The Pacer 18/2 AWG Duplex Cable is a flat, two-conductor wire manufactured for use in low-voltage AC and DC marine electrical applications. This cable is built using finely stranded, Type III tinned copper conductors (ASTM B172 Class K) to provide flexibility while resisting corrosion.
The cable features a durable, moisture-resistant PVC jacket that is extruded to fill gaps between wires, preventing air and moisture accumulation. The interior wires are treated with a talc coating to ensure the outer jacket can be easily removed. This marine-grade cable meets or exceeds standards for UL 1426, ABYC E-11.14, and U.S.C.G. 33 CFR Part 183.
Technical Specifications:
- Length: 100 ft.
- Conductors: 2
- Voltage Rating: 600 V
- Insulation: Flexible, color-coded PVC rated for -20 °C to 105 °C
- Resistance: Acid, alkali, abrasion, flame, gasoline, oil, and moisture
- Manufacturer Part Number: W18/2DC-100
Product facts
- CT SKU
- CT-111531
- Model / MPN
- W18/2DC-100
- UPC / GTIN
- 840248200011
- Package dimensions
- 5" X 7" X 7"
- Package weight
- 4.15 lb
- Specifications
- Color = Red/Black\nGauge = 18/2 AWG\nLength (Feet) = 100'
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