This is 14-gauge non-metallic sheathed cable with two hots, two neutrals and a ground, rated 600V and 90°C, jacketed in white. The 14-2/2 layout lets two separate 15-amp circuits share one cable run, which suits duplex outlets where each receptacle sits on its own breaker. It is a dry, indoor-only building wire, so it belongs in walls and ceiling voids, not outdoors or in wet spots. Against standard 14-2 cable it carries twice the conductors for multi-circuit runs; against 12-gauge it moves less current per circuit. Buyers rate it highly, and the main trade-offs are stiffness on long pulls and the limits of 15-amp, dry-location use.
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Buyers rate this cable 5 out of 5 across 14 ratings. They report it arrives as described and works for multi-circuit outlet wiring.
This is 14-2/2 NM-B non-metallic sheathed cable with a ground wire and a solid white jacket. It has two hots, two neutrals and a bare ground, so one cable can carry two separate 15-amp residential circuits. A standard 14/2 cable has only one hot and one neutral.
The conductors are soft solid bare annealed copper. The insulation is PVC, and the jacket is PVC. The cable is rated for 600 volts and up to 90°C, with ampacity limited to that of 60°C conductors, and it is made for easy pulling.
It is for dry indoor use only, for exposed and concealed work in normally dry locations. Typical uses are residential branch circuits for lighting, outlets and switches, and duplex receptacles where each outlet is fed by a separate breaker. It can be installed in attics, walls and ceilings of wood-framed structures. It may also be run in air voids of masonry block or tile walls that are not wet or damp, in accordance with NEC Article 334.
