J jbraunlich New member Location Mentor, Ohio, United States Nov 16, 2011 #1 What does the suffix ( -2 ) mean on a conductor. Example THWN-2
iwire Moderator Staff member Location Massachusetts Nov 16, 2011 #2 It means it is rated 90C wet or dry THWN/THHN is rated 75C wet 90 C dry THWN/THHW-2 is rated 90C wet or dry
It means it is rated 90C wet or dry THWN/THHN is rated 75C wet 90 C dry THWN/THHW-2 is rated 90C wet or dry
K8MHZ Senior Member Location Michigan. It's a beautiful peninsula, I've looked Occupation Electrician Nov 16, 2011 #3 From Table 310.13, note 4 "Listed wire types designated with the suffix "2", such as RHW-2, shall be permitted to be used at a continuous 90 C operating temperature, wet or dry."
From Table 310.13, note 4 "Listed wire types designated with the suffix "2", such as RHW-2, shall be permitted to be used at a continuous 90 C operating temperature, wet or dry."