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I'm wiring several 4x4, 30.3 cu in. metal boxes. Each box will contain 2 receptacles, each of which will be wired in parallel with a respective 20A circuit (2 circuits per box). The two circuit will move "through" (in and out) of the box (4 total knockouts).

I want to make sure I'm following the NEC w/ regards to box sizing.

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Here's my calculation:

Conductors: 8 (4 in, 4 out)

Devices: 2 (2 outlets)

Grounding Conductors: 4 (2 in, 2 out)

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That adds up to a total of 13 (since grounding conductors count as 1). Multiply by the multiplier

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