Premium Wire, Built to Last: Our THHN wire features durable dual-layer insulation with a dampproof outer jacket that stands up to rain and sun exposure. The convenient 100-foot pre-cut lengths slash splicing points, cutting down on failure risks

High-Efficiency Conductivity: Constructed with oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors, this THHN building wire minimizes energy loss. Paired with an aging-resistant nylon jacket, it delivers steady performance even under heavy loads like garage heaters

Built for Tough Conditions: Rated for 600V AC and compatible with industrial equipment running from 230V to 460V. This THHN copper wire features a rugged PVC and nylon double insulation and is not easy to break from -13℉ to 194℉ (-25℃ to 90℃)

100 ft Wire – Flexible, Long‑Run Cable for Home, Workshop, or Outdoor Use

Reliable Long‑Length Wiring or Extension Solution for Many Applications

A 100 ft wire provides a convenient and versatile way to run power, data, or lighting over long distances — ideal for home renovations, workshops, outdoor setups, temporary events, or any situation where you need flexibility without compromising performance. Whether you’re wiring a shed, powering tools far from outlets, or transferring electricity across a property, a 100‑foot cable gives reach while maintaining usability.

Description – 100 ft Wire

A 100‑foot wire refers to a length of cable that spans 100 feet (approximately 30.5 metres). This extra length allows you to bridge large gaps — between rooms, into garages, across gardens, from power sources to remote fixtures, or for temporary wiring needs on sites or events. Depending on the type — heavy‑duty extension cord, multi‑core insulated wire, shielded cable, or flexible stranded copper — 100 ft wire can serve various purposes from mains power extension to data wiring, lighting, and portable power supply.

For electrical uses (power tools, extension cords, home wiring), the gauge (thickness) of the wire matters significantly: longer runs increase resistance and voltage drop, so the wire must be thick enough (lower gauge number) to carry the current safely and efficiently. Accordingly, many 100 ft wires are built with heavier insulation and larger conductor size to ensure safety and reliability under load.

Some 100‑ft wires come as ready‑made heavy‑duty extension cords — with plug ends, grounding, and rugged insulation — for powering tools, appliances, lighting setups, or external equipment. Others may be bare or insulated conductors for fixed installation, wiring inside walls, connecting circuits, or custom DIY electrical projects.

Key Points

Long‑Reach Flexibility (100 ft Length):
The 100‑foot length provides ample reach to connect distant power sources, lights, tools, or appliances without needing multiple shorter cords or complex rewiring.

Gauge & Conductor Size Matters:
For safe and efficient power transfer over 100 ft, wire often comes with thicker conductors (lower AWG gauge) to minimise voltage drop, overheating, and energy loss.

Multiple Use Cases:
Suitable for extension cords for tools/appliances, wiring workshops or sheds, temporary power for events, home improvement jobs, garden/outdoor lighting, and more.

Durable Insulation & Weather/Outdoor Ratings (for Some Types):
Many 100 ft wires — especially outdoor extension cords — come with strong insulation, weather resistance, and grounding to withstand exposure to moisture, abrasion, and outdoor conditions.

Benefits

Extended Reach with Single Cable:
Eliminates the need to daisy‑chain multiple short cables — simpler setup, less clutter, fewer connection points.

More Efficient Power Delivery for Long Runs:
With proper gauge selection, 100 ft wires maintain voltage stability and reduce losses, keeping tools and appliances running smoothly even at distance.

Versatile Application Scope:
One cable covers many needs — from workshop tools and outdoor equipment, to lighting setups, home renovations, or remote site power supply.

Convenient for Temporary or Permanent Installations:
Whether you need a temporary extension for a project or permanent wiring for a shed or workshop, 100 ft cable gives flexibility without frequent re‑purchasing.

Why Choose a 100 ft Wire?

For many projects — home renovations, garden work, remote lighting, workshop power, or outdoor events — standard short cables or fixed wiring fall short. A 100 ft wire solves the reach problem effectively. Compared with multiple short cables or improvised wiring, a properly rated 100‑ft wire offers safety, convenience, and reliability. Its long reach reduces complexity, and its capacity (when correctly gauged) ensures safe power delivery across distance.

Conclusion

A 100 ft wire is a flexible, practical investment for anyone needing extended reach for power, lighting, or wiring — whether in a home, workshop, outdoor space, or temporary setup. With the right gauge and insulation, it ensures safe and efficient performance across long distances, making it a valuable tool for DIY‑ers, tradespeople, or homeowners tackling projects beyond standard outlet reach.