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Southwire (By-the-Foot) 2/0 Black Stranded CU SIMpull THHN Wire
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(By-the-Foot) 2/0 Black Stranded CU SIMpull THHN Wire

  • 2/0 AWG commercial wiring - Sold by the Foot (continuous)
  • Add the Length Desired In Feet as Your Quantity and Add To Cart
  • Please be advised: This item has a min. order quantity of 6ft
 ($2.65  /ft.)
$2.65 /feet
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  • 2/0 AWG commercial wiring - Sold by the Foot (continuous)
  • Add the Length Desired In Feet as Your Quantity and Add To Cart
  • Please be advised: This item has a min. order quantity of 6ft
Southwire's THHN and THWN-2 is a multi-purpose building wire used in conduit and cable trays for service, feeders and branch circuits in commercial and industrial applications. It is also used as a conductor in NM-B, UF-B, SER, SEU and MC. Southwire's THHN is rated for 600-Volt and has a heat capacity of up to 90 Degree C.

Enter your desired electrical wire length in quantity box.

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Product Overview

  • 2/0 AWG commercial wiring - Sold by the Foot (continuous)
  • Add the Length Desired In Feet as Your Quantity and Add To Cart
  • Please be advised: This item has a min. order quantity of 6ft
Model #: 20506299
Internet #: 204632782

Southwire's THHN and THWN-2 is a multi-purpose building wire used in conduit and cable trays for service, feeders and branch circuits in commercial and industrial applications. It is also used as a conductor in NM-B, UF-B, SER, SEU and MC. Southwire's THHN is rated for 600-Volt and has a heat capacity of up to 90 Degree C.

Enter your desired electrical wire length in quantity box.

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Price
$2.55 /feet
$2.65 /feet
$3.16 /feet
$6.20
Ratings (275) (12) (16) (185)
Total Wire Length (ft.) 1 1 1 25
Stranded or Solid Stranded Stranded Stranded Stranded
Max Amps 55 Not Specified 225 15
Wire Cut Type Cut By-The-Foot Cut By-The-Foot Cut By-The-Foot Pre-Cut Length
Cable/Wire Type NM-B THHN THHN THHN
Number of Conductors 3 1 1 1
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Specifications

Dimensions

Product Height (in.)
0.518
Product Width (in.)
12
Total Wire Length (ft.)
1

Details

Cable/Wire Type
THHN
Commercial/Residential
Commercial,Residential
Conductor Material
Copper
Electrical Product Type
Single Conductor Electrical Wire
Features
Heat Resistant,UV Resistant,Waterproof
Gauge
2
Grounded
Non-Grounded
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor,Outdoor
Jacket Color
Black
Max Amps
Not Specified
Number of Conductors
1
Returnable
180-Day
Stranded or Solid
Stranded
Wet Location Use
Dry,Wet
Wire Cut Type
Cut By-The-Foot

Warranty / Certifications

Certifications and Listings
CSA Certified,UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty
N/A

Specifications

Dimensions

Product Height (in.)
0.518
Product Width (in.)
12
Total Wire Length (ft.)
1

Details

Cable/Wire Type
THHN
Commercial/Residential
Commercial,Residential
Conductor Material
Copper
Electrical Product Type
Single Conductor Electrical Wire
Features
Heat Resistant,UV Resistant,Waterproof
Gauge
2
Grounded
Non-Grounded
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor,Outdoor
Jacket Color
Black
Max Amps
Not Specified
Number of Conductors
1
Returnable
180-Day
Stranded or Solid
Stranded
Wet Location Use
Dry,Wet
Wire Cut Type
Cut By-The-Foot

Warranty / Certifications

Certifications and Listings
CSA Certified,UL Listed
Manufacturer Warranty
N/A

Questions & Answers

Good for 200 amp service?

I want to use this for a 200 amp service panel, and not sure about sunlight rating. 3 ft of it will be exposed to the elements. Is it o k to use?
Asked by: old
Since many municipalities are requiring "sunlight resistant" markings on the insulator, it's a good question. According to Southwire's brochure, this and any of the SIMpull THHN larger than 2AWG cable is so marked.
Answered by: Ron
Date published: 2019-05-04

What gauge do I need for a ground wire for 200 amp service...

Asked by: Chris
cooper # 6 and aluminum # 4
Answered by: acastilla
Date published: 2018-08-21

What are the dimensions and wieght of this roll

Asked by: dave
The dimensions are 13.5"H x 19.75"W x 19.75"D. WEIGHT 231.00
Answered by: SouthwireCustomerService
Date published: 2019-04-29

I have a 50 foot run to a sub panel from my exterior panel. This will be going through my attic a...

I have a 50 foot run to a sub panel from my exterior panel. This will be going through my attic and in the correct PVC. My T.I.G. welder at 230 volts will draw a maximum of 120 Amps. What size and designation of wire would you recommend. Cost of wire is not as important as safety. I do not ever wish for the wire to heat up. Thank You.
Asked by: Hal
Consult NEC Article 630 for the rules regarding electrical welders. Specifically, the rules regarding the ampacity of supply conductors for arc welders is located in NEC 630.11. Our recommendation is to use the correct size as required per the NEC and while 50' is not considered a long run, you may want to up-size the conductors anyway to be certain that voltage drop is not an issue. Use either individual THHN/THWN or XHHW conductors in PVC conduit. The above advice is based upon the current edition of the National Electric Code (NEC). Free access to the latest version of the NEC is available online at www.nfpa.org/freeaccess. The NEC and local building codes regulate the types of wire and cable that can be used in specific electrical applications, as well as the manner of installation. Check your local building codes before you start any wiring and cable electrical project and be sure to obtain required permits. When your work is complete, always have it inspected for compliance with local codes to ensure that it has been safely installed.
Answered by: SouthwireCustomerService
Date published: 2019-01-01
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