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Road Power Primary Wire, 12-gauge, White, 11 Ft.
Key Features
AI Generated- Busy Beaver stocks this wire in a handy carded box for customers in Delmont, PA.
- Made with premium copper to ensure consistent electrical performance.
- A white jacket allows quick identification of low‑voltage circuits.
- Reliable 12‑gauge thickness delivers consistent power to low‑voltage components.
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Road Power primary wire is a stranded copper electrical wire designed specifically for vehicle electrical systems operating at nominal voltages of 60 VDC (25 VAC) or less. This wire features a white PVC outer jacket that resists water, oil, and chemicals. The 11-foot carded package makes this wire convenient for most automotive electrical projects.
Whether you're rewiring a generator, connecting a battery to an ammeter, installing heater switches, wiring panel lights, or connecting horn relays and battery terminals, this primary wire delivers dependable performance in automotive electrical systems.
Features and Benefits
- Stranded Copper Conductor: Full-gauge stranded copper provides higher current-carrying capacity than solid wire for reliable connections.
- Water, Oil and Chemical Resistant: The PVC outer jacket resists water, oil, and chemicals, protecting the conductor in demanding conditions.
- RoHS Compliant: Meets RoHS standards, guaranteeing safe use in both consumer and commercial electrical projects.
- White Sheath: The bright white color aids in maintaining organized electrical systems.
- Convenient Carded Package: Supplied in an easy-to-store carded box that keeps the wire organized and protected until ready to use.
Specifications
- Brand: Road Power
- Model: 55671433
- Gauge: 12 AWG
- Length: 11 feet
- Color: White
- Conductor: Stranded copper
- Jacket Material: PVC
- Voltage Rating: 25 VAC, 60 VDC nominal maximum
- Certifications: SAE Standards, RoHS Compliant
How to Use
This primary wire is suitable for rewiring generators, connecting batteries to ammeters, installing heater switches and panel lights, and connecting horns to relays and battery terminals.
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