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3 AWG SIMPULL HEAD 24" PULLING DEVICE
Features
- Lowest Profile Available
- Available in sizes 8 AWG - 2 AWG
- Saves Time
- Staggered lengths
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Items In Inner Pack:
- 5
- Batteries Included :
- No
- Batteries Required :
- No
- Commercial Residential:
- Commercial
- Csa Certified:
- No
- Does The Item Contain Mercury :
- No
- Item Extension:
- 12.6
- Item Height:
- 1.6
- Item Weight:
- 0.439
- Item Width:
- 3.9
- Master Pack Height:
- 2.1
- Package Length:
- 29.7
- Packaging Type:
- cardboard
- Product Color:
- Silver
- Product Material:
- Steel
Southwire SPH3-24 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What wire size does the Southwire SPH3-24 SIMpull head fit?
The SPH3-24 is sized for 3 AWG conductor. Southwire builds the SIMpull head line in sizes 8 AWG through 2 AWG, so if you are pulling a different gauge you need the head matched to that conductor rather than this one. One head per conductor.
2) How big is the pulling head profile for tight conduit?
It measures 3.9 wide by 1.6 high with a 12.6 extension, and Southwire states it is the lowest profile head available. The low build is the whole point: the head is the fattest part of the pull, so a flatter head is what gets a 3 AWG conductor through a bend without hanging up.
3) Why is the SIMpull head 24 inches long, and does that matter in a conduit pull?
The 24 inch length is a staggered length. Southwire offers the heads in staggered lengths so that when you make up a multi-conductor pull, the heads do not all bunch at the same point in the bundle. That keeps the leading section slimmer and easier through bends and offsets. Pair the 24 inch SPH3-24 with other lengths in the same series when you are pulling three or four conductors together.
4) Is the SIMpull pulling head steel, and will it take a rope or winch load?
Steel construction, silver finish. It is a mechanical pulling device with no batteries involved, so there is nothing to charge or replace. The head itself weighs 0.439, which keeps it from adding meaningful drag to the conductor it is attached to.
5) Is the Southwire SPH3-24 meant for commercial work or residential branch circuits?
Southwire classes it as commercial. That tracks with the application: 3 AWG conductors in conduit are feeder and service work, not 14 or 12 AWG romex runs in a house. For residential rough-in you would not be using a pulling head at all.
How fast can I get the Southwire SPH3-24 delivered?
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Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
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Does the Southwire SPH3-24 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Southwire SPH3-24 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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