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Most ranges use a 2 pole-50 amp breaker, #6 aluminum range cable (3 individual wires with ground) or #8 Cu 4 wire. Either will do for a 30' distance. To be sure you have the right size wire do a little math. Wattage of the Range= Current x Voltage soooo... divide the Wattage by the voltage to get your current flow. Then round up for safety! If the current comes out to 42 Amps use a 50 amp breaker. Hope this helps! |
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