The wiring and cable used onboard a boat is different from other types of electrical wiring and the folks at Electrical Wire and Cable Specialists (EWCS) manufacture the best Marine Electrical Cable in North America.
Marine Conditions Demand the Best
Placing electrical wiring or cable into service onboard a boat requires the finest components and the most stringent manufacturing and engineering specifications. EWCS knows how important it is to use not only the best base metals and materials to produce a high quality electrical cable but they also know how important it is to maintain the highest level of quality control for production.
Placing electrical wiring or cable into service onboard a boat requires the finest components and the most stringent manufacturing and engineering specifications. EWCS knows how important it is to use not only the best base metals and materials to produce a high quality electrical cable but they also know how important it is to maintain the highest level of quality control for production.
Starting With the Right Stuff
All electrical cable is made up of strands of copper wire twisted together and wrapped with a sheath or cover. High quality wire is made from the purest copper which is extruded into wire without cracks, nicks, or cuts in it and which can handle being flexed without deterioration or damage. EWCS manufactures their Marine electrical cable using 100% copper, not a mixture of copper and other metals, which allows the cable to be flexed and bent easily but which doesn’t affect the performance or condition of the copper wire strands.
All electrical cable is made up of strands of copper wire twisted together and wrapped with a sheath or cover. High quality wire is made from the purest copper which is extruded into wire without cracks, nicks, or cuts in it and which can handle being flexed without deterioration or damage. EWCS manufactures their Marine electrical cable using 100% copper, not a mixture of copper and other metals, which allows the cable to be flexed and bent easily but which doesn’t affect the performance or condition of the copper wire strands.
Why is Flexibility Important?
Marine equipment, not only found on boats but also on the dock as well, is installed in areas with lots of twists and turns. Onboard a boat it is critical to place the cabling and wires in areas which are subject to many conditions. Marine electrical cable must not only adapt to the extremes of the marine environment, it must do so without diminishing its capacity or reducing the voltage being run through the wiring. Twisting and turning electrical cable can damage the copper wire strands inside the sheathing unless it is the highest quality copper.
Marine equipment, not only found on boats but also on the dock as well, is installed in areas with lots of twists and turns. Onboard a boat it is critical to place the cabling and wires in areas which are subject to many conditions. Marine electrical cable must not only adapt to the extremes of the marine environment, it must do so without diminishing its capacity or reducing the voltage being run through the wiring. Twisting and turning electrical cable can damage the copper wire strands inside the sheathing unless it is the highest quality copper.
Marine Electrical Cable For All Applications
Electrical Wire and Cable Specialists manufacture Marine Electrical Cable in the following sizes and types:
● 16 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 16 AWG 2 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 14 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 14 AWG 2 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 12 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 12 AWG 2 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 12 AWG 3 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 10 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 10 AWG 3 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 8 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 6 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 4 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 2 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 1/0 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 2/0 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 4/0 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 16 AWG 2 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 14 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 14 AWG 2 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 12 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 12 AWG 2 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 12 AWG 3 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 10 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 10 AWG 3 Conductor Marine Grade Tinned Cable - UL / USCG approved
● 8 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 6 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 4 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 2 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 1/0 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 2/0 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
● 4/0 AWG Marine Grade Primary Tinned Cable
Excellent Prices and Excellent Customer Service
When it comes to manufacturing high quality Marine electrical cable there’s no one who does it better than EWCS. When it comes to providing the highest level of customer service there’s no one better than EWCS. Selling factory direct saves customers a lot of money as well as providing free shipping for orders over $40. Customers with questions or needing additional information can contact EWCS by going to the website at www.ewcswire.com and submitting an inquiry or by emailing them at sales@ewcswire.com. Customers can also call 800-262-1598 to speak with a wire and cable specialist.
When it comes to manufacturing high quality Marine electrical cable there’s no one who does it better than EWCS. When it comes to providing the highest level of customer service there’s no one better than EWCS. Selling factory direct saves customers a lot of money as well as providing free shipping for orders over $40. Customers with questions or needing additional information can contact EWCS by going to the website at www.ewcswire.com and submitting an inquiry or by emailing them at sales@ewcswire.com. Customers can also call 800-262-1598 to speak with a wire and cable specialist.
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