What is the minimum capacity required for mobile home and manufactured home feeder circuit conductors?

The minimum capacity required for mobile home and manufactured home feeder circuit conductors is based on NEC (National Electrical Code) requirements, which stipulate that feeders supplying mobile homes must be capable of safely carrying the load.

According to the NEC, the minimum feeder size for mobile homes and manufactured homes is 100 amperes. This requirement ensures that the electrical system can handle typical household loads found in these types of residences. A 100A capacity is sufficient for most mobile and manufactured homes, accommodating electrical appliances, lighting, and other essential circuits without the risk of overloading the feeder.

While other amperages may be relevant for specific applications or special circumstances, they do not meet the NEC's established minimum for mobile and manufactured home feeders. Thus, 100A is the standard that provides a reliable and safe level of service for these homes.