Brown 14-Gauge Round Cloth Covered 3-Wire Cord, Cotton - PER FOOT

 

This is a HEAVY Gauge cord, much thicker than the normal 18 gauge cord we sell. Use this brown cotton covered electrical wire when you have a power demand that exceeds 18 or 16 gauge cords. Typical uses might be for making power strips, lighting with many high watt bulbs, or powering heavier draw appliances. The same quality and style as our popular line of Cloth Braided electrical cords, now in a 14 gauge option. This 14 gauge cloth covered cord works great with our heavy duty 3-prong male and female plug/connectors to make extension cords, or for metal gang box hookups, bedside power strips with USB connectors and power outlets, etc. Note: This brown cotton covered electrical wire will NOT fit into the opening of our 1/8ip sockets... 14 gauge cloth covered cord would not typically go directly into a socket, for example you may have a 14 gauge lead coming down from the ceiling (if you are powering a LOT of bulbs, and 18 or 16 gauge cord won't handle), and that would typically branch off into separate cords going to each socket (usually 18 gauge).

 

This is BRAND NEW, antique style 3-wire, 14 gauge (known as 14/3) stranded copper electrical cord. The 3 wires allow you to use a ground wire, although certain situations may not require one, in which case it's fine to snip off the ground wire and leave it unused.

 

Specs:

• Fabric: Cotton
• Max: 300 Volts, 105 Degrees Celsius
• Diameter: 10.13mm, or about 13/32"
• UL: No
  
• Made in USA

 

Plugs shown not included, but are available in the "Plugs" section of our store

Suitable for: 

Table-top, floor, and pendant use as well as many other applications, include wiring fans and small appliances. Wire is not intended to carry a heavy electrical load, and should not be used for larger appliances, high heat settings, or to carry other large electrical currents. You are responsible for the safe use of these products, if you are unsure of your abilities or the requirements of your application, we recommend you consult with an electrician or qualified professional. A simple rewiring can really breathe new life into an old fixture, if you're unsure of how to do it there are many step by step instructions and videos that can be found online, it's easier than you think!