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Southwire Electrical By-The-Foot Wire/Cables Clearance (various lengths/sizes)

+ Free Store Pickup

Up to 75% Off

$0.28

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Lowe's has select Southwire Electrical By-The-Foot Wire/Cables (various lengths/sizes) on clearance w/ Up to 75% Off listed below. Select free store pickup to save on any delivery fees where stock permits.

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  • About the Deal
    • Product is typically sold by the foot (continuous); add the length desired in feet as your quantity and add to cart
    • Wire is made of soft, bare copper twisted conductors and features a thermoplastic insulation
    • May be used for multi-conductors suitable for furnace controls
    • Product pricing/availability may vary by location due to clearance item
    • Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last

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Lowe's has select Southwire Electrical By-The-Foot Wire/Cables (various lengths/sizes) on clearance w/ Up to 75% Off listed below. Select free store pickup to save on any delivery fees where stock permits.

Thanks to community member warriorblaze for finding this deal

Note, product pricing/availability will vary by location. May not be available in all areas/regions

Some Example Deal(s)

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Product is typically sold by the foot (continuous); add the length desired in feet as your quantity and add to cart
    • Wire is made of soft, bare copper twisted conductors and features a thermoplastic insulation
    • May be used for multi-conductors suitable for furnace controls
    • Product pricing/availability may vary by location due to clearance item
    • Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last

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Electrical code reference if anyone needs it.

Don't take my advice, or anyone else's. We're all strangers on the internet. Do your due diligence and confirm the info yourself. Your garage/home/family/life are at stake when working with electricity. That's why the National Electrical Code is developed and published by the National Fire Protection Association.
2017 Wiring Simplified
2020 Ugly's
2020 NEC
https://easyupload.io/m/6jhshp
you sir are the reason getting information in forums on the interwebs is a HORRIBLE idea...
6AWG for 100A
No smaller than #2 for 100A

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Apr 3, 2025
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Tvanroo
Apr 3, 2025
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Does it show as clearance online for your store or B&M only?
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Gameross
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Thinking of running 240 circuit to my garage. 100 amp for some future proofing. Or 200 amp for some pipe dreams. About 50 feet at most needed per conductor.

Which should/would I order?
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cockadoodle
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Quote from Gameross :
Thinking of running 240 circuit to my garage. 100 amp for some future proofing. Or 200 amp for some pipe dreams. About 50 feet at most needed per conductor.

Which should/would I order?
1/0 at 1.33 per foot.
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Chile
Apr 3, 2025
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red 10awg thhn for .12/ft, got 200' for 25 hell of a deal; thank you. Also saw coax for like .03/ft and cheap lamp and thermostat 18awg. All prices showing up on the site for local Lowes. Most of the stuff was out of stock.
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Gameross
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Quote from BryanB2015 :
Absolutely not. They just need #6 for a 100amp sub panel @ 50'.
If I'm reading the blow chart correctly, #6 isn't enough for 100 amp.

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Quote from BryanB2015 :
Absolutely not. They just need #6 for a 100amp sub panel @ 50'.
No smaller than #2 for 100A

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Gameross
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Do these sound right?

For 100 Amp: https://www.lowes.com/pd/1-0-1-0-...5002973541 $5.51 a foot

For 200 Amp: 3x https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwir...t/50101590 ($4.47 a foot), Ground https://www.lowes.com/pd/4-Gauge-...ot/3345460 Total $6.46 a foot, $5.86 for 200+ feet

or for 200 Amp: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Southwir...ot/3129327 ($3.63 a foot), Ground https://www.lowes.com/pd/4-Gauge-...ot/3345460 $5.62 a foot, $5.02 for 200+ feet

200 Amp option 2 is essentially cheaper than both above, but is aluminum and thicker.
Last edited by Gameross April 3, 2025 at 03:29 AM.
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MikeD666
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Thanks OP!
I bought 8AWG THHN/THWN-2 for a few future projects. Electric to shed, garage for EV, and hot tub. Looking to run 50amp on these using the 75c ratings. Might be enough left for some future solar work but can only plan so much. Huge savings.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank robertson136

I've been buying clearance wire from Lowe's since last June or July. I got my entire house plus a ton extra 75% off. Best deal was the 12/2/2 which I paid 67 bucks for 250ft. Think I got 2500 ft total of that.
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anything for outdoor/buried use? I need to run a line to a post light by the street. Its not low voltage.
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malhotrasoft
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Quote from jgill9 :
anything for outdoor/buried use? I need to run a line to a post light by the street. Its not low voltage.
I would like to know this too.
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KraziAzn
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Quote from jgill9 :
anything for outdoor/buried use? I need to run a line to a post light by the street. Its not low voltage.
You would have to run a pvc Conduit to the light. If the light is led, and the distance is not too far from the panel 14 awg should be more than good enough.
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Quote from BryanB2015 :
Absolutely not. They just need #6 for a 100amp sub panel @ 50'.
you sir are the reason getting information in forums on the interwebs is a HORRIBLE idea...
6AWG for 100A Confused

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psyctto
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Quote from jgill9 :
anything for outdoor/buried use? I need to run a line to a post light by the street. Its not low voltage.
Quote from malhotrasoft :
I would like to know this too.
OP noted UF-B, 14/3 and 12/3... obviously don't need the third wire for a light, but at the price, who cares just cap it off.
these aren't on sale at my local store though.

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