Nmd90 300V Non-Metallic Building Wire for Canada Market cUL Certification 14 AWG 2 CDR 14/2, 12/2

1. Application:

NMD90 cables may be used for both exposed work in dry locations or concealed work in dry or damp locations.

NMD90 cables may be used for both exposed work in dry locations or concealed work in dry or damp locations.

The maximum allowable conductor temperature is 90°C. The minimum recommended installation temperature is -25°C

for two-conductor cables and -10°C for three-conductor cables (with suitable handling procedures). Material should be

properly stored above 0°C for 24 hours prior to installation.

The maximum voltage rating for all intended applications is 300 volts. Consult the Canadian Electrical Code1 for further

information related to applications.

SPECIFICATIONS

Type NMD90 cable complies with:

ASTM  C22.2 No. 48 (non-metallic sheathed cable)

Canadian Electrical Code1

CONSTRUCTION

NMD90 cables are available as two- or three-conductor cables with a bare grounding conductor. It is manufactured using annealed (soft) copper conductors-compressed standing for stranded conductors; a heat-resistant thermoplastic polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulation and nylon jacket for the individual conductors with a PVC jacket for the overall construction.

Conductors are white, black and red (for 3 conductor cables). Cable jackets are colour coded by size for quick identification in the Table below:

 

JACKET COLOUR CODE – Typical Application Guide

•WHITE – General Residential Wiring

•RED – 2 Black and Red conductors – 208V-240V Circuits (no neutral)

•ORANGE – No. 10 AWG General Residential Wiring

•YELLOW – No. 12 AWG General Residential Wiring

•BLUE – No. 14 AWG – 2 black and white conductors – 120V Arc Fault Circuit Interupter Applications
 

CABLE PRINTING

12 AWG 2 CDRS BLACK/WHITE NMD90 NYLON 300 VOLTS FT1

NMD90 jackets which reduces the coefficient of friction, allowing cables to be installed without external

lubricants, resulting in reduced labour and materials costs.