T&T: Multi-conductor wire - availability

Peter Bennett peterbb4 at interchange.ubc.ca
Tue Jan 15 20:10:17 EST 2008


West Marine shows an 8 conductor #20 from Ancor (Ancor #158010).

If you don't insist on the "marine" designation, Digikey and other
electronic distributors will have a wide selection of multiconductor
cables from Alpha, Belden, and others. I think all of these cables
(except those described as "solid conductor, of course) will have
tinned stranded conductors, and should be acceptable for your use.

Tuesday, January 15, 2008, 11:47:21 AM, martin wrote:

mchc> I am installing a boat alarm, bilge detector, and a couple of cooling
mchc> water flow alarms.  This is a lot of wire to run from the engine room to
mchc> the various alarm panels.  Are multi-conductor cables (say at least 6
mchc> conductors) available in marine wire.  I am using 18 gauge.

mchc> If anyone has a source please let me know.

mchc> Marty Campanella
mchc> Bay Pelican KK42



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