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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#AskTheExperts I had an issue with my car, and I want to know if I can use welding cable as a battery cableposted in Guides and How to's
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What is the main difference between THHN and THWN wire?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 Distributorposted 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?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?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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Copper vs. Aluminum Wiring: Pros, Cons & When to Use Eachposted 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?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 Applicationsposted 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?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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What Uses the Most Electricity in a Home?posted in General Electric Chat
Understanding how energy is consumed in your home can help you manage usage and lower costs. Heating and cooling take the largest share, accounting for 46% of energy use. To reduce this, se...
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The Rise of Solar Power in 2024posted in Industry related news
According to Reuters, in 2024 US solar installations hit quarterly record, making up 75% of new power added. At NNC we can provide of large-quantity large cable orders for solar projects. We can su...
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Question: how many amps is a standard outlet?posted in Ask our Sales Team
Totally! For example, the amperages of a standard electrical outlet in the USA and Canada are between 15 amps and 20 amps and operate on 120 volts. In the UK, standard outlets are usually rated at ...
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Tips to Save Electricity During the Holidaysposted in General Electric Chat
It's no surprise that the holiday season brings celebrations, plenty of decorations, and also increased electricity bills due to festive lighting and appliances running over time. Therefore, we wou...
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Does cable shape matter?posted in General Electric Chat
Hello Annie!UL 62 doesn’t specifically require cables to be perfectly circular, so a slightly oval shape on an 18/5 SEOW cable should be fine as long as it meets all performance and safety st...
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Connectionsposted in General Electric Chat
Hello Dan! Nice question. You can use 125 feet of 2-2-2-4 mobile home feeder cable to install a 50-amp RV plug! The cable’s ampacity (it’s rated for 100 amps) is more than enough...
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Featured products: 4-4-4-6 ALUMINUM SER CABLEposted in All about Products
The 4-4-4-6 SER (Service Entrance) Cable is a versatile, cost-effective solution for power distribution in residential, commercial, and industrial environments. With three 4 AWG stranded al...
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4-4-4-6 Copper SER Service Entrance Cableposted in All about Products
Today our Featured Product is the 4-4-4-6 Copper SER Service Entrance Cable. Let's find out more about it! The 4-4-4-6 refers to the size of the conductors (4 AWG) and the bare grounding conductor...
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What to do in a case of wire fire?posted in Guides and How to's
Have you ever thought about what to do in a situation of wire fire? Follow these tips:
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6-6-6-6 ALUMINUM SER CABLEposted in All about Products
Today our Featured Product is the 6-6-6-6 ALUMINUM SER CABLE. Aluminum service entrance cable is mainly used in branch circuits and panel feeders. The voltage rating for this electrical cable is 6...
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Best cables for CCTVposted in All about Products
Hello. An HDMI over Cat5e/6 extender like the KVM Console Extender allows you to leverage the prewired Cat5e wire to extend the HDMI signal. This works well for distances up to 100 feet or more, an...
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