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    About Wire and Cable
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    Compare wire vs. cable and choose the right option based on gauge, number of conductors, insulation, and current rating.

    No-Conduit-Required Continuous-Flex Control Cable

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Control Cable. No-Conduit-Required Continuous-Flex Control Cable, Unshielded.

    Unshielded

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Control Cable. No-Conduit-Required Continuous-Flex Control Cable, Shielded.

    Shielded

    Eliminate the need for conduit and cable splices. Made to TC-ER (Tray Cable, Exposed Run) standards, this cable resists impact and crushing force. You can run a single length from stationary equipment to and through moving equipment, such as cable carriers. Support it every six feet to prevent sagging. Even after millions of flex cycles, this cable transmits reliable signals. Its finely stranded conductors are twisted together like a rope, strengthening the cable and preventing fatigue from constant bending.
    Unshielded—Choose unshielded wires when electromagnetic interference (EMI) isn't a concern. Equipment such as motors and pumps may have voltage fluctuations and current spikes that distort signals.
    Shielded—A single layer of shielding protects sensitive electronics and control systems by blocking electromagnetic interference (EMI). Otherwise, equipment such as motors and pumps could distort signals.
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    1-99
    100-Up
    600V AC
     
    Unshielded
    16/33
    		7 amp @ 86° F6.8"PVC
    		GrayTC-ER
    		25 to 175UL 2556 FT4
    		CSA Certified, UL Listed
    		10, 20, 30, 50, 1009700T23000000000000
     
    Shielded
    16/33
    		7 amp @ 86° F9.3"PVC
    		GrayTC-ER
    		25 to 175UL 2556 FT4
    		CSA Certified, UL Listed
    		5, 10, 20, 30, 509700T530000000000
     
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