Description
Ancor 6/2 AWG Red/Yellow Duplex Cable - 50 ft | Boat Supply Store
Safeguard your vessel's electrical integrity with Ancor's Safety Duplex Cable, engineered for extreme marine environments. Featuring ultra-flexible, Type 3/Class K tinned copper conductors rated for 600V and 105°C dry / 75°C wet temperatures, this 6/2 AWG cable provides unparalleled resistance to vibration and flexing fatigue common on the water. Its premium vinyl insulation withstands immersion in salt water, battery acid, oil, and gasoline, ensuring long-term reliability for critical systems on offshore fishing boats or coastal cruisers.
Key Features
- Marine Grade primary conductors (Red/Yellow) correctly color-coded to ABYC standards
- Superior Abrasion Resistance from the white common jacket, designed for easy removal
- Exceeds Rigorous Standards by surpassing UL 1426 specifications
- Exceptional Flexibility via ultra-fine Type 3/Class K tinned copper stranding
- Maximum Corrosion Protection against electrolysis and harsh saltwater conditions
- Vibration and Fatigue Resistance for enduring operational demands
- High Performance Insulation rated 600V, 105°C dry / 75°C wet, remaining flexible to -40°F/C
- Broad Environmental Resistance to UV radiation, oil, gasoline, and battery acid
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Type | Safety Duplex Cable |
| Gauge | 6/2 AWG |
| Conductor Colors | Red/Yellow |
| Jacket Color | White |
| Length | 50' |
| Conductor Material | Tinned Copper |
| Stranding | Type 3/Class K |
| Insulation Material | Premium Vinyl |
| Voltage Rating | 600V |
| Temperature Rating (Dry) | 105°C |
| Temperature Rating (Wet) | 75°C |
| Cold Flexibility | -40°F/C |
| Standards Exceeded | UL 1426 |
Who This Is For
Ideal for marine electricians and boat owners who demand robust, compliant wiring solutions, this cable ensures dependable performance in challenging maritime conditions. DIY boat builders will find its ease of use and durability critical for safe, long-lasting electrical installations.
How It Compares
| Feature | Ancor 6/2 AWG Red/Yellow Duplex Cable - 50 ft | Blue Sea Systems Marine Grade Duplex Cable |
|---|---|---|
| AWG | 6/2 | 6 |
| Conductor Color | Red/Yellow | Red/Yellow |
| Length | 50 ft | — |
| Stranding Type | Ultra-flexible (Type 3/Class K) | Class K |
| Insulation Temperature Rating (Dry) | 105°C | 105°C |
| Insulation Temperature Rating (Wet) | 75°C | 75°C |
| Cold Flexibility | -40°F/C | Not Specified |
| Abrasion Resistance | Best available | High |
Common Concerns Answered
Why is Ancor Safety Duplex Cable more expensive than general-purpose wire?
The higher cost reflects its superior marine-grade construction, including ultra-flexible tinned copper and a robust vinyl jacket specifically engineered for extreme saltwater environments, providing unmatched corrosion and fatigue resistance for long-term system reliability.
Can I find this cable in other lengths or gauges?
While this 50 ft length in 6/2 AWG is a standard offering, availability of specific lengths or gauges may vary. Please check our inventory or contact customer support for alternative options.
What is the typical customer feedback for this product?
Customers consistently praise Ancor's Safety Duplex Cable for its exceptional durability, premium quality, and strict compliance with critical marine electrical standards, making it a trusted choice for demanding applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the voltage and temperature rating of Ancor Safety Duplex Cable?
The premium vinyl insulation is rated at 600V, 105°C for dry conditions and 75°C for wet conditions.
What type of copper is used in Ancor Safety Duplex Cable?
This cable utilizes ultra-flexible Type 3/Class K tinned copper stranding.
What makes Ancor Safety Duplex Cable resistant to corrosion and fatigue?
The tinned copper construction and premium vinyl insulation provide maximum protection against corrosion and electrolysis, while the fine stranding resists fatigue caused by continuous vibration and flexing.
What standards does Ancor Safety Duplex Cable exceed?
This marine-grade duplex cable exceeds UL 1426 standards, ensuring it meets stringent safety and performance requirements for onboard electrical systems.
What is the purpose of the red and yellow conductors in this cable?
The red and yellow conductors are the primary power conductors, correctly color-coded to ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council) standards for clear identification and compliant wiring practices.
