Southwire's Bare Copper does not have insulation or a jacket and is used to connect a circuit to a grounding rod in the earth. It is installed in parallel with the hot and neutral wires in the circuit, providing a direct path for electrical current to flow to the ground in the event of a wiring problem, helping to prevent electric shock. It is commonly used to ground service entrance panels to ground bars and rods or bond reinforced concrete structures together.

• Bare copper residential grounding wire for electrical systems before entering the home
• Solid copper construction, soft-drawn temper
• Suitable for uninsulated hook-ups, jumpers, and grounds in electrical construction
• Measures 315 ft. long
• Solid and stranded (classes AA and A) bare copper are suitable for overhead transmission and distribution applications
• For indoor and outdoor use