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The Romex Type NM-B Copper Building Wire is innovatively designed with a patented SIMpull Cable Jacket, enhancing the ease of pulling, stripping, and installation processes. Widely recognized for its role in residential building wiring, this cable serves as a reliable branch circuit, catering specifically to switches and outlets. Its installation is optimized for above-ground settings within dry locations, accompanied by a noteworthy voltage rating of 600-volts that attests to its robustness. Demonstrating adaptability, the NM-B cable can be adeptly threaded through air voids within masonry block or tile walls, granted that these surfaces remain untouched by moisture. With an origin to be proud of, being Made in America, this cable seamlessly merges cutting-edge innovation with the assurance of quality craftsmanship.
Total Wire Length (ft.): 50 ft
Total Wire Length (ft.) | 50 ft |
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Commercial/Residential | Residential |
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Conductor Material | Copper |
Features | Heat Resistant, Jacketed |
Gauge | 12 |
Grounded | Grounded |
Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor |
Jacket Color | Yellow |
Max Amps | Not Specified |
Number of Conductors | 3 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Stranded or Solid | Solid |
Voltage (v) | 600v |
Wet Location Use | Dry |
Wire Cut Type | Pre-Cut Length |
Certifications and Listings | CSA Listed, UL Listed |
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@Jerry, Prices vary from retailer to retailer, geographically. You will need to contact your local retailer for price and available inventory. The exact information can be found on the retailer's website, https://www.homedepot.com/p/Southwire-15-ft-12-3-Solid-Romex-SIMpull-CU-NM-B-W-G-Wire-63947626/202525500. Consumer Support
No, you cannot use 12/3 wiring for an electric stove. Electric stoves require a dedicated circuit with higher amperage and voltage than a 12/3 wire can handle. They typically require a 40 or 50-amp circuit, and 12/3 is only rated for 20 amps. Using the incorrect wiring can create a fire hazard. For a stove, you'll likely need 6/3 or 8/3 wiring, but always consult local electrical codes and a qualified electrician to ensure proper and safe installation.
We'd be happy to assist you with this question. Please contact our wire and cable experts at CableTechSupport@southwire.com for assistance with this question.
No, you need to use direct burial cable designed for the project
This is not listed for direct burial. Please reach out to CableTechSupport@southwire.com for assistance.
Absolutely not.
20 Amps. We hope this helps!
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