Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable

Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable, Model Number

The Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable is a high-quality cable designed for marine and industrial applications. This cable features 14 AWG tinned copper conductors, providing excellent corrosion resistance and durability. The Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable is rated for 600V and has a temperature range of -20°C to 80°C. The cable is also UL listed and meets or exceeds ABYC and US Coast Guard specifications.

The Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable is ideal for wiring electrical systems on boats, RVs, and other vehicles. Its tinned copper conductors ensure a reliable connection and resist corrosion, even in harsh environments. The Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable is also suitable for use in industrial settings, such as control circuits and power distribution systems.

In addition to its durability and reliability, the Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable is also easy to install. Its flexible design and compact size make it easy to route through tight spaces, and its color-coded conductors simplify the wiring process. The Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable is an excellent choice for any electrical system that requires a high-quality, reliable cable.

Why pick the Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable:

• Excellent corrosion resistance and durability
• High-quality tinned copper conductors for reliable connections
• Meets or exceeds ABYC and US Coast Guard specifications
• Ideal for marine, industrial, and RV applications

Where to use it:

The Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable is suitable for a wide range of applications, including:

• Wiring electrical systems on boats and RVs
• Control circuits and power distribution systems in industrial settings
• Any electrical system that requires a high-quality, reliable cable

Tips for maintenance:

To ensure the longevity and reliability of the Ancor 14/3 100′ Spool Tinned Copper Cable, follow these maintenance tips:

• Regularly inspect the cable for signs of wear or damage
• Avoid exposing the cable to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures
• Use proper termination techniques to prevent corrosion
• Store the cable in a dry, cool place when not in use