Installing Underground Electrical Wiring
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Is there away to do this without having to trench and bury the line? Is there an electrical cable that can lay on the surface of the ground or a couple of inches deep… |
Electrical Question from Richard about Installing Underground Wire
Background: Richard, a Homeowner from South Jordan, UT
Question: I would like to run a 110V line from my house (breaker box) to my shed which is about 125 feet away. Is there away to do this without having to trench and bury the line? Is there an electrical cable that can lay on the surface of the ground or a couple of inches deep? Thanks
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Richard. Sorry, but there is no electrical cable that can be installed safely that is covered with just a couple of inches of soil. Please see the link below for Underground Electrical Codes.
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i plan on running 100 amp service to my barn, it is around 120 feet behind my house.
my question is how deep do i need too bury the wire?
i also plan on using burial cable and hsve been told it would be a good idea to run it in a schedule 40 conduit.
it is a straight shot to the barn with no heavy traffic crossing the ditch placement.
i live in am area with winters, frost line around 32″
Hi Nick, Please follow this link for detailed information : Electrical Codes