Description
Ancor 14/3 AWG White Triplex Cable (250') | Boat Supply Store
For demanding marine electrical systems, this 14/3 AWG Ancor White Triplex Cable provides robust power distribution built to withstand extreme conditions. Its proprietary vinyl insulation is rated for 600V and maintains flexibility at 105°C dry and 75°C wet, ensuring reliable operation in harsh environments. The ultra-flexible, tinned copper stranding offers exceptional fatigue resistance and superior protection against corrosion, making it ideal for installations on offshore fishing vessels or cruising yachts exposed to saltwater and vibration.
Key Features
- Marine Grade primary conductors ensure compliance and reliability.
- Superior Abrasion Resistance from the white common jacket.
- Exceeds UL 1426 Standards for proven safety and quality.
- Maximum Corrosion Protection with ultra-flexible, tinned copper stranding.
- Extreme Temperature Flexibility maintained by proprietary premium vinyl insulation.
- Broad Environmental Resistance to salt water, battery acid, oil, and UV radiation.
- High Voltage and Temperature Ratings (600V, 105°C dry / 75°C wet).
- Enhanced Fatigue Resistance engineered for dynamic marine applications.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ancor |
| SKU | CWR62580 |
| Category | Electrical | Wire |
| Product Name | Ancor White Triplex Cable |
| Wire Gauge | 14/3 AWG |
| Length | 250' |
| Conductor Configuration | Three conductors (white, black, green) in a white common jacket |
| Voltage Rating | 600V |
| Temperature Rating (Dry) | 105°C |
| Temperature Rating (Wet) | 75°C |
| Copper Type | Tinned Copper Stranding (Type 3/Class K) |
| Insulation Material | Proprietary Premium Vinyl |
| Jacket Material | Vinyl |
| Color | White |
| Standards | Exceeds UL 1426 |
| Resistance | Corrosion, electrolysis, vibration, flexing, salt water, battery acid, oil, gasoline, UV, heat, abrasion |
Who This Is For
This cable is essential for marine electricians and dedicated boat owners undertaking critical electrical system installations or upgrades. It is designed for those who prioritize long-term reliability and safety in challenging marine environments, ensuring systems function optimally under stress.
How It Compares
| Feature | Ancor 14/3 AWG White Triplex Cable (250') | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Wire Gauge | 14/3 AWG | 14/3 AWG |
| Jacket Color | White | White |
| Conductor Colors | White, Black, Green | White, Black, Green |
| Insulation Material | Proprietary Premium Vinyl | Vinyl |
| Flexibility in Extreme Cold | Excellent (Proprietary Formula) | Typically less capable |
| Corrosion Resistance | Maximum (Tinned Copper) | High |
| Voltage Rating | 600V | 600V |
| Temperature Rating (Wet) | 75°C | 75°C |
| Length | 250' | Typically less capable |
Common Concerns Answered
Why is Ancor Triplex Cable more expensive than generic alternatives?
The higher cost reflects Ancor's use of premium materials like tinned copper stranding and proprietary vinyl insulation, specifically engineered for superior durability, flexibility, and resistance to the harsh marine environment. This investment ensures long-term reliability and safety, mitigating potential costly failures.
Can I buy this cable in custom lengths?
While this product is offered in a convenient 250' roll, availability of specific lengths can vary. For custom lengths, it may be necessary to place a special order to meet your exact project requirements.
Is this cable suitable for all boat types?
Yes, this Ancor Triplex Cable is engineered for broad marine application, from small craft to larger vessels operating in challenging conditions, due to its comprehensive resistance properties and adherence to marine electrical standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum voltage and temperature this cable can safely handle?
The Ancor Triplex Cable is rated for 600 volts. It can withstand 105°C in dry conditions and 75°C in wet environments.
What type of copper is used in Ancor Triplex Cable, and why is it important?
This cable utilizes ultra-flexible, tinned copper stranding (Type 3/Class K). Tinning the copper provides superior protection against corrosion and electrolysis, which are prevalent in marine settings, and Class K stranding ensures excellent fatigue resistance.
What specific features make Ancor Triplex Cable resistant to corrosion and fatigue?
Its resistance to corrosion stems from the use of tinned copper stranding. Fatigue resistance is enhanced by the ultra-flexible, Class K stranding configuration, designed to withstand constant vibration and flexing common on boats.
What common chemicals is this product resistant to, and are there any specific California warnings?
This product is resistant to salt water, battery acid, oil, and gasoline. Specific chemical warnings relevant to California are not listed for this product itself, but adherence to safe handling practices is always recommended.
Is Ancor Triplex Cable suitable for use in wet environments or bilge areas?
Yes, Ancor Triplex Cable is specifically designed for marine use and is suitable for wet environments, including bilge areas, with its insulation rated for 75°C in wet conditions and resistance to moisture and corrosion.
