Southwire 13059122 10 Awg 3-conductor Ufw/g Wire 50 Ft

Product Description

The Southwire 13059122 is a 50-foot length of 10 AWG 3-conductor UFW/G electrical wire rated for underground feeder and direct-burial applications. UFW/G wire carries current from a panel or sub-panel to outdoor structures, outbuildings, landscape lighting circuits, and similar loads where conductors must pass through soil or conduit below grade. The 10 AWG gauge supports branch circuits up to 30 amps in standard residential and light commercial wiring configurations. Licensed electricians install this wire to code-compliant depth requirements as defined by the NEC for direct-burial applications.

This wire is suited for residential and light commercial electrical installations where a direct-burial-rated feeder is required. Typical applications include running power to detached garages, workshops, pool equipment panels, irrigation controllers, and outdoor subpanels. The 3-conductor plus ground configuration supports standard 120-volt single-phase circuits with a dedicated equipment ground. Each 50-foot coil provides a practical run length for most residential outbuilding feeds without mid-run splicing.

Key Features

• 10 AWG conductor size supports up to 30-amp branch circuits
• 3-conductor plus ground (UFW/G) construction rated for direct burial and underground feeder use
• 50-foot length suitable for most residential outbuilding and outdoor equipment runs
• UFW/G insulation and jacket rated for wet, dry, and direct-burial environments
• Package quantity of 3 coils per pack for larger project needs

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-burial underground feeder wire suitable for use in NEC-compliant residential and light commercial branch circuit and feeder installations where UFW/G-rated cable is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC articles governing underground feeder cable, minimum burial depths, and circuit protection requirements. De-energize the circuit at the breaker panel and verify zero voltage with a meter before making any terminations. Direct-burial installations require adherence to NEC minimum depth requirements, which vary based on circuit voltage, conduit use, and location. Do not use this cable where a conduit fill calculation would exceed code-allowed limits without verifying conductor derating.