Southwire Romex SIMpull 10/2 NM-B Cable with Ground (125 ft coil)
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Southwire Romex SIMpull 10/2 is a two-conductor, 10-gauge copper NM-B cable with a bare ground, sold as a 125 ft coil. The conductors are solid copper rated THHN at 90°C and 600 V, wrapped in a PVC jacket rated 75°C, and the cable is UL listed for dry-location residential wiring in dwellings up to three floors above grade. It suits 30-amp circuits such as electric dryers, ranges, water heaters and subpanels, where 12/2 and 14/2 are too small. The SIMpull jacket is made to pull through studs and conduit with less friction than older Romex, which is the main reason electricians pick it over generic NM-B.
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Lowest price we've seen: $45.99 on Nov 3 at Walmart. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 3.
Electricians and DIYers rate Southwire Romex highly for pulling easily and holding up on code inspections. Complaints center on stiffness of the solid 10-gauge conductors and the coil kinking when unrolled carelessly.
This is Southwire Romex SIMpull 10/2 NM-B cable with ground, sold as a 125 ft coil. It has two 10 AWG solid copper conductors plus a ground. The conductors are rated THHN at 90°C and 600 V, and a PVC outer jacket rated at 75°C covers them.
It is made for residential wiring, both new and replacement. It can be installed exposed or concealed in dwellings up to three floors above grade, and it can be fished through walls, ceilings and masonry blocks. It is intended for normally dry locations only.
The amp rating is limited to that for 60°C rated conductors, per National Electric Code Article 336. The cable is UL listed.



