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Can I use NM-B wire outdoors?
Camilo Giraldo posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello, I have a question: Can I use NM-B wire outdoors?
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#AskTheExperts I had an issue with my car, and I want to know if I can use welding cable as a battery cable
Garrie Nassau posted in Guides and How to's •Great question! Although it is possible to use welding cable as a battery cable due to its high flexibility and durable insulation, we do not recommend it. The battery cable is designed for low-vo...
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What is the main difference between THHN and THWN wire?
Garrie Nassau posted in General Electric Chat •The THHN (Thermoplastic High Heat-resistant Nylon-coated) is used mainly in dry environments, while THWN (Thermoplastic Heat and Water-resistant Nylon-coated) is suitable for both wet and dry locat...
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We’re proud to share that Nassau National Cable has been ranked #84 in Electrical Wholesaling’s 2025 Top 100 Distributor
Garrie Nassau posted in NNC News •We’re proud to share that Nassau National Cable has been ranked #84 in Electrical Wholesaling’s 2025 Top 100 Distributors! This recognition reflects our continued commitment to...
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Can you use aluminum wire instead of copper to save cost?
Garrie Nassau posted in Guides and How to's •You can use aluminum wire instead of copper, but there are certain limitations to consider. Aluminum is more affordable and lighter, making it a cost-effective choice for specific applications. How...
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What is the main difference between THHN and THWN wire?
Garrie Nassau posted in General Electric Chat •The THHN (Thermoplastic High Heat-resistant Nylon-coated) is used mainly in dry environments, while THWN (Thermoplastic Heat and Water-resistant Nylon-coated) is suitable for both wet and dry...
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Understanding Wire Gauge: A Quick Guide
Jorge Rojas posted in General Electric Chat •One of the most important factors to understand when you are searching for a cable for your project is the wire gauge. In the U.S., wire size is commonly measured using the American Wire Gauge (AWG...
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Information about fire resistant cables
Jorge Rojas posted in Ask our Sales Team •@Caroline Martínez In any electrical system, safety is a top priority. Fire-resistant cables are essential in preventing damage and ensuring critical systems remain operational during e...
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Information about fire resistant cables
Caroline Martínez posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello, I would like to know what fire-resistant cables you offer and their benefits.
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Best-Selling Electrical Wires & Cables. What is Popular?
Jose Florez posted in General Electric Chat •Electrical projects demand high-quality wires and cables that meet safety standards, offer durability, and ensure efficiency. But with so many options available, how do you know which ones ...
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Choosing the Right Wire & Cable for Your Data Center
Jorge Rojas posted in All about Products •Reliable cabling is the backbone of any data center, ensuring seamless data transmission and uninterrupted power supply. At Nassau National Cable, we offer a wide range of high-performance ...
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Understanding Flexible Conduits: Types & Best Uses
Jose Florez posted in General Electric Chat •A flexible conduit is a protective tubing that allows electrical wires to bend and move, reducing strain, preventing damage, and ensuring safety in various environments. The right conduit t...
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Copper vs. Aluminum Wiring: Pros, Cons & When to Use Each
Garrie Nassau posted in All about Products •Copper Wiring ✔️ Higher conductivity – Transfers electricity efficiently. ✔️ Durable & flexible – Resistant to corrosion and bending. ✔️ Best for: Homes, commercial buildings, an...
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Coaxial, Twisted Pair & Fiber Optic Cables: Which One is Right for Your Setup?
Garrie Nassau posted in General Electric Chat •Coaxial, Twisted Pair & Fiber Optic Cables: Which One is Right for Your Setup? When setting up a network or communication system, choosing the right cable is essential for performance and reli...
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THHN vs. XHHW Wiring: Differences & Best Applications
Garrie Nassau posted in All about Products •What are the pros and cons between THHN and XHHW cable? All the details here: THHN (Thermoplastic High Heat-Resistant Nylon-Coated) Best for: Dry indoor locations and conduit installation...
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Alternatives to UL1007 22AWG solid core tinned copper wire?
Garrie Nassau posted in All about Products •Hello @Arturo Vidal S. At NNC we can offer you different alternatives according to your needs, check this reference: 18 Awg 16 Strands Mtw Ul1015 Tinned Copper Wire and you can also find it ...
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Can you recommend me a good brand of portable heaters?
Jorge Rojas posted in All about Products •Sure! We have two references that are our top sale items at NNC. Check all their advantages: Home And Office 120V, 1500W Portable Electric Heater 246099: This heater offers powerful performance wi...
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Can portable cords like SEOOW and SOOW be used outdoors?
Jorge Rojas posted in General Electric Chat •Yes, cables like SEOOW and SOOW have weather-resistant jackets, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, including exposure to moisture, oil, and chemicals. Check our Portable Cord Cab...
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Question: Latest NEC updates
Jose Florez posted in Ask our Sales Team •Hello Camilo. You can find a list of the most significant changes in the 2023 NEC Edition by visiting one of the latest articles in our blog. Visit: A Guide to 2023 NEC Changes Hope...
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Alternatives to UL1007 22AWG solid core tinned copper wire?
Arturo Vidal S. posted in All about Products •Hello. Is there a cheaper and more available alternative to UL1007 22AWG solid core tinned copper wire? (I just need a 22AWG solid core wire with colored shielding)
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