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VEVOR NM-B 14AWG/2C 50 ft Yellow Copper PVC
A 50 ft yellow NM-B cable with 14 AWG copper conductors and a ground wire for indoor residential wiring
- TypeOther Appliances
- High-purity copper core reduces energy loss during transmission
- Thick PVC sheath resists wear for long service life
- Non-flammable insulation lowers fire risk in residential wiring
- Flexible cable simplifies cutting and stripping in tight spaces
- 50 ft length with ground wire suits outlets and lighting circuits
Indoor Wiring Cable 14 AWG 50 ft
This NM-B cable is a 14 AWG two-conductor wire with an unprotected ground, sheathed in yellow PVC and nylon for indoor residential use. It comes in a 50 ft coil weighing 3.5 lbs and measuring 9.84 x 9.84 x 2.36 inches. The high-purity copper core is designed for efficient current transmission to outlets, switches and lighting circuits.
Suitable for standard branch circuits not
It suits electricians and DIYers running new or replacement wiring for general lighting and receptacle circuits inside dry residential spaces. The 14 AWG gauge limits it to circuits protected at 15 amps, so it is not for buyers who need to supply larger appliances, high-draw equipment or any circuit requiring a heavier conductor size.
14 AWG conductor size sets the ampacity limit
The single specification that decides fit is the 14 AWG conductor size, which determines the safe current-carrying capacity for the intended branch circuit. The cable includes two insulated conductors plus a bare ground wire within a flame-retardant PVC jacket. Verify that your circuit design and local code allow this gauge before purchasing.
Highlights
- High-purity copper core reduces energy loss during transmission
- Thick PVC sheath resists wear for long service life
- Non-flammable insulation lowers fire risk in residential wiring
- Flexible cable simplifies cutting and stripping in tight spaces
- 50 ft length with ground wire suits outlets and lighting circuits
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drill hole or conduit is needed for the 9.84 in coil diameter?
The coil measures 9.84 inches across, so a hole or conduit slightly larger than that will let the 50 ft length pull through without binding.
How do you strip the PVC and nylon sheath without nicking the 14 AWG copper conductors?
Score the outer jacket lengthwise with a utility knife, peel it back, then use a 14 AWG stripper notch to remove 3/4 inch of insulation from each conductor and the bare ground.
When should the yellow PVC jacket be replaced due to UV or heat damage?
Replace the cable if the yellow jacket becomes brittle, cracks, or turns brown, as the PVC and nylon sheath degrades from prolonged heat or sunlight exposure.
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