Southwire 28827423 100' 14/2 with ground Romex brand SIMpull residential indoor electrical wire type NM-B, White
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The amount of current the gate opener consumes will determine whether or not to use this wire for powering the opener. For current less than 15 amps, the wire will work just fine.
Yes, they can be used to wire a shed, yet they are not intended to be buried so the shed could receive power.
Welcome, we have a large selection of fine wires in different gauges available for you. We have wires ranging from 14 to Depending on the type of receptacle, we provide 2 wire plus ground or 3 wire plus ground. A 220V appliance uses a different wire for each voltage. What you use the wire for will determine how to use it. It will be easier for you to determine what wires you need if you consult an electrician. Get in touch with me when you figure out which wire you need, so I can get you some I appreciate your help.
It would be a question of amperage. We don't want the circuit to become overloaded. It might be easier to put it on its own 15 amp circuit
Selected User Reviews For Southwire 28827423 100' 14/2 with ground Romex brand SIMpull residential indoor electrical wire type NM-B, White
I've got it, I've got it! There is no problem with it. The house was under siege, but who ran it? It is me. What do you do with all the lights and switches and plugs? I do them! Besides whoever put it in the breaker box and attached it properly, who did it? That's right! I am the one in that picture. I'M SO EXCITED!.
The National Electric Code seems confusing to me because I am a diyer and only have a basic understanding of electricity. Take nothing I've written as advice to use for your own project and make sure you check the voltage on every wire. I needed to add a new outlet to a circuit with 15 amps, and this was exactly what I needed. Unlike the plastic strips I used previously, the wire is stiff enough that I did not require special tools to guide it through about four feet A flexible conduit system was used to add some outlets to the garage, and everything went smoothly. Since I will probably want to add outlets in different places throughout the house as we settle in, I purchased more length than I expected to use. Buying locally might have been more cost effective if you had hardware store coupons or a military discount. However, the price on Amazon is similar to that of my local hardware store, so I chose to buy it online due to the extra 5% rewards for my Amazon Store Card.
Wire of this gauge is not as thick as the conventional 14/2 gauge I have purchased from box stores in the past. The wire is also wrapped with paper, something I'm not a fan of since it can cause a fire.
Following the codes was the only thing I needed to do.
My daughter's cabin in the mountain has a new room and a 100-foot wire run will be used to wire some new receptacles. Because the wire is flexible than most, it was easy to pass thru the studs and, more importantly, through the holes in corner studs. It is easy to cut and weld the outlets and switches to it. For the same gauge and length, it is also MUCH less expensive than you can get at Lowes or Home Depot.
I installed nine LED lights in the ceiling. Usually I need 90' of wire. I ordered the wire, and it arrived the next day (still amazed it was delivered so quickly), the wire was perfect. You simply cannot beat the price or quality of the wire. There is just 10' left over, so I know I have 100'.
So far, there have been no problems. There is one review that suggests that the jacket doesn't have the gauge that it states. Although, I am using it for lighting, so if that is the case, it won't be a concern for me. You need to pay attention to the 14/2 rating when you are wiring outlets so that it doesn't.
This was just as good as I had imagined it would be it was stiff and hard to handle. So far, nothing has caught fire I think it will do what I want it to.