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Wire type is the thing people most often get wrong on an order, and it's the one that fails an inspection.
| Type | Where it's used | Watch for |
| THHN | Individual conductors pulled in raceway, dry and damp locations | Dry/damp only — not rated for wet locations on its own |
| THWN / THWN-2 | Same, but rated for wet locations | The -2 suffix is the one rated 90°C wet as well as dry |
| NM-B (Romex) | Interior branch circuits in dry locations | Ampacity limited to the 60°C column regardless of the conductor rating |
| MC / armored | Where a jacketed cable needs physical protection | Fittings must be listed for the specific cable type |
| XHHW-2 | Feeders and larger conductors; standard on aluminum building wire | Larger outside diameter than THHN at the same size — check conduit fill |
Most copper building wire sold today is dual- or multi-rated and the surface print tells you exactly what it is — read the print rather than trusting the bin label. Our guide to THHN, THWN and THWN-2 goes through the letters one at a time.
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