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Wiring new ovens
I am installing 2 GE ovens which are about 90 ft. from the main panel. One oven is an Advantium 30 amp, input voltage of 240/208/60 hz and 240.0 v. The other is a single convection wall oven 20 amp, bake wattge of 2100w, broiler wattage of 2400w and convection wattage of 2500w.
I am planning on using 10/3 wire for the 30amp oven and 12/3 wire for the 20 amp oven. Is this adequate? Thank you |
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