Encore thhn10strwht/blk750c Thhn 10 Awg Wire 750 Ft

Product Description

The ENCORE thhn10strwht/blk750c is a 10 AWG stranded copper THHN building wire with a white base insulation and black stripe. It is designed for use as a current-carrying conductor in branch circuit and feeder applications where THHN-rated wire is required. The stranded copper construction improves flexibility during pull-in, making it well suited for conduit runs in commercial and residential wiring. This spool ships in PullPro packaging, which is engineered to reduce tangles and kinking during installation. It is installed by licensed electricians working to NEC requirements.

This wire is used in single-phase and three-phase electrical distribution systems in residential, commercial, and light industrial settings. The white insulation with black stripe allows electricians to maintain color coding for phase identification or neutral designation according to local electrical codes. The 750-foot spool length is appropriate for larger conduit runs, reducing the number of splices and pull points on longer installations.

Key Features

• 10 AWG stranded copper conductor for flexibility in conduit pulls
• THHN-rated insulation suitable for dry and damp locations
• White base with black stripe insulation for field color coding
• 750-foot spool in PullPro packaging to reduce kinking during pull-in
• Buy American compliant

Compatibility

Designed for use in conduit systems where THHN 10 AWG stranded copper wire is specified. Suitable for NEC-compliant branch circuit and feeder wiring in residential, commercial, and light industrial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code and applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the circuit before making any connections. THHN wire is rated for use in conduit in dry and damp locations; verify the installation environment meets the insulation rating before pulling. Use appropriate wire-pulling lubricant for longer conduit runs to prevent insulation damage.