Southwire 22964183 Thhn 12 Awg Stranded Wire 50 Ft Black

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 22964183 is a 50-foot coil of 12 AWG stranded copper THHN building wire rated for 600 volts. The conductor is bare stranded copper with a PVC insulation layer and a nylon outer jacket, giving it the abrasion resistance and pull strength required for conduit installation. Rated to 90 degrees C dry and 75 degrees C wet, this wire meets the thermal requirements for most residential and light commercial branch-circuit and feeder applications. The black jacket color follows standard NEC color-coding practice for ungrounded conductors in single-phase systems. Licensed electricians and experienced electrical contractors are the primary installers.

This wire is suited for use in conduit runs in residential, commercial, and industrial settings where THHN is the specified conductor type. Typical applications include branch circuits in panel boards, feeder runs to sub-panels, and motor branch circuits. The 50-foot length on a plastic spool is practical for shorter runs, trim-out work, or jobs where a full 500-foot spool is not needed. The stranded construction adds flexibility compared to solid wire, making it easier to pull through conduit and terminate at lugs and breakers.

Key Features

• Type THHN with nylon jacket for conduit pull strength and abrasion resistance
• 12 AWG stranded copper conductor for flexibility in conduit runs
• 600-volt rating covers standard branch-circuit and feeder applications
• 90 degrees C dry thermal rating meets NEC requirements for most load calculations
• Black insulation color for use as an ungrounded conductor per NEC convention
• Plastic spool packaging keeps wire organized and tangle-free on the job

Compatibility

Designed for use in conduit systems where Type THHN conductors are required, including EMT, rigid metal conduit, and PVC conduit in residential, commercial, and light industrial branch-circuit and feeder wiring.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the circuit or panel before making any connections. Use listed wire connectors, terminals, or lugs rated for stranded copper conductors. Avoid exceeding the conduit fill limits defined in NEC Chapter 9 tables when pulling alongside other conductors.