14/2 MC Cable – Two-Conductor 14 AWG Metal Clad Cable for Light-Duty Branch Circuits

14/2 MC Cable consists of two insulated 14 AWG copper conductors and a ground wire, encased in an aluminum interlocked armor. It is commonly used for lighting and receptacle circuits in residential, commercial, and institutional buildings where conduit-free installation is preferred.

  • 14 2 Mc Cable

14/2 MC Cable


Two-Conductor 14 AWG Metal Clad Cable for Light-Duty Branch Circuits

  • Conductor Size 14 AWG (American Wire Gauge)
  • Configuration Black and white conductors + bare/green ground
  • Armor Interlocked aluminum armor (flexible and crush-resistant)
  • Voltage Rating 600V
  • Insulation THHN/THWN-2
  • Standards UL listed, NEC 310, 330 compliant
  • Temperature Rating Up to 90°C (dry locations)


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14/2 MC Cable – Two-Conductor 14 AWG Metal Clad Cable for Light-Duty Branch Circuits

14/2 MC Cable consists of two insulated 14 AWG copper conductors and a ground wire, encased in an aluminum interlocked armor. It is commonly used for lighting and receptacle circuits in residential, commercial, and institutional buildings where conduit-free installation is preferred.

Common Applications for 14/2 MC Cable

  • General lighting branch circuits
  • 15-amp receptacle circuits
  • Outlet wiring in commercial spaces
  • Low-load residential circuits
  • Renovation projects where EMT conduit is not feasible

Benefits of 14/2 MC Cable

  • Compact Design: Lightweight and easy to route through framing
  • Quick Installation: No conduit needed in most dry locations
  • Durable Protection: Armor guards conductors from physical damage
  • Code Compliant: Approved for use in walls, ceilings, and partitions per NEC

FAQs

Q: Can I use 14/2 MC Cable for 20-amp circuits?
A: No, 14 AWG is rated for 15 amps only. For 20-amp circuits, use 12/2 MC Cable.

Q: Is 14/2 MC Cable the same as Romex?
A: No. While both have similar conductor sizes, Romex is NM cable without armor. MC cable has a metallic sheath that offers more protection.

Q: Can this cable be used outdoors?
A: Not unless it has a special jacket or is installed in a protected, dry outdoor environment.


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