There really isn't any wire out there rated like that. You need to know how much of a load you are going to have. Lets break it down here. 20 amps @ 220volts you will need 12/3 wire. 30 amps @ 220 volts you need 10/3 wire, 40 amps @ 220 volts you will need 8/3 wire.
Here is what the 12/3, 10/3, and the 8/3 business means. The first number is the wire gauge, this is the size of the wire. The second number is how many conductors are in the cable. Usually in 3 conductor cable there are Red, Black, and White. White will be your ground or neutral and red and black are your two hot leads. Good Luck!!
Here is what the 12/3, 10/3, and the 8/3 business means. The first number is the wire gauge, this is the size of the wire. The second number is how many conductors are in the cable. Usually in 3 conductor cable there are Red, Black, and White. White will be your ground or neutral and red and black are your two hot leads. Good Luck!!
