Southwire Coleman Cable 60000-66-07 Lamp Cord 18/2 SPT-1 300V

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 60000-66-07 is a 250-foot spool of 18/2 SPT-1 lamp cord rated at 300 volts. The cord uses a brown vinyl jacket and two 18 AWG conductors, making it a standard choice for wiring table lamps, floor lamps, and similar low-voltage lighting fixtures. It carries a UL listing, confirming it meets recognized safety standards for flexible cord applications. Electricians and lighting installers use this cord for new installations, repairs, and rewiring projects where a neutral-jacketed, inconspicuous cord is preferred. The 250-foot spool length reduces waste and suits both single-fixture jobs and higher-volume shop or service work.

This lamp cord is suited for residential and light commercial lighting applications. It is commonly used to wire or rewire incandescent, LED, and other lamp fixtures that draw low current loads. The brown vinyl jacket blends with wood tones and darker fixture finishes, making it a practical choice for visible cord runs on table and torchiere lamps. The spooled format supports cut-to-length use directly from stock, which benefits electrical contractors and lamp repair shops that handle multiple jobs.

Key Features

• 18 AWG 2-conductor (18/2) construction for standard lamp and lighting fixture wiring
• SPT-1 designation indicating a parallel, thermoplastic-insulated flexible cord type
• 300-volt rating suitable for typical residential lamp applications
• Brown vinyl jacket for a low-profile appearance on lamp fixtures
• UL Listed for compliance with recognized flexible cord safety standards
• 250-foot spool format for cut-to-length use on single or multiple jobs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard SPT-1 replacement and new-installation lamp cord for residential and light commercial lamp fixtures requiring 18/2 flexible cord at 300 volts or less.

Installation Notes

This cord is installed by licensed electricians or qualified lamp repair technicians. Always de-energize the circuit and unplug the fixture before cutting, stripping, or terminating the cord. Follow NEC Article 400 requirements for flexible cord use, including permitted uses and length restrictions. Do not use this cord as a substitute for fixed wiring or in applications exceeding its 300-volt rating.