Southwire Romex® Brand SIMpull® Type NM-B Cable 10-3 Brand_Cash Acme - Dual-Grip variable speed trigger Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free

Name: Southwire Romex® Brand SIMpull® Type NM-B Cable 10-3 Brand_Cash Acme - Dual-Grip variable speed trigger Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free
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SKU: 82929865360
Price: 138.90 USD
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Southwire Romex® Brand SIMpull® Type NM B Cable 10 3 Brand_Cash Acme Dual Grip variable speed trigger Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free Dual Grip variable speed trigger gives users ultimate speed and application control retail space resulting in easier installation Southwire® Romex ® Brand SIMpull® NM B (nonmetallic sheathed) cable may be used for both exposed and concealed work in normally dry locations at temperatures not to exceed 90°C (with ampacity limited to that for 60°C conductors) as specified in the National Electrical Code

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