Product Details
16/4 AWG 500' White/Brown/Yellow/Green Tinned Primery Wire by East Penn®. Multiple primary wires parallel bonded with color-coding for identification purposes. Ideal for use in RVs, marine, and utility trailer applications. Built to stay together under the toughest operating conditions yet easy to separate at the end of a run for final terminal connection. All-copper stranded core is highly conductive maximizing current transfer while remaining flexible for easy installation. Customized printing is available to best meet individual needs. Contact salesperson for details.
Specifications
| Wire Gauge: 16/4 AWG |
| Length: 500' |
| Material: Tinned |
| Color: White/Brown/Yellow/Green |
| Material: Copper |
| Voltage: Rated at 60 V or less |
| Temperature: Rated -40 °C (40 °F) to 80 °C (176 °F) |
Features
- Expertly crafted from premium materials
- Designed to match rigorous quality standards
- High quality at a budget-friendly price
Boating is a great way to relieve stress and leave all your troubles on land. Enjoy your time out on the water even more with this top-notch marine product. Whether you're practicing your casts, exploring the amazing marine life with a snorkel, or just cruising on the open water for fun, you need to equip your vessel with the finest products to make sure nothing ruins your amazing recreational time. Our website can get you covered from bow to stern, because we know exactly what you need to make your boating a breeze. This product will be great for all outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy traffic-free travel and wind in their hair. Made with durable materials, it will ensure a long-lasting performance for many exciting adventures to come.
In six remarkable decades, East Penn® has grown from a one-room shop with a product line of five automotive batteries to one of the world’s leading battery manufacturers with over 8,000 employees, 450 product designs, and hundreds of awards for manufacturing and environmental excellence. East Penn core values are as strong today as they were in 1946, and they continue to embrace them as they prepare for the future of energy storage solutions and sustainable practices.