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[QUOTE=dcrigger;3387243]Thanks Stan, now I get it. Never thought about it that way. I those cases the oven must never pull more than 30 amps for a long period huh? Same theroy as a 20 amp...

Thanks Stan, now I get it. Never thought about it that way. I those cases the oven must never pull more than 30 amps for a long period huh? Same theroy as a 20 amp appliance circuit and using a...

Sorry Stan. I did say 60 amps in a couple of post ago. OK, lets change gears. How about an oven. I am asking why an oven is rated at 50 amps and has a #10 whip?

Thanks ballenberg. The jobs already done, I used #6. Don't know the draw, just specified 60 amps. I just though it was an easy question that could be easily explained... seems like if a double...

I understand UL listed, but you did not answer the question in theroy. What do you mean by " answer Stans questions?" He needs more info? FOR REAL?

Just wondering because I seea lot of 220v 50a double ovens with an attached whip and it will be #10 wire.

220V 60 amp line (#6) to the 60 amp GFI disconnect. Can the whip to the tub be downsized at all? I know the ground is but what about the 8' whip?

Can you downsize the whip on the hot tub?