147-4203B 50-Feet 6/3 NM-B Stranded with Ground Wire, Black

This is perfect for my EV install. I read that people complained that it's too stiff. Well, YEAH, it's 6 ga wire, what did you expect?I put this through flexible conduit with almost no effort by first putting some grease into the conduit. As I was feeding it, I was straightening the wire with my hand and it was compliant. The number of strands per wire is 6 as you see in the picture. They're heavy and great. I think at 30A constant current this will remain nice and cool.The final install is the second picture I included. Ready for my EV!

I used this wire to run a 50 amp generator inlet box to my house load panel through a 50 amp breaker, which is protected through a generator interlock kit. It’s a short run, about 18 feet from the inlet box to the breaker. I cut and used the excess cable to make an extension cord to connect generator to the inlet box. I used ¾” pipe as conduit from the inlet box, along the wall to the top where the cable enters the house.It’s a thick and stiff wire and takes some patient and effort to run it through attic and especially making the connections at the load panel. To make the extension cord, I used a Camco 55255 50 AMP PowerGrip Replacement Plugg and a Reliance Controls Corporation LL550C 50-Amp CS6364 Generator Power Cord Connector for Generators Up to 12,500 Running Watts, which I bought here at Amazon. It would have been easier to use 6/3 SOOW wire, especially on the Camco 55255 50 AMP, because of its flexibility, but I didn’t want to throw the excess wire away as this cable is not cheap.Anyway, I’m getting ready for hurricane season here in South Florida and already have my generator hook up and ready to go just in case. This 6/3 wire is the way to go.

Very slippery and pretty easy to pull, but tough. I like that in a wire. Slippery and tough. Kind of like my ex.

All fine but number of strands are low so wire is rigid.

The cable works! No problem pulling 32 amps charging my Tesla. It has less strands than the same 6AWG cables for sale at HomeDepot though.

as advertised. also, based on other reviews I've seen for wire, I measured this product and was pleasantly surprised to find it was just over 26 feet of wire total.

If installing a tesla charger 240V outlet, this is it. I recommend bending wires to go around the back cylinder as much as possible because most boxes don't have a lot of clearance and the orange plastic one is too flimsy.

It's wire - works fine, got it cheaper than at store and didn't have to go there. Arrived quick, no problems.