Pacer 16/2 AWG Duplex Flat Marine Cable, Red/Black, 500 ft. – Made in USA

Ensure robust and reliable electrical connections in the most demanding marine environments with Pacer's high-quality 16/2 AWG Duplex Flat Marine Cable. Proudly manufactured in Sarasota, FL, USA, this cable is engineered to exceed stringent industry standards, providing long-lasting performance and peace of mind for your vessel. Upgrade your marine electrical system today for superior durability and safety.

Key Benefits & Features:

• Exceptional Corrosion Resistance: Features Type III annealed, finely stranded tinned copper conductors (ASTM B172 Class K) to prevent corrosion, significantly extending wire life in saltwater and humid conditions.
• Superior Flexibility: Designed with a highly flexible PVC jacket that includes a talcum powder coating on interior wires for easy outer jacket removal, allowing for effortless routing and installation in tight spaces without compromising integrity.
• Robust Environmental Protection: The flexible PVC jacket provides comprehensive resistance to moisture, acid, alkali, abrasion, flame, gasoline, and oil. Its extruded design fills voids between wires, preventing air and moisture accumulation.
• Wide Operating Parameters: Rated for a 600-V voltage and operational across a wide temperature range of -20 °C to 105 °C (105°C Dry, 75°C Wet, 60°C Oil), ensuring reliable performance in extreme conditions.
• Enhanced Safety & Identification: Features two color-coded (red/black) conductors for quick and accurate polarity identification during installation, improving efficiency and reducing wiring errors.

Certifications & Compliances:

• Industry Certified: Meets and exceeds critical standards including UL, ABYC, and NMMA, affirming its marine-grade quality and safety.
• UL Standard: 1426 (BC-5W2)
• U.S. Coast Guard: 33 CFR part 183.401 Subpart 1-Electrical Systems
• ABYC: E-11.14

Applications:

Ideal for point-to-point wiring within marine vessels and recreational vehicles, perfect for internal wiring of panels, motors, and other critical electrical components, including tight spaces such as hulls, T-tops, poling platforms, and sailing spars.