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50-Foot Solid Metal Clad Cable, Per Roll
- Mfg.#
- 68583422
- Sku#
- 1085406
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- 3 Conductor, 12 Gauge Stranded Wire with Ground
- Reduces Installation Costs up to 50% Over Pipe and Wire
- Lightweight Aluminum Armor is 45% Lighter Than Steel MC Cable
- Suitable for Branch, Feeder and Service Power Distribution in Commercial, Industrial, Institutional and Multi-Residential Buildings
Description
Southwire Armorlite Type MC cable is constructed with soft-drawn copper, type THHN/THWN conductors rated C dry and C wet. Suitable for both concealed and exposed applications. Lightweight aluminum armor surrounds the wire assembly.
Specifications
General
| Amps | 15 |
|---|---|
| Color | Aluminum |
| Conductor Insulation | PVC |
| Conductor Material | Copper |
| Current Rating | 20 A |
| Gauge | 12 |
| Grounded | Yes |
| Jacket Material | Aluminum |
| Number of Conductors | 3 |
| Operating Temperature | 90-degree C |
| Sheath Diameter | 0.527 in |
| Stranded/Solid | Solid |
| Type | Armored Cable |
| Voltage Rating | 600 |
| Wire Size | 12 AWG |
Dimensions
| Length | 50 ft |
|---|---|
| Size | 12/ x 50 ft |
Manufacturing Details
The following information is subject to change without notice
| Country of Origin | US |
|---|---|
| Shop USA | Yes |
Label Information
| Certification, Codes, Standards | UL classified 1, 2 and 3 hrs through penetration firestop systems W-L-3110, W-L-3113, W-L-31120, W-L-3121, C-A-J-3115, C-A-J-3140, C-A-J-3142, C-A-J-3202, C-A-J-4065 and C-A-J-4066. UL listed |
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