16/4 AWG Stranded Conductor General Purpose Cable CL2 Gray 500 Feet Pull Box

16/4 Stranded Conductor General Purpose Cable CL2 Gray 500 Feet Pull Box

This Genesis¬ģ cable features 4 stranded 16 AWG copper conductors and a general purpose rating. Choose this cable for a dependable connection for security, controls, audio, and other low-voltage applications

 

Features

• Stranded bare copper conductors
• Rated for general-purpose indoor installation
• Rated for sunlight (UV) resistance
• 500 ft. (152.4 m) REELEX® pull box
• Gray jacket

Specifications:

• ADI Part Number: WG-11265509
• Brand Name: Genesis 
• Manufacturer: Genesis Cable
• Manufacturer Part Number: 11265509
• Packaged Quantity: 1 Box
• Product Model: 11265509
• Product Name: 11265509 - 16 Awg 4C Str, Gray, 500 Ft. Pull Box
• Product Type: Control Cable

Technical Information

• American Wire Gauge: 16 AWG
• Cable Listing: CL2, CM, Sunlight Resistant
• Cable Type: Bare Wire
• Connector on First End: Bare Wire
• Connector on Second End: Bare Wire
• Device Supported: Audio Device, Burglar Alarm, Intercom, Phone, Security Device, Speaker
• Jacket Type: CL2, CM
• Number of Conductors: 4
• Shielding: No
• Solid or Stranded: Stranded

Physical Characteristics

• Cable Length: 500 ft
• Cable Length (mm): 152400
• Color: gray
• Material: Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) - Jacket

Miscellaneous

• Environmental Certification: RoHS
• Environmentally Friendly: Yes
• Features: Stranded, Sunlight Resistant, UV Resistant

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