Southwire/coleman Cable 22959158 14 Awg Thhn Wire 500 Ft Green

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 22959158 is a 500-foot coil of 14 AWG stranded copper building wire rated for use in a wide range of electrical installations. Insulated to THHN specifications with a nylon jacket over thermoplastic insulation, it carries a 600-volt rating and is approved for operation at up to 90 degrees C in dry or damp locations. The stranded copper construction makes it more flexible than solid wire, simplifying pulls through conduit on commercial and residential jobs. Licensed electricians and electrical contractors are the primary installers of this wire type.

This wire is suited for branch circuit wiring, feeder runs, and general-purpose electrical distribution in residential, commercial, and light industrial applications. It is commonly pulled through EMT, rigid metal conduit, IMC, or ENT where local codes permit. The green color coding identifies it as an equipment grounding conductor, making it appropriate for grounding and bonding applications per NEC requirements. The 500-foot length supports medium to large wiring jobs without mid-run splices.

Key Features

• 14 AWG stranded copper conductor for flexibility during conduit pulls
• THHN insulation with nylon jacket rated at 600 volts
• 90 degrees C temperature rating for dry and damp locations
• Green color coding designates use as an equipment grounding conductor
• 500-foot coil suitable for larger branch circuit and feeder grounding runs

Compatibility

Designed for use as a THHN-rated equipment grounding conductor in standard conduit wiring systems where 14 AWG copper grounding wire is specified per applicable electrical codes.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable local codes. De-energize all circuits and verify zero voltage with a meter before connecting or terminating wire. Use appropriate wire-pulling lubricant when routing through conduit to avoid insulation damage. Do not exceed the wire's 600-volt or 90 degrees C ratings for the intended circuit application.