18AWG, 6 CONDUCTORS, WHITE JACKET, 500FT BOX. 18 gauge low voltage cable, featuring 16 strand OFC conductors and fire-safety rated for in-wall & riser use. Built to exacting standards with zero compromises. OXYGEN-FREE COPPER. Oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors result in less signal loss and are more durable than conductors made of copper-clad aluminum (CCA). CL3R RATED. Riser (CL3R) fire safety rating for installation in walls and risers (between floors) in both residential and commercial buildings. UL Listed. TIME SAVING FEATURES. Patented winding technology & massive payout hole eliminate kinks and tangles. Reinforced handles, super-durable cardboard, & water resistant coating keep the box intact. Jacket features ripcord, UL information, re-order part number, and foot markers. GENERAL PURPOSE WIRE. Suitable for any low voltage application that requires stranded 18 gauge wire with 6 conductors: speakers, LED lighting, security alarm systems, etc. Performance & Specs
We build wire right: no sub-standard materials and no reduced conductor or jacket thickness:
- 18 gauge, 6 conductor low voltage cable (can be used as speaker wire, alarm wire, LED lighting wire, etc.)
- High performance, 16 strand, oxygen-free copper conductors
- 100% copper conductors; no inferior CCA
- White outer jacket
- Red, Black, White, Green, Brown, and Blue colored conductor insulation
- 500ft bulk payout box
Time Saving Features
Wire isn't the most exciting product in the world, but we still found a way to pack ours full of features:
- Proprietary winding technology and massive payout hole combine to eliminate kinks and tangles as wire is pulled out of the box.
- Reinforced handles, super-strong cardboard, and a water resistant coating ensure that the box can withstand a lot of abuse.
- Jacket is printed with UL information, re-order part number, and foot markers which indicate precisely how much wire has been used and how much is remaining.
- Rip cord makes it easy to remove the outer jacket when terminating.
Ratings
Our wire gets installed in your home. That's why we take fire-safety ratings seriously and why all of our wire is tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), the industry's leading testing laboratory. This product is rated for the following:
- Riser (CL3R) fire safety rating for installation in walls and risers (between floors) in both residential and commercial buildings.
- Can be used anywhere that calls for a CL2R rating.
Always consult your local building code and/or a licensed electrician if you're unsure about whether a wire or cable is suitable for your use case.
We build wire right: no sub-standard materials and no reduced conductor or jacket thickness:
- 18 gauge, 6 conductor low voltage cable (can be used as speaker wire, alarm wire, LED lighting wire, etc.)
- High performance, 16 strand, oxygen-free copper conductors
- 100% copper conductors; no inferior CCA
- White outer jacket
- Red, Black, White, Green, Brown, and Blue colored conductor insulation
- 500ft bulk payout box
Time Saving Features
Wire isn't the most exciting product in the world, but we still found a way to pack ours full of features:
- Proprietary winding technology and massive payout hole combine to eliminate kinks and tangles as wire is pulled out of the box.
- Reinforced handles, super-strong cardboard, and a water resistant coating ensure that the box can withstand a lot of abuse.
- Jacket is printed with UL information, re-order part number, and foot markers which indicate precisely how much wire has been used and how much is remaining.
- Rip cord makes it easy to remove the outer jacket when terminating.
Ratings
Our wire gets installed in your home. That's why we take fire-safety ratings seriously and why all of our wire is tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL), the industry's leading testing laboratory. This product is rated for the following:
- Riser (CL3R) fire safety rating for installation in walls and risers (between floors) in both residential and commercial buildings.
- Can be used anywhere that calls for a CL2R rating.
Always consult your local building code and/or a licensed electrician if you're unsure about whether a wire or cable is suitable for your use case.