14 Gauge Solid Copper Building Wire, Blue Insulation, 500 Feet Length

Introducing the 500-foot blue 14-gauge solid building wire, type THHN, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This high-quality electrical wire is designed to meet the demanding needs of residential and commercial wiring projects, providing reliable performance and safety. Whether you are an electrician, contractor, or a DIY enthusiast in Grass valley, this wire is an essential component for your electrical installations.

• Type THHN Construction:Features a nylon-jacketed thermoplastic insulation rated for 90 degrees Celsius, ensuring durability and heat resistance in various environments.
• Solid 14-Gauge Copper Wire:Provides excellent conductivity and strength, ideal for building wiring applications requiring a 600-volt rating.
• 600-Volt Rating:Suitable for a wide range of electrical systems, offering safety and compliance with electrical codes.
• Sold by the Foot:Allows you to purchase the exact length needed for your project, minimizing waste and cost.
• Distinctive Blue Color:Helps with easy identification and organization of wiring in complex electrical setups.

This versatile building wire is perfect for a variety of projects in Grass valley. Use it for wiring circuits in new construction, remodeling, or repairs where a durable and heat-resistant wire is required. Electricians in Grass valley will appreciate the flexibility of purchasing wire by the foot, enabling precise measurements for custom installations. Homeowners and contractors alike can rely on this wire for safe and efficient electrical connections in lighting, outlets, and other electrical devices.
In summary, the 500-foot blue 14-gauge solid building wire, type THHNis a dependable choice for anyone in Grass valley, CA looking to complete electrical projects with confidence. Available at Grass Valley, this wire combines quality, safety, and convenience to meet your wiring needs effectively.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.