Answer: The primary difference between 2 conductor and 3 conductor wire is the number of insulated wires they contain.

• A 2 conductor wire has a hot wire and a neutral wire.

• A 3 conductor wire typically includes a hot wire, a neutral wire, and a separate ground wire, which provides an additional safety path for electricity to prevent electrical shock in the event of a fault.

When choosing between them, the application's safety requirements and power needs are the deciding factors. For simple circuits with low to moderate electrical loads where a ground is not a primary concern, a 2 conductor wire is often sufficient. However, for applications where safety-critical grounding is mandatory, such as high-power appliances, split-phase systems, and many modern wiring codes, a 3 conductor cable is essential.

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