Southwire 10/2 NM-B Romex SIMpull Electrical Wire with Ground
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Southwire 10/2 NM-B is nonmetallic sheathed building cable with two solid copper conductors plus a bare ground, jacketed in PVC with a nylon SIMpull sheath. The 10-gauge copper is rated THHN at 90°C and 600V, but code limits NM-B ampacity to the 60°C column, so it is used for 30-amp circuits such as dryers, ranges, water heaters and subpanels. The slick SIMpull jacket pulls through studs and conduit more easily than older NM-B, and it is lighter and more pliable than metal-clad cable. It is for dry, enclosed interior wiring only, not wet or outdoor locations.
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Lowest price we've seen: $49.95 on Nov 10 at Walmart. Tracked across 11 stores since Nov 10.
Electricians and DIYers rate this cable for easy pulling and clean stripping, and inspectors accept it readily. Complaints center on stiffness of the 10-gauge solid conductors and the dry-location limit.
Southwire 10/2 NM-B Romex SIMpull is a Type NM-B nonmetallic sheathed building cable with two 10 AWG solid copper conductors and one bare copper ground. It is used for enclosed, interior wiring in normally dry locations only. It can power outlets, lighting, and appliances in residential and commercial applications.
The conductors have PVC insulation and are rated THHN at 90°C and 600 V. A nylon jacket protects the conductors and inner insulation against abrasion and chemicals, and it stays flexible across a broad temperature range. The PVC outer jacket is rated at 75°C and protects against heat, moisture, oils, and similar chemicals. The cable is lighter than metal-clad building cables, and the pliable sheathing makes it easier to unspool, straighten, and handle.
The cable can be used for new or replacement wiring, exposed or concealed, in dwellings up to three floors above grade. It can be fished through walls, ceilings, and masonry blocks. The amp rating is limited to that for 60°C rated conductors per National Electric Code Article 336. The cable is UL listed.









