SOUTHWIRE COMPANY
SOUTHWIRE COMPANY 14AWG THHN Stranded Red 50ft Conduit 22957583
14 AWG stranded THHN wire in red, 50 ft on a spool with nylon jacket and PVC insulation rated for 600 V AC
- Color/FinishRed
- TypeWire & Cable Staples
- Length3.500
- 14 AWG stranded copper handles 600 V circuits
- 19-strand construction bends easily in tight runs
- THHN nylon jacket resists heat and abrasion
- Red insulation simplifies phase identification on site
- 50-foot spool reduces splices on long pulls
14 AWG THHN Stranded Wire
This 14 AWG THHN stranded building wire is intended for electrical contractors and DIY installers running circuits in conduit or raceway systems. The red jacket provides clear phase identification in residential and light commercial projects. It is not suited for applications requiring larger conductor sizes or direct burial without additional protection.
Thermal and electrical limits
Rated at 600 V AC, the conductor uses PVC insulation with a nylon jacket for heat and abrasion resistance in normal indoor use. The 19-strand construction maintains flexibility while keeping the nominal outside diameter at 0.11 in for conduit fill calculations. No temperature rating or ampacity data is supplied for continuous load planning.
Spool packaging and identification
The wire ships on a spool measuring 3.500 units, containing 50 ft of red conductor for easy handling and storage. Color coding simplifies circuit tracing during installation and future maintenance. No additional connectors, tools or software are included with this single-conductor product.
Highlights
- 14 AWG stranded copper handles 600 V circuits
- 19-strand construction bends easily in tight runs
- THHN nylon jacket resists heat and abrasion
- Red insulation simplifies phase identification on site
- 50-foot spool reduces splices on long pulls
Specifications
| Brand | Southwire Company |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Type | Wire & Cable Staples |
| Length | 3.500 |
Questions about this item
How do I pull the 14 AWG stranded THHN through conduit without damaging the nylon jacket?
Feed the wire from the spool straight into the conduit, using a fish tape and plenty of lubricant; avoid sharp bends that can nick the 0.11 in. PVC/nylon insulation.
When should I replace this 50 ft red THHN run?
Replace the conductor if the red nylon jacket shows cracks, abrasion, or heat discoloration, or if insulation resistance testing reveals breakdown on the 19-strand copper.
What sustained-load limit appears first on this 600 V THHN?
The 14 AWG stranded copper reaches its ampacity ceiling before the 600 V rating or the 0.11 in. diameter becomes limiting.
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