[Shockdoc]

26.3 amps @ 240 volts. This was a surprise and change order from the 15 amp circuit I had run. My savior is a 3/4 ent in the next cabinet serving the double wall oven . I plan on pulling three8s, two 10s and ground, sharing one #8 as a common neutral for both units. But I was wondering if on the cheap a #6 60 amp line will cover them both. What do y'all think?

 

[Service Call]

Do you think they'll use 3 ovens at the same time? Is this a residence?

 

[Shockdoc]

Do you think they'll use 3 ovens at the same time? Is this a residence?

Yes, it is

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Why would you pull a 60 amp circuit? Where did the 3 ovens come from? Is this 2 units? Is the microwave 240?

 

[ampman]

Why would you pull a 60 amp circuit? Where did the 3 ovens come from? Is this 2 units? Is the microwave 240?

Is the microwave 240 now that's just funny as hell

 

[OaklandElec]

Is the microwave 240 now that's just funny as hell

Cooks your hotdogs faster.

 

[drspec]

Is the microwave 240 now that's just funny as hell

You've never seen a 240 convection microwave?

Do yourself a favor and Google it
Maybe you'll learn something

 

[ampman]

You've never seen a 240 convection microwave? Do yourself a favor and Google it Maybe you'll learn something

It was a joke son don't you get it

 

[Service guy 1992]

Each appliance should have its own breaker

 

[AllWIRES]

210.19 (3) exception 1 & 2

I would say pull the 8s then run taps to the appliances.

 

[Shockdoc]

I ended up pulling in the 8s and 10s. The only violation is the sharing of the #8 neutral for both dp circuits.