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This is a 1,000 ft reel of 12 AWG nonmetallic-sheathed cable that bundles power conductors with separate control/signal conductors in one yellow jacket. The dual design lets one run carry both line power and low-voltage control, which suits 0-10V dimming for LED lighting and other smart-home wiring. All conductors are rated 600V, and the cable meets NEC Class 2/Class 3 separation rules, so control and power circuits can share a sheath. It is aimed at electricians and serious DIYers wiring lighting controls, not at general branch-circuit work alone.
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Lowest price we've seen: $318.00 on Nov 1 at Nassau Electrical Supply; highest $1,650.53 on Nov 13. Tracked across 5 stores since Nov 1.
| Stock Number | Cond. Size AWG/Kcmil | Strand Count | Diameter Over Conductor | Insul. Thickness mil | Ground No. x AWG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 678071 | 14 | 2 Solid | 0.064 | 20 | 1 x 14 |
| 679628 | 12 | 2 Solid | 0.080 | 20 | 1 x 12 |
| 679630 | 10 | 2 Solid | 0.101 | 25 | 1 x 10 |
| 679629 | 12 | 3 Solid | 0.080 | 20 | 1 x 12 |
This is 12 AWG nonmetallic-sheathed cable (NM-B) that carries both power conductors and control/signal conductors. It has a 600V rating, and all conductors are rated at 600 volts. It is sold in a 1000 ft length with a yellow jacket.
It is built with solid copper conductors per ASTM B3 and PVC insulation with a nylon sheath. It also has a solid soft drawn bare copper ground with a kraft paper wrap, plus a kraft paper binder.
It is primarily used in residential wiring for smart home applications, such as 0-10V DC dimming controls for LED lighting. It may be used for exposed and concealed work in dry locations per the National Electrical Code. It may also be run in the air voids of masonry block or tile walls where they are not wet or damp. It complies with the Class 2/Class 3 circuit separation requirements of NEC 725.136(I)(1) and 725.136(I)(2).
