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Bookmark or Share- General Discussion Area - ECN Electrical ForumsRSS: ECN Electrical Forum General Discussions. Advertisement: -Right. Tools for Electricians. * * * * * * * 2023 NEC + Exam Prep Study Guides Now Available! Member Spotlight. lil suzi Midwest. Posts: 57 Joined: August 2003. Top Posters (30 Days)
- Southwire "SimPull" cable - ECN Electrical ForumsHas anyone used their Simpull THHN yet? I watched the video a few weeks ago and actually got to work with it yesterday. It's really nice stuff and it does what they say it does; pull without the need for cable pulling lubricants. It surely goes against everything that I have ever learne...
- MC cable in a damp location - ECN Electrical ForumsI looked at the MFG page for the Southwire MC-XHHW (one of the wet location MCs), it says that is an XHHW-2 conductor and that conductor is listed wet and damp (330.10 (A)11 (c)). I assume you would derate from the 75c column in a damp location like you do in a wet one. Greg Fretwell.
- Southwire Maxterm 6T Crimper same as milwaukee?The Southwire Maxtern version which can be had in like new condition with the D3 head is only about $600. It actually uses Milwaukee batteries. The Milwaukee 2672 version cost significantly more (and it's the older Milwaukee model). I realize there is a risk/reward factor that has to be applied.
- Southwire for Tools? - ECN Electrical ForumsIn many ways, Southwire's offerings are not simply 'another Klein" or "another Greenlee." The first thing I noticed was a very few sizes of very substantial T-handle hex keys. They looked ideal for panel lugs, and you had working tips on one of the short legs, as well as the long leg.
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