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Heads up on wiring prices.
#1
Lowes $99.00

Amazon $50.40

I am moving the laundry room downstairs and thoughtI would run new wire from a common point to the new location, blah blah blah and did some wire shopping ya know.

Thought I would share.
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#2
cuprum is expensive
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#3
That's a significant difference in price!
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#4
buy on Amazon, put up a folding table in Lowe's parking lot and sell these at $75
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#5
gadje wrote:
buy on Amazon, put up a folding table in Lowe's parking lot and sell these at $75

Or, not that I would ever condone or do this myself, but "return" them to Lowe's for store credit!
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#6
Boy, have I been out of it for far too long. My use of Romex only included three wires; a hot, a neutral and a ground. Now they come with five wires. Holy moly.

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#7
Speedy wrote:
Boy, have I been out of it for far too long. My use of Romex only included three wires; a hot, a neutral and a ground. Now they come with five wires. Holy moly.


Comment on the Amazon listing is that they have the wrong item pictured, they provide a picture of the actual wire bought. Would be interesting to know what the pictured wire is used for, the two conductors on the left side are visibly smaller gauge.
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#8
Southwire Romex SIMpull 25-ft 10/3 Solid Non-Metallic Wire (By-the-Roll)

What's it made from that conducts electricity?
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#9
Doing a search, the two extra conductors are for controls like dimmer circuits.

Home Depot lists it as "SIMpull NM-B-PCS Duo Cable."
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#10
Speaking for anyone living in the Chicago area, I forgot that Romex still existed.
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