P Pcmaker Member Location Las Vegas Apr 23, 2014 #1 What's the difference between HH and -2? They both mean that the insulation is rated for 90 degrees celsius, but why are they both printed? If it has HH, isn't that enough?
What's the difference between HH and -2? They both mean that the insulation is rated for 90 degrees celsius, but why are they both printed? If it has HH, isn't that enough?
Dennis Alwon Moderator Staff member Location Chapel Hill, NC Occupation Retired Electrical Contractor Apr 23, 2014 #2 -2 usually means the insulation is dual rated. It also makes the wire rated the same in dry and wet location if the wire can be used there. I am assuming you are talking thhn/thwn-- Thus thwn-2 is rated 90C wet and dry
-2 usually means the insulation is dual rated. It also makes the wire rated the same in dry and wet location if the wire can be used there. I am assuming you are talking thhn/thwn-- Thus thwn-2 is rated 90C wet and dry