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🇺🇸 NEC NFPA 70 · Table 310.16 (75°C) · Voltage Drop Analysis

350 Amp Wire Size at 750 Feet (120V Single-Phase (US Standard Branch))

Complete conductor sizing, Ohm's law voltage drop, $I^2R$ line power loss, and circuit breaker specification for a 350 A load over a 750 ft (228.6 m) one-way run.

Copper Wire (≤3% Drop)2× 1000 kcmil (Parallel)506.7 mm² · Drop: 2.81%
Aluminum Wire (≤3% Drop)1000 kcmilDrop: 11.15V (9.29%)
Voltage at Load End116.6 VLoss: 3.38 V (1182.7 W)
Power & Breaker (125%)42.0 kW450A Breaker Recommended

All AWG & kcmil Wire Gauges for 350 Amps at 750 Feet (120V)

Wire GaugeMetric AreaNEC 75°C Cu Ampacity Copper Voltage DropLoad VoltageAluminum DropLine Loss ($I^2R$)NEC Status
14 AWG2.08 mm²15 A1646.36 V (1371.97%)0.0 V2715.72 V (2263.1%)576225.9 WDrop/Amp High
12 AWG3.31 mm²20 A1034.57 V (862.14%)0.0 V1706.56 V (1422.13%)362099.6 WDrop/Amp High
10 AWG5.26 mm²30 A651.03 V (542.53%)0.0 V1073.9 V (894.92%)227861.2 WDrop/Amp High
8 AWG8.37 mm²50 A409.13 V (340.94%)0.0 V674.88 V (562.4%)143195.9 WDrop/Amp High
6 AWG13.3 mm²65 A257.48 V (214.56%)0.0 V424.71 V (353.93%)90116.5 WDrop/Amp High
4 AWG21.15 mm²85 A161.91 V (134.93%)0.0 V267.08 V (222.57%)56669.0 WDrop/Amp High
3 AWG26.67 mm²100 A128.4 V (107.0%)0.0 V211.8 V (176.5%)44940.0 WDrop/Amp High
2 AWG33.62 mm²115 A101.86 V (84.88%)18.1 V168.02 V (140.01%)35649.9 WDrop/Amp High
1 AWG42.41 mm²130 A80.75 V (67.29%)39.3 V133.19 V (110.99%)28261.0 WDrop/Amp High
1/0 AWG53.49 mm²150 A64.02 V (53.35%)56.0 V105.6 V (88.0%)22407.0 WDrop/Amp High
2/0 AWG67.43 mm²175 A50.78 V (42.32%)69.2 V83.77 V (69.81%)17774.7 WDrop/Amp High
3/0 AWG85.01 mm²200 A40.28 V (33.57%)79.7 V66.45 V (55.37%)14098.9 WDrop/Amp High
4/0 AWG107.2 mm²230 A31.94 V (26.62%)88.1 V52.69 V (43.91%)11180.5 WDrop/Amp High
250 kcmil126.7 mm²255 A27.03 V (22.52%)93.0 V44.58 V (37.15%)9459.7 WDrop/Amp High
300 kcmil152.0 mm²285 A22.53 V (18.77%)97.5 V37.16 V (30.97%)7885.2 WDrop/Amp High
350 kcmil177.3 mm²310 A19.31 V (16.1%)100.7 V31.86 V (26.55%)6760.0 WDrop/Amp High
400 kcmil202.7 mm²335 A16.89 V (14.08%)103.1 V27.87 V (23.22%)5912.9 WDrop/Amp High
500 kcmil253.4 mm²380 A13.51 V (11.26%)106.5 V22.29 V (18.58%)4729.9 WDrop/Amp High
600 kcmil304.0 mm²420 A11.26 V (9.39%)108.7 V18.58 V (15.48%)3942.6 WDrop/Amp High
750 kcmil380.0 mm²475 A9.01 V (7.51%)111.0 V14.87 V (12.39%)3154.1 WDrop/Amp High
1000 kcmil506.7 mm²545 A6.76 V (5.63%)113.2 V11.15 V (9.29%)2365.4 WDrop/Amp High

Frequently Asked Engineering Questions

What size copper wire do I need for 350 amps at 750 feet (120V)?

To stay within the NEC recommended 3% maximum voltage drop for a 350A load over 750 feet one-way at 120V (1-Phase), you need 2× 1000 kcmil (Parallel) copper wire. This produces a voltage drop of 3.38V (2.81%) and delivers 116.6V at the load.

What size aluminum wire is required for 350 amps at 750 feet?

Using aluminum conductors (75°C rating), you should use 1000 kcmil to maintain voltage drop at 11.15V (9.29%).

What breaker size is needed for a 350A continuous load?

Under NEC 210.20(A), continuous loads require a circuit breaker rated at 125% of the continuous current (350A × 1.25 = 437.5A), which corresponds to a standard 450A circuit breaker.