[pdf] [/pdf] [short] 4-4-6 ALUMINUM SEU CABLE Allowable Ampacity for 4-4-6 ALUMINUM SEU CABLE at 60°C: 55 Amps Allowable Ampacity for 4-4-6 ALUMINUM SEU CABLE at 75°C: 65 Amps Allowable Ampacity for 4-4-6 ALUMINUM SEU CABLE at 90°C: 75 Amps Applications: Aluminum SEU cable is primarily used as a service entrance cable in residential applications, supplying 120/240V power from the utility meter to the main breaker panel. It is rated for 600V and designed for dry locations with an operating temperature up to 90°C. This 4-4-6 size is commonly used for: Main service panel feeds in small residential buildings. Meter-to-panel connections in homes and apartments. Small residential service upgrades or replacements. Also Known As: 4-4-6 aluminum seu cable, 4-4-6 seu service entrance cable, 4-4-6 seu cable, 4-4-6 seu wire, 4-4-6 600v wire, 4-4-6 600v cable. Standards: Ampacities based on National Electric Code, 2005 edition, section 310-15 60°C when terminated to equipment for circuits rated 100 Amps or less or marked for 14 gauge through 1 gauge conductors 70°C when terminated to equipment for circuits rated over 100 Amps or marked for conductors larger than 1 gauge 90°C wet or dry locations For dwelling units, conductors shall be permitted at listed ampacities to be utilized as 120/240 volt, 3-wire, single-phase service conductors that supply the total load UL 44, 854 Federal Specification J-C - 30B Construction Conductors: Aluminum SEU cable has compact strand soft drawn 8000 series aluminum conductor, per ASTM B-801. The conductor is the electrode in the cable and is responsible for transmitting electric current. The "4-4-6" designation means this SEU cable contains three conductors: Two phase conductors (hot wires) with 4 AWG size for carrying current. One neutral conductor with 6 AWG size, which also serves as the ground conductor per SEU cable design. Insulation: Aluminum SEU cable has a type XHHW-2 cross-linked polyethylene (XLP) insulation. The conductors are cabled together with a bare aluminum ground and covered with a reinforced binder tape. For color code, see table B in the technical section. Jacket: The cable jacket used in its design is Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). The jacket protects the inner components of the cable from potentially damaging external forces. PVC is robust and resistant to oil, sunlight, water, flames, acids, chemicals, radiation, impact, abrasion, and weather changes. Sequential footage markings that help the user identify the appropriate length during installation are noted on the cable jacket. Specifications: Insulated Cond(s) Size AWG: 4 Bare Conductor Size AWG: 6 Nominal O.D. Inches: 0.502 Approx. Weight lb/1000FT: 312 lbs Ampacity at 90°C: 75 Amps Ampacity in dwelling: N/A Compatible with Manufacturer Priority Wire & Cable : 4-02ALUMG-R-SEU Southwire : 13094801 Omni Cable : SEU-4-2C-6 Houston : HW021A00446 [/short] Application: Aluminum SEU cable is primarily used as panel feeder in multiple unit dwellings and for branch circuits. Maximum operating temperature is not to exceed 90°C in wet locations. Voltage rating is 600 volts. Conductors: Aluminum SEU cable has a compact strand soft drawn 8000 series aluminum conductor, per ASTM B-801 Insulation: Aluminum SEU cable has a type XHHW-2 cross linked polyethylene (XLP) insulation. The conductors are cabled together with a bare copper ground and covered with a reinforced binder tape. Jacket: Aluminum SEU cable has a gray sunlight resistance polyvinyl chloride (PVC) jacket. Standards: Ampacities based on National Electric Code, 2005 edition, section 310-15 60°C when terminated to equipment for circuits rated 100amps or less or marked for 14ga through 1ga conductors 70°C when terminated to equipment for circuits rated over 100amps or marked for conductors larger than 1ga 90°C wet or dry locations For dwelling units, conductors shall be permitted at listed Ampacities to be utilized as 120/240 volt, 3-wire, single phase service conductors that supply the total load UL 44, 854 Federal Specification J-C - 30B
