Parallel Bonded Control Cable

Great question! The correct cable size (gauge and number of conductors) depends on the requirements of your specific application—whether you're wiring an RV, boat, utility trailer, or setting up an industrial battery room. Generally, the thicker the wire (lower gauge number), the more current it can safely carry. For example, 14 gauge handles more power than 18 gauge. Count how many circuits you need to run (that’s your number of conductors). Our parallel bonded control cable comes in options like 18/4, 16/2, 16/3, etc., so you can match both the wire thickness and number of wires to your project. If you’re unsure, check your equipment manual or chat with our experts live on our website—we’re always happy to help guide you!

Absolutely! One of the best features of powRparts' parallel bonded control cable is that the individual conductors can be easily separated by hand without damaging the insulation. This is especially handy if you’re working in tight spaces on an RV, boat, or around industrial batteries. Plus, the fine stranded copper design means the cable stays flexible, making routing and installation simple—even around corners. Just pull apart the number of wires you need, strip the ends, and you’re good to go. If you need tips on safe separation or wire handling, our support team is just a chat away!

Yes, powRparts’ parallel bonded control cable is built tough for demanding environments. The abrasion-resistant PVC insulation protects against moisture, oil, acids, and even salt, making it an excellent choice for boats, utility trailers, and outdoor installations. It’s rated for up to 176°F (80°C) and meets or exceeds SAE J1128 standards for quality and safety. For added peace of mind, it's designed for circuits of 50 volts or less and uses fine stranded copper, ensuring both flexibility and reliable power. For shipping, returns, and warranty info, please see our Shipping & Returns Policy. If you have any questions about compatibility or best installation practices, reach out via our About Us page or live chat—our team is here to support you every step of the way!

Great question! The correct cable size (gauge and number of conductors) depends on the requirements of your specific application—whether you're wiring an RV, boat, utility trailer, or setting up an industrial battery room. Generally, the thicker the wire (lower gauge number), the more current it can safely carry. For example, 14 gauge handles more power than 18 gauge. Count how many circuits you need to run (that’s your number of conductors). Our parallel bonded control cable comes in options like 18/4, 16/2, 16/3, etc., so you can match both the wire thickness and number of wires to your project. If you’re unsure, check your equipment manual or chat with our experts live on our website—we’re always happy to help guide you!

Absolutely! One of the best features of powRparts' parallel bonded control cable is that the individual conductors can be easily separated by hand without damaging the insulation. This is especially handy if you’re working in tight spaces on an RV, boat, or around industrial batteries. Plus, the fine stranded copper design means the cable stays flexible, making routing and installation simple—even around corners. Just pull apart the number of wires you need, strip the ends, and you’re good to go. If you need tips on safe separation or wire handling, our support team is just a chat away!

Yes, powRparts’ parallel bonded control cable is built tough for demanding environments. The abrasion-resistant PVC insulation protects against moisture, oil, acids, and even salt, making it an excellent choice for boats, utility trailers, and outdoor installations. It’s rated for up to 176°F (80°C) and meets or exceeds SAE J1128 standards for quality and safety. For added peace of mind, it's designed for circuits of 50 volts or less and uses fine stranded copper, ensuring both flexibility and reliable power. For shipping, returns, and warranty info, please see our Shipping & Returns Policy. If you have any questions about compatibility or best installation practices, reach out via our About Us page or live chat—our team is here to support you every step of the way!