Electric Wire - Copper, 90 Meter Length | 110 To 240 Volt, 15 Ampere Capacity, Red And Black Insulation, Lifetime Warranty

We are keenly crucial in supplying a comprehensive assortment of Electric Wire by leveraging the skills of our skilled staff. To wire a 110 volt/120 volt outlet, you'll need three wires: a ground wire made of green or bare copper, a neutral wire made of white, and a hot (live) wire made of black or red (in this case my Hot is the purple wire). Romex wire, which can be purchased at a hardware shop, is commonly used in the home. Consider the carrying capacity and the quantity of current the wire must carry when determining the gauge wire you'll need (measured in amperage or amps). The wire gauge is proportional to the number of amps that must be passed through it. The gauge of wire you need depends on the distance the wire must travel. A 240-volt outlet is larger, with two vertical side holes, an L-shaped top hole, and a half-circle-shaped bottom hole. In comparison to traditional three-pronged outlets, newer four-prong outlets have a ground wire, which helps prevent electrical shock. A 240-volt outlet is around 4 inches high and 4 inches wide on average. Because copper is a superb conductor of electricity, it is utilised for practically anything electrical at home. Because of its metallic characteristics, it can carry more electrical current per diameter than copper wire.