Southwire Romex SIMpull 25 ft 12/2 Copper NM-B Wire | 600V, Dry Location

Meet the Southwire Romex SIMpull NM-B copper wire—designed for general wiring in homes, stores, and light commercial spaces. The patented SIMpull jacket is crafted to glide through conduits and joists, making pulling, stripping, and installation smoother and more predictable in day-to-day projects. This copper NM-B cable is a reliable choice for residential branch circuits, including outlets, switches, and other loads, delivering a consistent mix of performance and ease.

Why choose Romex SIMpull NM-B

• Patented SIMpull jacket enhances pulling, stripping, and installation for a smoother workflow
• Copper NM-B building wire is a common choice for residential wiring as branch circuits
• Designed for above-ground use in normally dry locations
• 600-volt rating aligns with typical residential and light commercial applications
• Can be routed in air voids of masonry block or tile walls when the location remains dry

Where and how you might use it

• Run from a panel to outlets, switches, and lighting fixtures in homes and small shops
• Pull through wall cavities, ceilings, and joist spaces with less resistance thanks to the jacket
• Install in dry, above-ground sections of masonry or tile walls where moisture is not present
• Utilize in standard 600-volt circuits for typical residential power distribution

Product highlights

• Coated with a SIMpull jacket to ease pulling and installation
• Commonly used for residential branch circuits fueling outlets and switches
• Appropriate for dry location runs above ground
• Voltage rating of 600 volts supports everyday household wiring needs
• Suitable for air voids in non-wet masonry or tile walls when dry

In real-world use, this NM-B copper cable balances tactile feel and dependable performance. Its jacket helps technicians pull wires through tight spaces more predictably, reducing fatigue during longer runs. While it is built for dry environments, its robust copper conductors offer a stable baseline for everyday residential wiring tasks, from stocking small outlets to connecting lighting circuits. Consider it a practical option when wiring a home, a small shop, or a renovation project where straightforward, above-ground installation is expected. Always follow local codes and best practices to ensure a safe, compliant setup.