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12/2 NMD90 10M Romex SIMpull Electrical Wire - Red

12/2 NMD90 10M Romex SIMpull Electrical Wire - Red

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$76 CAD on The Home Depot Canada
Superior electrical cable with copper electrical wire for residential electrical wiring projects. 12 AWG Romex SIMpull NMD90 with Freeze Flex includes 2 copper conductors and one ground wire. Use it for electrical wiring of baseboard heaters. Romex SIMpull features Southwires NoLube SIM technology which has revolutionized the way wire is pulled into conduit without any pulling lubricant, saving contractors both time and money. Romex SIMpull NMD90 electrical cable pulls 50% easier, is tear resistant, reduces burn-thru and strips easier. Freeze Flex gives you more pliability, easier stripping and added crack-resistance in cold weather.

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    CEC Help with this a/c breaker sizing

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      TechieBecky said:
      Ok I must appologize! I thought red cable was #10 when in actual fact its #12. This is apparently baseboard heater wiring and its colored red (its a Canadian thing apparently)
      Learning something new everyday here geez..
      https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p....x-simpull-nmd90-122-red---10m.1000108220.html

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      This just got comnfusing..
      Rona sells a 10-2 in red also http://www.rona.ca/en/wire-nmd-10-2-75-m
      wth?
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      Yeah the red sheath just means that the conductors inside are red, black and a bare ground. Come in 12awg and 10awg. Super common up here.
       
    3. Vintage Sounds

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      TechieBecky said:
      Ok I must appologize! I thought red cable was #10 when in actual fact its #12. This is apparently baseboard heater wiring and its colored red (its a Canadian thing apparently)
      Learning something new everyday here geez..
      https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p....x-simpull-nmd90-122-red---10m.1000108220.html

      Edit:
      This just got comnfusing..
      Rona sells a 10-2 in red also http://www.rona.ca/en/wire-nmd-10-2-75-m
      wth?
      Click to expand...
      You can get this stuff in any size from 2 conductor #14 up to #2. Just being red doesn't dictate the size. It just means the wire doesn't contain a white insulated conductor so it can't be used for a 120 circuit.
      http://www.nexans.ca/eservice/Canad...NMD90_HEATEX_300_Volts_90_C.html#doc_and_info
       
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