8/2 AWG Duplex AC Marine Wire - Tinned Copper Boat Cable - Made in The USA

8/2 AWG Duplex AC Marine Wire - Tinned Copper Boat Cable - Made in The USA

$ 34.99

Score By Feature

Based on 42 ratings

Packaging

9.49

Delivery

9.63

Customer service

9.42

Value for money

9.76

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Product Description

Type III tinned copper conductor with a high strand count for low resistance, high conductivity, and corrosion resistance.

The recognized safety standard for boat wire is UL standard 1426, which is listed on this product.

Moisture, flame, acid, alkali, oil, and gasoline are all resistant to high-grade PVC insulation.

600 Volts, 15°C dry, 75°C wet, meets SAE, ABYC, UL, and Coast Guard requirements.

Questions & Answers

What is the weight of a 100-foot spool of yarn?

This 8 AWG duplex marine wire weighs about 19 pounds for a 100 foot spool. br>br>If you have any additional questions, please contact our tech support team at (866) 405-4747. Ext. 3: 8811 Thank you, Kylebr>Common Sense Marinebr>

Is this a copper-clad cable or an aluminum-clad cable?

It's made of tin-clad copper, which is resistant to corrosion.

Selected User Reviews For 8/2 AWG Duplex AC Marine Wire - Tinned Copper Boat Cable - Made in The USA

I purchased a 100-foot spool of this marine wire because I needed to wire up four Daiwa Tanacom electric reels

5/5

I needed to make two 20-foot runs and two 10-foot runs, and I have enough left over to wire up a Minn Kota trolling motor. This wire arrived on a good-quality spool. The wire is clean and in good working order.

April Wilcox

| Jan 15, 2021

As stated in the advertisement

5/5

According to the advertisement.

Cali Ashley

| Jun 26, 2021

Everything went smoothly

5/5

We were able to get what we needed for our boat because of the work we put in.

Rosa Mills

| Apr 01, 2021

The length was 10 feet too short, but the wire was of good quality

3/5

The length was 10 feet shorter than I had expected. And I didn't have enough to complete the task. A spliced wire from a local marine store is now in my possession. I've spent too much time on my project.