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Replacing Ceiling Light Wire
I am adding new cable to my ceiling light fixture. It is a vintage fixture and came with none. I plan on attaching the fixture directly into the ceiling light box. I need to know what type of cable/wire to buy for the project. I have found, what I think would be suitable cable (see specs below), but obviously would like to exercise caution in the installation. Please help.
Specs: Gauge: 14AWG Max Voltage: 125V Max Amperage: 15A UL Listed: Yes RoHS Compliant: Yes SJT Rated |
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