Southwire 22975736 Thhn Thwn 10 Awg 30A 50ft Stranded Wire

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 22975736 is a single-conductor THHN/THWN building wire rated for general wiring applications in commercial and residential construction. Built on a 10 AWG stranded copper core with 19 strands, it carries a 30-amp rating at up to 600 volts. The thermoplastic insulation is jacketed in nylon and color-coded red for easy circuit identification. This 50-foot spool handles branch circuit runs, feeder wiring, and conduit pulls where a dual-rated THHN/THWN conductor is required. The wire resists abrasion, heat, moisture, oil, and gasoline exposure, making it well suited for demanding job site environments. Licensed electricians and journeymen are the primary installers.

This wire is appropriate for dry and wet locations, given its dual THHN/THWN rating. It is commonly pulled through metal or PVC conduit in commercial buildings, light industrial facilities, and residential service panels. The 19-strand construction improves flexibility during conduit pulls compared to solid conductors of the same gauge. The red jacket color is standard for identifying specific phases or circuits per common wiring practice. The 50-foot length suits shorter branch circuit runs or service drops without requiring a full spool.

Key Features

• Dual-rated THHN/THWN for use in both dry and wet conduit installations
• 10 AWG stranded copper core with 19 strands for improved pull flexibility
• 30-amp, 600-volt rating suitable for standard branch circuit applications
• Maximum operating temperature of 194 degrees F
• Nylon jacket resists abrasion, gasoline, heat, moisture, and oil
• Red color coding for circuit identification in multi-wire installations

Compatibility

Designed for installation in conduit systems where a dual-rated THHN/THWN 10 AWG single-conductor building wire is required per project specifications.

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 terminations. Pull wire through conduit using appropriate wire-pulling lubricant to avoid jacket damage. Do not exceed the wire's rated ampacity or voltage when sizing overcurrent protection.