Ancor Safety Duplex Cable 14/2 Awg/2x2 Mm2 Flat. ANCOR Safety Duplex Cable: Power your demanding marine and automotive applications with this premium, 14/2 AWG flat cable. Featuring ABYC-standard color-coded red/yellow conductors and a durable white jacket for easy installation and superior abrasion resistance. Exceeding UL 1426, its ultra-flexible, tinned copper stranding resists corrosion and fatigue, ideal for boats, RVs, and more. The robust vinyl insulation handles 600V, 105°C dry/75°C wet, and extreme cold (-40°F/C), while resisting saltwater, acid, oil, and UV for ultimate reliability. ANCOR Safety Duplex Cable 14/2 AWG / 2x2 mm² Flat - Premium Marine Grade Electrical ConnectionCategory: ElectronicsSubcategory: Electrical connectionsPower your marine and automotive electrical systems with the unparalleled safety and reliability of the ANCOR Safety Duplex Cable. Expertly engineered for the most demanding environments, this 14/2 AWG flat cable is the definitive choice for professionals and enthusiasts who refuse to compromise on quality. It ensures that your critical electrical connections perform flawlessly, providing consistent power and lasting durability for everything from navigation lights to bilge pumps.This ANCOR safety duplex cable is meticulously designed with distinct red and yellow Marine Grade primary conductors. These are correctly color-coded to adhere to ABYC standards, ensuring a straightforward, safe, and error-free installation process. Both conductors are enclosed in a clean, white common jacket that is specially designed for easy removal, streamlining your workflow while providing the best abrasion resistance available on the market. This thoughtful design saves time and effort during installation without sacrificing protection.Exceeding the rigorous requirements of UL 1426 standards, ANCOR cables are built to a higher benchmark of safety and performance. They are crafted from the highest quality, ultra-flexible (Type 3/Class K) tinned copper stranding. This premium construction offers maximum, long-term protection against corrosion and electrolysis—the two primary culprits of electrical failure in marine settings. Its superior flexibility also allows the cable to resist fatigue and breakage caused by constant vibration and flexing, making it the ideal solution for boats, RVs, off-road vehicles, and other demanding mobile applications.The entire cable is shielded by a premium vinyl insulation layer that delivers exceptional resilience against the elements. It carries a high rating of 600 volts, 105° C dry, and 75° C wet, demonstrating its capacity to handle significant electrical loads in varied conditions. Its performance remains steadfast even in extreme cold, staying flexible down to an incredible -40° F/C. This robust insulation actively resists degradation from salt water, battery acid, oil, gasoline, intense heat, abrasion, and damaging ultra-violet radiation, guaranteeing a long and reliable service life no matter where your adventures take you.---Product Attributes* Type: CablesTechnical Specifications* Gauge: 14/2 AWG / 2x2 mm²* Voltage Rating: 600V* Temperature Rating: 105° C Dry / 75° C Wet* Standards: Exceeds UL 1426, ABYC Color-Coded* Package Height: 4.880* Package Width: 6.500* Package Length/Depth: 6.500* Package Weight: 88.700. tradeinn Waveinn
Amazon MarketplaceManufactured from individual copper strands and tinned to perform in the harshest marine environments. Ultra-flexible Type 3 stranding resists fatigue from vibration and provides added corrosion protection. Exceeds all UL 1426, US Coast Guard Charter boat (CFR title 46) and ABYC standards The premium vinyl insulation is rated at 600 volts, 105 deg C dry and 75 deg C wet, stays flexible even in extreme cold (-40 deg F/C) and resists salt water, battery acid, oil, gasoline, heat, abrasion and ultra-violet radiation.
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