Marine Wires
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- Cobra Wire Cable® - 12/2 AWG White Tinned Copper Duplex Cable$145.12 - $1,317.52
- Cobra Wire Cable® - 12/3 AWG White Tinned Copper Triplex Cable$200.86 - $473.59
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- Cobra Wire Cable® - 14/2 AWG White Tinned Copper Duplex Cable$99.72 - $454.02
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- Cobra Wire Cable® - 16/2 AWG White Tinned Copper Duplex Cable$79.11 - $346.16
- Cobra Wire Cable® - 16/3 AWG Round Tinned Copper Triplex Cable$130.75 - $302.90
- Cobra Wire Cable® - 16/4 AWG Copper Wire$129.02 - $546.82
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- Cobra Wire Cable® - Audio 14/2 AWG White Copper Wire$103.07 - $242.36
- Cobra Wire Cable® - Audio 16/2 AWG White Copper Wire$70.79 - $318.90
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- Cobra Wire Cable® - SAE 14/2 AWG Tinned Copper Wire$99.20 - $119.89
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Today, vessels have a great variety of equipment and devices that require electricity. Typically, insulated wires and cables are used for connection between them and the power source to ensure safe current flow. Marine wires are specially designed to be able to withstand the corrosive environment of the sea, high temperatures, and long periods of vibrations. They come in a variety of sizes and have different ampacity ratings to meet the varying needs of boaters. Most of them feature fine stranded copper. Each strand is tin-plated to resist corrosion and provide years of hassle-free operation.
Tracing wiring runs in crafts is no picnic. The truth to be said it’s a painful task that includes dealing with lots of wires bundled together. To make it slightly easier, most boatbuilders use the standard color codes recommended by the American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) for boat wiring. For instance, red is positive power. Black wires should be connected to the negative terminal. A dark blue wire is a positive conductor for cabin and instrument lights. Whatever your wiring needs, we have your products on our digital shelves. Our offerings are sourced from leading industry manufacturers such as SeaSense, Lewmar, Ancor, and many others, so you can purchase from us with confidence.
