10 gauge AWG Green Ground Wire 100 ft Solid Copper UL Listed

The 10 gauge AWG Green Ground Wire 100 ft Solid Copper UL Listed has the following specifications:1. Gauge: 102. AWG: American Wire Gauge3. Length: 100 ft4. Material: Solid Copper5. UL Listed: Underwriters Laboratories (UL) certificationFeaturesThis wire offers several notable features:- Solid Copper: The use of solid copper ensures durability and excellent conductivity.- Green Color: The green insulation color allows for easy identification of the ground wire.- UL Listed: The UL Listing signifies compliance with safety standards and requirements.- 100 ft Length: The 100 ft length provides ample wire for various electrical applications.PerformanceThe 10 gauge AWG Green Ground Wire 100 ft Solid Copper UL Listed demonstrates outstanding performance in various aspects:- High Conductivity: The solid copper construction ensures efficient electrical conductivity, ensuring a strong and reliable ground connection.- Durable Construction: The solid copper construction ensures long-lasting performance, resisting corrosion, and withstanding the rigors of everyday use.- Easy Installation: The wire's flexibility and 100 ft length facilitate easy routing and installation, saving time and reducing the need for additional tools.- Safety Compliance: The UL Listing assures compliance with safety standards, enhancing the safety of electrical systems.The 10 gauge AWG Green Ground Wire 100 ft Solid Copper UL Listed offers a combination of high-quality construction, outstanding conductivity, and safety features. With its solid copper construction, durable insulation, and UL Listing, this wire is a reliable choice for ground wiring applications. It provides excellent conductivity, easy installation, and complies with safety requirements, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

I was updating the grounding system for my house and needed listed, green grounding wire to bond all the telecom equipment to the IBT (cable TV, satellite, phone, etc.). This is very good wire and more than exceeds code requirements which are only 14AWG (this is 10AWG). However, be aware that it cannot be run more than 20 feet, so if you install an antenna on the other side of the house, a new grounding electrode (aka ground rod) and GEC (6AWG or larger copper wire) will have to be run to the house grounding system.

I got this to ground an outdoor ham radio antenna but I also plan to use this later to ground some solar panels. Good price for 100ft of #10 wire: Local big box store has 10AWG uncoated wire for 39 cents per foot.

I used this wire to bond a new media panel to my load center. To my mind wire is only as good as its sheathing, and I found this sheathing to be very high quality, tough but slick and not too stiff. Very easy to pull through walls.

The wire itself is 5 stars, but not coming on a spool is a pain. The brand is Republic, not Allied; but that's not a big deal. Since other people said it came on a spool, it might just be because it came from Phat Satellite.

One of those things that are hard to evaluate until something terrible happensI bought this to bond an over the air TV antenna to our residential grounding system. Aside from measuring the resistance across it, there isn't much to say about its ability to conduct lightning into the ground. Hopefully I never find out how well it works.Otherwise, it was exactly as described and shown in the picture. No complaints.

Copper is expensive. This wire has made me some nice dipole receiver antennas and works great for grounding too. Strong stuff! Be prepared to work just a little when bending, but for some tasks it is worth it for the resilience of a stiffer solid conductor

Bought to ground an OTA antenna to my ground rod. It worked.I didn't measure the diameter but it seemed right. It's stiff, but what do you expect from 10 Gauge Solid-core wire?