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NM-B Romex

Nm-b Romex is a non-metallic sheathed cable used in residential wiring in buildings not exceeding three stores. The cable is used in interior circuits and is not allowed for outdoor use. The cables are allowed for in-wall installation without conduit and are commonly used in lighting circuits.

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