Alpha Wire Ecogen Ecowire Series Slate 3.3 mm² Hook Up Wire, 12 AWG, 65, 30 m, Modified Polyphenylene Ether,

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RS Stock No.:
687-7648
Distrelec Article No.:
300-59-392
Mfr. Part No.:
6718 RD005
Brand:
Alpha Wire
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Brand

Alpha Wire

Cross Sectional Area

3.3mm²

Product Type

Hook Up Wire

Jacket Colour

Slate

American Wire Gauge

12AWG

Core Strands

65

Cable Length

30m

Outside Diameter

2.97mm

Voltage

600V

Maximum Operating Temperature

105°C

Conductor Material

Copper

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Jacket Material

Modified Polyphenylene Ether, Polyurethane

Standards/Approvals

CE, CSA, UL

Fire Behaviour

Flame Retardant, Halogen Free, Low Outgassing, Low Smoke

Series

Ecogen Ecowire

Belden Alpha Wire Hook-Up Wire, 65 Strands, 12 AWG - EcoWire Series - 6718


This hook-up wire from Belden's Alpha Wire range offers high performance while minimising your environmental impact. A modified polyphenylene ether (mPPE) insulator is both easy to recycle and highly efficient, thanks to its enhanced dielectric properties. Compared to PVC alternatives, this cable is up to 45% thinner without increased resistance. It's ideal for environmentally conscious businesses that don't want to compromise signal speed or strength.

Features & Benefits


• Flame retardant mPPE insulator won't burn in the event of fire

• 65 internal strands and unshielded construction ensure flexibility

• 6718 wires use tinned copper conductors for excellent conductivity

Applications


• Kitchen appliances

• Electrical wiring in bathrooms

• Outdoor circuits

What’s best for household wiring: 12AWG or 14AWG?


12AWG wires like this one can support heavier electrical loads, while 14AWG wires are thinner and more flexible. A 14AWG circuit protected by a 15A circuit breaker is enough for most household appliances. Bathrooms and kitchens must have 12AWG circuits since they contain higher-load appliances.

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