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

Introducing the 500-foot green 14 solid building wire, type THHN, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This high-quality copper wire is designed with a durable nylon jacket and thermoplastic insulation, rated for 90 degrees Celsius and 600 volts, making it a reliable choice for various electrical applications. Whether you are a professional electrician or a dedicated DIY enthusiast in Grass valley, this building wire is an essential component for your wiring projects.

• Type THHN insulation:Thermoplastic high-heat nylon jacket provides excellent protection and durability for indoor wiring.
• Solid 14 gauge copper wire:Ensures consistent conductivity and reliable electrical performance.
• Temperature rating:Rated for 90 degrees Celsius, suitable for a wide range of electrical installations.
• Voltage rating:Rated for 600 volts, meeting standard building electrical requirements.
• Sold by the foot:Allows you to purchase the exact length needed for your project, minimizing waste and cost.

This versatile green 14 gauge building wire is perfect for numerous applications around the home or job site in Grass valley. Use it for branch circuits, control wiring, or other electrical installations where a solid conductor and durable insulation are required. Its nylon jacket helps protect against abrasion and moisture, making it suitable for conduit or raceway installations. Whether rewiring a room, installing new outlets, or upgrading your electrical system, this wire provides the dependable performance you need.
In summary, the 500-foot green 14 solid building wire, type THHNis a dependable and essential product for anyone working on electrical projects in Grass valley, CA. Available at Grass Valley, it offers the quality and flexibility needed to complete your wiring tasks safely and efficiently. Enhance your electrical installations with this trusted wire solution today.

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