Skip to main content

Marine Electrical Cable from EWCS

Marine electronics failure is one of the absolute worst case scenarios for any boat owner. Using the proper American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) compliant marine grade wire and processes are the best way to avoid electrical failures. At Electric Wire &Cable Specialists (EWCS) we specialize in the production of high quality marine electrical cable.


Marine wire takes a beating from constant vibration and corrosive elements. When you choose a marine wire supplier, it’s crucial to find wires composed of fine stranding for maximum flexibility and quality tinned copper to resist corrosion. EWCS has been providing our quality wire to retailers and contractors since 1994. All of our wire is made in the USA from the highest quality copper to achieve maximum conductivity and ductility.

The flexibility of high-quality wire is one of the main avenues of defense against marine electrical failure. Unlike the wire in our homes, which gets to remain stationary, boat wiring is constantly rattled and strained by the vibrations of the motor and the lapping of the water.

Marine cables must feature conductors made from the highest quality copper to achieve finer strands with a higher tensile strength than home wire. The increase in strand count helps ensure that the wire is extremely strong and flexible enough to stand up to the marine environment. All of our marine electrical cables have been tested and approved by UL nationally recognized testing laboratories.

The majority of marine wire will be used for DC components. The innocence of wiring a 12-volt component is what often leads to disaster when boat owners turn to wire created for non-marine applications.

At EWCS we carry our single conductor marine electrical cable in the following AWG sizes: 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1/0, 2/0, & 4/0.

For larger boats, AC systems are often required to give boat owners access to the consumer electronics they are used to. For these systems, EWCS offers several sizes of jacketed marine grade wire. Our 2 conductor wire comes in 16, 14, and 12 AWG sizes. We also offer 3 conductor wire in 12 and 10 AWG sizes.

All of our multi-conductor wire comes jacketed with premium vinyl to provide protection from oil, gasoline, salt water, and acids. These cables have the same flexible tinned copper wire to ensure they can stand up the the abuse of constant movement.

Improper marine wiring dangerous and the wrong cables can spell disaster for boat owners. To make sure your products and services don’t put you or your customers in danger, it’s important not to cut any corners on quality. When you choose to do business with EWCS, you know that you’re using wire made and tested in America from a quality manufacturer.

When choosing wire for marine applications, EWCS is happy to lend you our years of experience. Our customer service team can help you find the perfect wire and lengths for any project, marine or otherwise. With our factory-direct pricing, we can help you cut out the middleman to receive the marine electrical cable you need at an amazing price. We have fulfillment centers across the contiguous United States so we can package and ship your orders quickly to make sure you have the wire you need when you need it. Next time you need to a great deal on wire and cable from a quality manufacturer, look no further than EWCS.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Things To Look Out For When Looking For Welding Cable For Sale

Are looking for a welding cable for sale online? If you are, then you must be aware of what they are designed for—not for an undemanding profession, that’s for sure. Welding cable is designed for electric arc-welding machines, it is a conductor that carries the power to fire up the metal rod so that a welding professional can get the work done. However, for a welding cable to properly perform what’s it supposed to do, it should meet the right standards for it to be strong enough to perform its job. Why Must a Welding Cable be Durable? This job is not for the weak and that’s not limited to the professional himself but the cable as well. It’s important to know that you’re getting nothing but the most durable and flexible welding cable there is. There’s a current passing through those wires after all. The last thing you need is for your welding cable to overheat, impeding a speedy welding process. You also don’t want your welding cable to face detrimental effects from accidental cuts,

Are Marine Electrical Wires The Same As Regular Cables?

  In the world of electronics, there is a huge overlap between the different uses of electrical components in various industries. The reason is that anything powered by electricity needs wiring, and they are made according to widely general principles. However, certain environments and uses can push electrical components to the limit, or prove to be extremely taxing for regular components made for all-around use. Components that go onboard an open sea vessel must be able to withstand extremely harsh and prolonged conditions. This includes tools, work equipment, and electronics. As a general rule, always be ready to lose anything you bring on board. The Key Aspects Of Marine Electrical Wire Some think that automotive wire is tough enough for marine use. In fact, automotive wire is specifically made to withstand extreme heat conditions, and be oil resistant. This might prompt many to assume that automotive and marine electrical wires can be used interchangeably. However, certain fea

How to Select the Right Welding Cable for the Job

Before you go on a search to determine the best welding cable for the job, you may need to know exactly what it is. A welding cable works as the electrical conductor for the current produced from the welding through a series of copper strands wrapped inside a non-conductive covering or jacket. Copper is a better choice as a conductor, like we use in our 6 gauge welding cable at EWCS, because it has higher tensile strength and higher conductivity than other products, such as aluminum. Not only is copper a better conductor than products like aluminum, but it also tends to be more resistant to corrosion. Our 6 gauge welding cable has approximately 259 strands of 100% copper that allows it to be the best conductor. Our largest gauge welding cable has over 2000 strands of 100% copper that makes it the best for its size. So when purchasing the right welding cable, make sure that it is made with copper, like our selection of welding cables. Choosing the Proper Size when determinin