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Appendix A: Wire Gauge Conversions
Table A1 provides the nearest metric size for the conductor sizes mentioned in this standard.
Table A1: Wire Gauge Conversions
Conductor Size Diameter in mils Nearest metric size
(mm
2
)
Diameter in mm of nearest
metric size
4,000 MCM 2,000 2,000 50.5
2,000 MCM 1,410 1,000 35.7
1,000 MCM 1,000 500 25.2
500 MCM 707 240 17.5
250 MCM 500 120 12.4
4/0 AWG 460 120 12.4
3/0 AWG 410 80 10.04
2/0 AWG 365 70 9.44
1/0 AWG 325 50 7.98
1 AWG 290 50 7.98
2 AWG 258 35 6.68
4 AWG 204 25 5.64
6 AWG 162 16 4.51
8 AWG 128 10 3.57
10 AWG 102 6 2.76
Source: Fink and Carroll, Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, 10th ed. (New York, NY: McGraw-Hill, 1968).
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