THHN is a code for thermoplastic high heat resistant nylon coated wire which is allowed for use in dry to damp location and rated for a maximum temperature of 90ºC (194ºF).
Many of our customers here at Wire & Cable Your Way are looking for electrical wire to service their new backyard woodshop, like this one shown above.
Our customer Steve, a skilled project engineer sent in these pics from a home project he recently completed. Steve needed to run 50 amp service from his main panel in his home to a 100 amp breaker box (shown below) in his new shop. Steve purchased our 6 AWG THHN/THWN Copper Building Wire for his project.
4/0 Welding Cable carries 310 Amps for 600 volt in-line applications.
4/0 Welding Cable is an extremely flexible cable with pure fine stranded copper. It contains an abrasion-resistant rubber EPDM jacket.
Many customers ask, "What is the difference between plenum rated cable & riser rated cables?"
Plenum rated cables are used in plenum areas meant for use in commercial and residential spaces. These plenum spaces are located in the space between the ceiling and the floor above it (drop ceiling) creating pathways for heated/air conditioned or return air flows.
Below are the best selling wires our customers use for service to a 100 amp sub-panel - all available by the foot at our store WireAndCableYourWay.com.
Many customer browsing our store here at Wire & Cable To Go stumble upon our SEOOW portable Cord and ask us the difference between this cord & our SOOW Portable cord.
The main difference is in the construction of the cord's jacket.
Buying flexible portable cord can be a confusing process—the existence of several different types of SO cord makes it hard to choose the right one. To help anyone going through this process, we’ve compiled a quick cheat sheet to explain the differences between them.
We just got these photos in from our customer Janice who runs a popular fountain business down in Florida. Janice purchases our 10/3 & 10/4 SOOW Portable Cords for floating fountains her company installs in ponds.
Here is what Janice had to say:
“The SOOW Portable Cords run from the fountain in the water to the pond shore. Then the cables are run through in-ground conduit to a fountain control panel and connected to the panel to supply power to the fountain.”
Wire & Cable Your Way would like to give a big thanks to, Michael, a great customer in Arizona who purchased several different sizes of welding cable for a 750 Watt Solar System he designed.
Here is what Michael had to say about his solar panel.
Does your job require an 18 gauge 7 conductor unshielded communication & control cable?
If so, Wire & Cable To Go has this type of cable (shown above) and may other communication & control cables in stock!
These low voltage UL listed cables come in a gray jacket with fully annealed stranded tinned copper. We have several different types of shielded and unshielded low voltage cables available in 500′ of 1000′ spools.
