NEC 2026 — Chapter 9, Table 1 / Table 4 / Table 5 & 5A
NEC Ch. 9, Table 5 / 5A
Add each conductor's size, insulation type, and quantity in this raceway — including the equipment grounding conductor if one is required. It is never added automatically.
NEC Ch. 9, Table 1, Note 4
Nipple — Conduit/Tubing ≤24 in. Long?
NEC Chapter 9, Table 1, Note 4: nipples 24 in. or less may be filled to 60% regardless of conductor count, overriding the standard 53%/31%/40% rule.
Conduit Fill Results
Smallest Fitting Trade Size by Conduit Type
Add at least one conductor row to calculate fill.
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