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This is a theory question , we doing a solar project and wanted to know , DC wiring is not subject to derating correct ; beyond typical pipe fill and cable tray capacity. I cant name the type of wire but it is pv wire with a pretty thick insulation.
 

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This is a theory question , we doing a solar project and wanted to know , DC wiring is not subject to derating correct ; beyond typical pipe fill and cable tray capacity. I cant name the type of wire but it is pv wire with a pretty thick insulation.
There is one type of wire for which you do not need to use the temperature adder on rooftops - XHHW-2 (the exception to 310.15(B)(3)(c)), but there is no distinction between AC and DC wiring as far as derating ampacity is concerned.
 

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Thanks for all the insight on this , I really wasnt sure couldnt find it in the code book
 
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