Southwire 6-Gauge Bare Copper Wire – 50 ft | Solid Soft-Drawn Grounding Conductor

Product overview

The Southwire 6-Gauge Bare Copper Wire is a solid, soft-drawn conductor designed for grounding and uninsulated hookup tasks. This 50 ft spool provides a consistent run for projects before the service entry, helping you establish a dependable path for electrical systems. The bare copper design is ready for direct connections, with a sturdy profile that professionals rely on during installation.

Key benefits at a glance

• Bare copper residential grounding wire for electrical systems before entering home
• Solid copper construction with a soft-drawn temper for flexibility and easier routing
• Suitable for uninsulated hook-up, jumpers and grounds in electrical construction
• Measures 50 ft long, reducing the need for frequent splices on typical projects

Material and handling

Crafted from bare copper, this conductor offers solid conductivity and durability while remaining workable in tight spaces. The soft-drawn temper enhances flexibility, helping you guide the wire through conduits, clamps, and fittings without excessive stiffness. The uninsulated profile keeps the focus on reliable connections where insulation is not required for the task.

Real-world use scenarios

• Pre-entry grounding paths as part of residential electrical systems
• Uninsulated jumpers and grounding runs during new builds, renovations, or service upgrades
• Temporary or permanent grounding connections to service equipment when a bare conductor is appropriate

Specs at a glance

• Gauge: 6 AWG
• Type: Bare copper
• Length: 50 ft
• Intended use: Grounding and uninsulated hookups in electrical construction

In practice, professionals value the predictability of a by-the-roll product like this. The 50 ft length supports planning for typical installations, while the 6-gauge size provides a robust pathway for grounding tasks. For best results, pair with appropriate clamps and connectors and follow local electrical codes. This description highlights possibilities and typical uses, without promising specific outcomes across all scenarios.