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The 2005 NEC allows 14 amps for 18 AWG wire in conduit, 18 amps in free air. Solid or stranded does not matter. There is no table that allows more current with higher insulation temperature rating. These values are good only up to 86 deg F ambient temperature, and must be derated according to table 310.16 or 310.17 if the ambient temp is above 86. You must also derate for more than 3 conductors in a raceway. I have not seen a PVC insulated wire rated to 105C. Is there such a thing?

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Q: What is the current carrying capacity of a 18 awg stranded wire rated to 105 deg c 600 volts with PVC insulation?
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