Multi Conductor Flat Jacketed Control Cable

Yes, this flat jacketed control cable is specifically designed for low-voltage (50V or less) applications commonly found in automotive, truck, agricultural, construction, and light marine environments. It’s also referred to as brake cable. Available in 2, 3, or 4 conductors and gauges from 16 AWG up to 10 AWG, you can match the right option to your vehicle or machinery’s wiring needs. The cable meets or exceeds SAE J1128 standards and features fine stranded copper for excellent flexibility and conductivity, making it compatible with a wide variety of control applications—just be sure to confirm your required conductor count and wire gauge for a perfect fit. For personal help with compatibility, our expert team is always available via live chat or the About Us page.

Absolutely! The Multi Conductor Flat Jacketed Control Cable boasts a heavy-duty flat gray PVC jacket that’s engineered to resist abrasion, moisture, oil, acid, and salt—ideal for demanding settings like industrial battery rooms, warehouses, or material handling equipment maintenance. It’s rated for temperatures up to 221°F (105°C), so it holds up in both high-heat and challenging environments. Whether you’re wiring outdoors, in vehicles, or around corrosive materials, this cable delivers reliable performance and long life. The flat design also makes installation and routing in tight spaces much easier, further improving durability by reducing strain on the conductors.

When choosing your flat jacketed control cable, consider the number of circuits or devices you need to connect (which determines conductor count: 2, 3, or 4), and the amount of current each circuit will carry (to select the right gauge: 16, 14, 12, or 10 AWG). Thicker wire (lower AWG number) is best for higher current loads or longer cable runs to reduce voltage drop. Installation is user-friendly—the flexible, fine stranded copper makes handling and routing a breeze, while the tough jacket provides protection during pulls and in tight industrial spaces. For optimal durability and safety, ensure all connections are secure and use compatible terminals. If you have any doubts about selecting the correct size or installation steps, our team is here to help you every step of the way.

Yes, this flat jacketed control cable is specifically designed for low-voltage (50V or less) applications commonly found in automotive, truck, agricultural, construction, and light marine environments. It’s also referred to as brake cable. Available in 2, 3, or 4 conductors and gauges from 16 AWG up to 10 AWG, you can match the right option to your vehicle or machinery’s wiring needs. The cable meets or exceeds SAE J1128 standards and features fine stranded copper for excellent flexibility and conductivity, making it compatible with a wide variety of control applications—just be sure to confirm your required conductor count and wire gauge for a perfect fit. For personal help with compatibility, our expert team is always available via live chat or the About Us page.

Absolutely! The Multi Conductor Flat Jacketed Control Cable boasts a heavy-duty flat gray PVC jacket that’s engineered to resist abrasion, moisture, oil, acid, and salt—ideal for demanding settings like industrial battery rooms, warehouses, or material handling equipment maintenance. It’s rated for temperatures up to 221°F (105°C), so it holds up in both high-heat and challenging environments. Whether you’re wiring outdoors, in vehicles, or around corrosive materials, this cable delivers reliable performance and long life. The flat design also makes installation and routing in tight spaces much easier, further improving durability by reducing strain on the conductors.

When choosing your flat jacketed control cable, consider the number of circuits or devices you need to connect (which determines conductor count: 2, 3, or 4), and the amount of current each circuit will carry (to select the right gauge: 16, 14, 12, or 10 AWG). Thicker wire (lower AWG number) is best for higher current loads or longer cable runs to reduce voltage drop. Installation is user-friendly—the flexible, fine stranded copper makes handling and routing a breeze, while the tough jacket provides protection during pulls and in tight industrial spaces. For optimal durability and safety, ensure all connections are secure and use compatible terminals. If you have any doubts about selecting the correct size or installation steps, our team is here to help you every step of the way.