NMD90 Electrical Wire, 6/3, Non-Metallic Sheathed Cable for Indoor Electric Wiring, Residential and Commercial Buildings Wiring, Electric Wire 6 AWG 3 Conductors, 25FT, CUL Certification

Type NMD906/3 NMD90 Electric Wire is meeting the standard of Canadian Electrical Code (CEC),and our NMD Electrical Wire all passed the CUL Certification (E350654),complying with Canadian Standard C.S.a C22.2 No. 48 (equal to CSA Certification)
CUL CertificationThe NMD90 Electric Wire is different from the NMB WireNM-B usually used for US Market), and NMD90 Electrical Wire is passed the certification of Canadian Market, compliant with Canadian Standard C.S.a C22.2 No. 48 .Wire Gauge is NMD90 6/3+10/1,Number of Conductors 3 insulated conductors (6 AWG typically black, Red and white), plus a bare copper ground wire(10 AWG).The Electric Wire is made of OFC Copper and Outer Material is made of PVC insulation up to 90.Rated Voltage is 300 Volts.Rated Temperature -40 ~ 90 (rated for 90°C in dry environments) . Insulation with an outer PVC jacket . NMD90 cables have a nylon coating over the insulation for enhanced protection.
Safety Certification & ComplianceOur NMD90 cables with the 6 AWG gauge: Safety Compliance: The CUL listing ensures the product meets stringent Canadian safety standards, forming the safety basis for electrical installations in buildings .High Current-Carrying Capacity: The larger conductor cross-section of 6 AWG allows it to handle higher electrical currents, making it suitable for circuits powering high-demand appliances.Durable and Adaptable: The 90°C temperature rating and suitability for dry locations enable reliable performance in various building environments . Its construction is designed for concealed installations in buildings .
Widely ApplicationGiven its high current-carrying capacity, the NMD90 6/2 wire is likely used in scenarios such as: Main Power Feed for Residences: For example, as the service connection from the electric meter to the main distribution panel in a house. Dedicated Circuits for High-Power Appliances: Supplying power to major household appliances like electric ranges, ovens, water heaters, and HVAC systems.Power Supply for Small Commercial or Workshops: Used in small workshops or commercial spaces for branch circuits requiring substantial power. Sub-Panel Feeders: Acting as the supply line from the main panel to a sub-panel.
Warm TipsProfessional Installation Required: Installation of such cables must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), including the correct selection of matching circuit breakers and protective devices. Not for Direct Exposure: NMD90 cable must not be used where directly exposed on walls, ceilings, or outdoors. It must be installed concealed within walls, in raceways, or in other enclosed locations that provide mechanical protection .