Southwire Romex SIMpull NM-B 14/2 Cable, 100 ft Coil – Residential Wiring

Overview

Meet a reliable option for general wiring in homes, stores, and small shops: the Southwire Romex Brand SIMpull NM-B 14/2 copper cable, delivered as a 100 ft coil. This cable combines durability with a user-friendly jacket that smooths the path from pull to plug. Operators appreciate the balance of flexibility and strength, especially when routing wires through walls, ceilings, or ceiling joists in dry spaces.

Why SIMpull NM-B Stands Out

• Coated in a patented SIMpull Cable Jacket for easier pulling, stripping, and installation—reducing resistance on long runs.
• Copper NM-B construction tailored for residential branch circuits, commonly used for outlets and switches.
• Designed for installation above ground and in normally dry locations, supporting practical home wiring needs.
• Voltage rating is 600 volts, aligning with standard residential and light commercial applications.
• Flexibility to run in air voids of masonry block or tile walls where those spaces are not wet or damp.

Usage Scenarios and Installation Guidance

Ideal for new construction and retrofit projects where a clean, concealed run is needed for outlets, switches, and other common loads. The product is intended for dry environments and should be installed in accordance with applicable codes and guidelines. It can be pulled through walls and ceilings with care, and its 100 ft coil length helps cover longer runs without frequent jointing.

Note the temperature and ampacity considerations: the NM-B cable is specified for normally dry locations with conductor temperatures not exceeding 90°C, with ampacity limited to the rating for 60°C conductors. This aligns with common residential sizing and NEC guidance from 2011. For best results, plan routes to minimize bends and obstacles, and check local requirements before installation.

Specifications at a Glance

• Type: Romex Brand SIMpull NM-B Copper Building Wire
• Length: 100 ft coil
• Voltage rating: 600 volts
• Typical use: residential branch circuits for outlets and switches
• Location: above ground, normally dry locations; optional use in dry air voids in masonry or tile walls

Overall, this cable aims to deliver dependable performance for everyday wiring tasks, with a focus on ease of installation and practical residential use. While it offers versatility for dry spaces and standard loads, always follow safety practices and local code requirements to ensure a proper, compliant installation.