Southwire 22967458 Thhn Wire 12 Awg Stranded Blue 500 Ft

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 22967458 is a 500-foot roll of 12 AWG stranded THHN building wire in blue, rated for 600 volts and up to 90 degrees C. The conductor is stranded copper with a flame-retardant PVC insulation and an outer nylon jacket. This combination gives the wire flexibility during pull-through while providing resistance to oil, gasoline, chemicals, and abrasion. It is a general-purpose wire intended for power distribution, lighting circuits, and control wiring in commercial and residential construction. Electricians pull this wire through conduit and raceways as a standard part of new construction and retrofit electrical work.

This wire is suited for residential and light commercial applications where code-compliant 12 AWG branch circuit wiring is required. The blue jacket color helps with circuit identification in multi-wire installations. Common applications include 20-amp branch circuits for outlets, lighting, and general-purpose loads. The wire is approved for use in conduit and raceway systems and is appropriate for dry, damp, and wet locations as defined by the NEC. It ships as a single 500-foot roll, which is a standard quantity for panel feeders and longer branch circuit runs.

Key Features

• 600-volt rating suitable for standard branch circuit and feeder applications
• 90 degrees C temperature rating for use in higher-ambient environments
• Stranded copper conductor provides flexibility for conduit pulls
• Flame-retardant PVC insulation with nylon jacket resists oil, gasoline, chemicals, and abrasion
• Blue jacket color aids circuit identification in multi-wire systems
• UL listed for compliance with NEC installation requirements

Compatibility

Designed for use in conduit and raceway systems as a general-purpose 12 AWG THHN building wire for power, lighting, and control wiring circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the circuit before making any connections. Use appropriate wire-pulling lubricant when pulling through conduit to avoid jacket damage. Do not exceed the wire's 600-volt or 90 degrees C ratings for the intended application.