Southwire 55669423 14 Awg Automotive Primary Wire 100 Ft

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 55669423 is a 14 AWG automotive primary wire designed for use in surface vehicle electrical systems. This 100-foot spool delivers reliable low-voltage power distribution in mobile and automotive wiring applications. The conductor features a 19/27 strand configuration for flexibility, wrapped in a blue PVC outer insulation rated to 85 degrees F and 60 volts. The color-coded blue jacket simplifies circuit identification during installation and service. Licensed automotive electricians and experienced technicians install this wire in custom harness builds, accessory wiring, trailer circuits, and other vehicle electrical work.

This wire suits residential and commercial vehicle electrical installations where a flexible, color-coded primary wire is required. Common applications include surface vehicle electrical systems such as cars, trucks, trailers, and specialty vehicles. The 100-foot spool length is well suited for runs requiring significant wire quantity without splicing. The PVC insulation holds up to the temperature and abrasion demands typical of underhood and chassis routing environments.

Key Features

• 14 AWG gauge with 19/27 strand count for flexibility and reliable conductivity
• 100-foot spool package provides generous run length for larger wiring jobs
• Blue PVC outer insulation supports color-coded circuit identification
• Rated to 60 volts and 85 degrees F maximum operating temperature
• Meets SAE standards for automotive primary wire applications
• Spool package type for clean storage and controlled payout

Compatibility

Designed for use in surface vehicle electrical systems as an SAE-compliant automotive primary wire suitable for 14 AWG low-voltage wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Automotive primary wire installation is typically performed by licensed automotive electricians or qualified technicians. Disconnect the vehicle battery before beginning any wiring work to prevent shorts or accidental activation of circuits. Use appropriate wire strippers, crimping tools, and insulated connectors rated for the circuit load. Route wire away from heat sources, sharp edges, and moving components, and secure runs with appropriate fasteners or loom to prevent chafing.