Stranded tinned-copper PVC electronic wire is described with flame retardancy for equipment internal wiring. The 1015 reference is 600 V/105°C, while 1007 is described at 300 V/80°C. MTW/TEW and 1–28AWG enquiries need the selected style, gauge and completed conductor/insulation drawing.
Select the actual style/gauge code and terminal construction
Catalogue codes include 1015 at 24/22/20/19/18/17AWG and 1007 at 30/28/26/24/22/20/18/16AWG. Identify the chosen style and gauge together with conductor strands, finished dimensions and receiving-contact fit. Keep the tinned-copper and PVC construction associated with that version's intended electrical connection. Include the required conductor end preparation, physical terminal positions and installation space so the internal-equipment drawing covers the actual receiving connections.
Define exposure, flame and style acceptance requirements
The described wire resists acids, oils, alkalies, moisture and abrasion. Provide actual equipment voltage/load, complete thermal needs, routing and movement/exposure conditions. Request applicable MTW/TEW, AWM/H07V-K/VW-1 and CCC, CE, RoHS or ISO9001 information for the selected construction and acceptance purpose.
Specify a matched sample and gauge-band roll supply
- 17–26AWG rolls
- Stated minimum 610m.
- 10–16AWG rolls
- Stated minimum 305m.
- 9–4/0AWG rolls
- Stated minimum 100m.
Free samples and a 1m offering are described. Confirm the required quantity for the exact chosen gauge, including a gauge outside the stated bands. Provide individual finished connection lengths with the approved conductor/contact drawing, selected flame/style scope and internal-equipment requirements for the sample and supply review.
