Encore Wire E2004S.30.10 | Fire Alarm Cable, 22 AWG, 4 Conductor, 7 x 30 Strand, Bare Copper Conductor, PVC Insulation
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Encore Wire E2004S.30.10 | Fire Alarm Cable, 22 AWG, 4 Conductor, 7...
Description
Description
Fire Alarm Cable, Conductor Size: 22 AWG, Conductor Count: 4 Conductor, Conductor Stranding: 7 x 30 Strand, Conductor Material: Bare Copper, Insulation Material: PVC, Insulation Thickness: 0.008 in., Shield Type: Foil Shielded, Outer Jacket Material: PVC, Outer Jacket Color: Gray, Temperature Rating: -20 to 75 C, Fire Rating: Riser, Voltage: 300 V, Special Rating: NEC, UL, Conductor Type: Stranded, Length: 1000 ft., Outside Diameter: 0.147 in.
Specifications
Specifications
Encore Wire - E2004S.30.10 - Applications
- Designed for power-limited control circuits in building systems.
- Used for wiring intercom, security, audio, and background music systems.
Encore Wire - E2004S.30.10 - Specifications
| Manufacturer Name | Encore Wire |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | E2004S.30.10 |
| Conductor Count | 4 Conductor |
| Item Description | Fire Alarm Cable, 22 AWG, 4 Conductor, 7 x 30 Strand, Bare Copper Conductor, PVC Insulation |
| Conductor Material | Bare Copper |
| Conductor Size | 22 Awg |
| Conductor Stranding | 7 Strands Per Conductor |
| Conductor Type | Stranded |
| Fire Rating | Riser |
| Insulation Material | Pvc |
| Insulation Thickness | 0.008 In. (0.2 Mm) |
| Length | 1000 Ft. |
| Outer Jacket Color | Gray |
| Outer Jacket Material | Pvc |
| Outside Diameter | 0.147 In. |
| Product Type | Fire Alarm Cable |
| Shield Type | Foil Shield |
| Special Rating | Nec, Ul |
| Temperature Rating | -20 To 75 C |
| Voltage | 300 V |
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