Questions and Answers for Cerrowire 50 ft. 6/3 Black Stranded CerroMax SLiPWire Copper NM-B Wire

A:  We rate our 6/3 NM-B wire at 55 amps which will suffice for the 50 amp charger, but not for a 60 amp breaker circuit.

A:  We rate our 6/3 NM-B wire at 55 amps which will suffice for the 50 amp charger, but not for a 60 amp breaker circuit.

A:  Yes, as long as the cable is covered and not exposed to the elements outdoor, and does not exceed the amperage rating.

A:  The correct rating for this 6/3 NM wire is 55 amps.

A:  This wire should be used under 55 amp.

A:  Stove

A:  NM-B is rated at 600 volts and although it is rated at a conductor temperature of 90°C dry , its ampacity is limited to 60°C according to the NEC 2008 and NEC 2011. It may be fished through masonry or tile walls, where not exposed or subject to excessive moisture or dampness.

A:  They are the same wire. The only difference is they are produced by two different companies.

A:  6AWG copper wire would be the minimum for a 60A subpanel but with a 105ft distance you have too much voltage drop and need to go up to 4AWG copper to keep the voltage drop within acceptable limits (usually 5%).

A:  No. This is rated for 55amps. It won’t pass inspection if protected with a 60 amp breaker. You need 6-3 rated for 75 degrees Celsius or greater.

A:  You will to contact a local electrician to make sure all local codes are meet.