You'll be interested in the third paragraph. It covers the lager wire size.
2 ought = big 3 ought = bigger 4 ought = biggest
AWG In the American Wire Gauge or "AWG" system, as the wire gets smaller, the number of the wire gets larger. The smallest AWG size is 40 and looks like a metal thread.
Common electrical extension cords on lamps are typically 18 gauge wire. The smallest gauge allowed for lighting and receptacle circuits in a house is 14 gauge wire. The gauge sizes get smaller with corresponding increases in the wires diameter all the way down to 0 gauge.
At that point, the industry labeled the next larger size as double zero, commonly referred to as 2 ought. The next AWG size larger than 2 ought is triple zero or 3 ought. Four ought is the largest AWG wire size designation. Wires larger than this size are designated by the Thousand Circular Mill system or "KCMIL" sizes.
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