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About Wire and Cable

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

Coiled Control Cable


Unshielded	Shielded

This cable gives you room to roam. It extends as you move, then retracts and self-coils for convenience. It's often used with low-current communication equipment such as microphones and headsets.

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.

			Outer Jacket
	Cable AWG	Current @ Temp.	Material	Color	Temp., ° F	Certification		Extends from 2 ft. to 10 ft. Long	Extends from 4 ft. to 20 ft. Long
75V AC







				Shielded

				24/1 23/2	0.5 amp @ 86° F	Neoprene	Black	-40 to 140	—	69115K23	000000	0000000


				24/2 23/2	0.5 amp @ 86° F	Neoprene	Black	-40 to 140	—	69115K24	00000	000000


				300V AC







								Unshielded

								23/2	1 amp @ 86° F	Neoprene	Black	-40 to 140	UL Listed	69115K11	00000	00000