Southwire’s bare copper is used for residential electrical systems before entering the home, usually at the meter base. It is also used as a residential grounding wire. Solid and stranded bare copper (classes AA and A) are used for overhead transmission and distribution applications. Stranded bare copper (classes B and C) are used for non-insulated hook-ups, jumpers and electrical construction.
- Bare copper residential grounding wire for electrical systems before entering home
- Solid and stranded (classes AA and A) bare copper are suitable for overhead transmission and distribution applications
- Southwire’s bare copper wire and cable meets or exceeds the following ASTM specifications: B-1, B-2, B-3, B-787 and B-8
- For indoor or outdoor use
- Made in USA
Dimensions
- Cable Length (Feet): 125
Features
- Commercial/Residential: Residential
- DC Resistance (Ohms): 0.156
- Direct Burial: No
- Fire Resistant: No
- Material: Copper
- Maximum Amperage: 225
- Maximum Voltage: 600
- Moisture Resistant: No
- Number of Conductors: 1
- Rated Strength (lbs.): 1929
- RoHs Compliant: No
- Shielded: No
- Sold As: Spool
- Stranded or Solid: Solid
- Temper: Soft drawn
- UV Resistant: No
- Warranty: 1-year limited
- Wire Cut Type: By-the-roll
- Wire Gauge: 2
Compatibility
- Conduit Compatible: Yes
Certifications
- CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s): No
- Safety Listing: UL safety listing
Miscellaneous
- UNSPSC: 26121500
