Ratings & Reviews for Southwire 500-ft 10 -AWG Red Stranded Copper THHN wire ( By-the-roll )
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this copper stranded wire for exceptional ease of installation and reliable performance. Reviewers consistently highlight how smoothly it pulls through PVC and EMT conduit, with many noting its flexibility and resistance-free installation. The durable insulation and quality copper construction earn widespread acclaim, with users reporting flawless performance in demanding applications like solar installations and underground burial. Some mention the wire retains slight stiffness from spooling, and a few note pricing concerns, but the vast majority consider it a dependable, high-quality choice for serious electrical work.
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Would RecommendI didn't need a full roll as I had full rolls at my storage. It was less to go to buy a short roll than drive back to office.
From 50-ft 10 -AWG White Stranded Copper THHN wire ( By-the-roll ) Verified Purchaser
they give you the length you ask for
Would Recommendi was amazed they would let me purchase such a small piece of wire.
From 1-ft 10 -AWG Black Stranded Copper THHN wire ( By-the-foot ) Verified Purchaser
Nice product
Would RecommendLiked that it was In stock at my store/cost is higher
From 500-ft 10 -AWG White Stranded Copper THHN wire ( By-the-roll ) Verified Purchaser
Works good
Would Recommend10 Ga wire
From 1-ft 10 -AWG White Stranded Copper THHN wire ( By-the-foot ) Verified Purchaser
Wire
Would RecommendGood wire for my use
From 1-ft 10 -AWG Black Stranded Copper THHN wire ( By-the-foot ) Verified Purchaser
Wire is fine, but Spool doesn't fit 1/2" EMT
Would Not RecommendI've used lots of Southwire before and will again. However, this Spool purchased 12/8/2023 beggars belief. Southwire, or whichever subcontractor did the 100' respool for them, used spools with a octagonal center hole that is way to small for a standard payoff using 1/2" EMT. Somewhere there is a Packaging Engineer that (a) is clearly not an engineer (b) needs way more geometry lessons focusing on Inscribed Circles not Circumscribed Circles. It's a Quality Management System Failure 101 - what is ...