Southwire 56421923 14 Awg Automotive Primary Wire 100 Ft

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE 56421923 is a 14 AWG automotive primary wire designed for use in surface vehicle electrical systems. This wire ships on a spool in a 100-foot length and features green PVC outer insulation for easy circuit identification. The 19/27 strand configuration provides flexibility during routing and termination, making it suitable for runs through tight conduit paths or around chassis components. Rated at 60 volts and up to 85 degrees F maximum temperature, it meets SAE standards for automotive wiring applications. Licensed auto electricians and experienced technicians install this wire when building or repairing vehicle harnesses, trailer wiring, and accessory circuits.

This wire is intended for surface vehicle electrical systems where a flexible, color-coded primary wire is required. The green insulation supports color-coding practices that help technicians trace circuits quickly during diagnostics or harness builds. At 14 AWG, it handles moderate current loads common in accessory circuits, lighting, and auxiliary equipment wiring. The spool packaging keeps the wire organized and tangle-free during installation jobs of varying scale.

Key Features

• 14 AWG with 19/27 strand count for flexibility and ease of routing
• Green PVC outer insulation for color-coded circuit identification
• 100-foot spool package for extended runs or multiple shorter circuits
• Rated 60 volts for surface vehicle primary wiring applications
• Meets SAE standards for automotive primary wire
• Maximum temperature rating of 85 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed for use in surface vehicle electrical systems as an SAE-compliant automotive primary wire suitable for 14 AWG applications in vehicle harnesses, trailers, and accessory circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified auto electrician or technician familiar with vehicle wiring practices. Disconnect the vehicle battery before beginning any wiring work to prevent shorts or unintended circuit activation. Route wire away from sharp edges, exhaust components, and moving parts, using grommets or loom where penetrations occur. Terminate connections with properly rated connectors and secure the wire with appropriate fasteners to prevent chafing.