluminum wires, for example. (Aluminum is often used for feeder cables because the cost is typically much lower than that of copper wires.)