Alpha Wire Premium Series Black 1.3 mm² Hook Up Wire, 16 AWG, 26/0.25 mm, 30m, PVC Insulation

When every application is critical and wire failure is not an option, choose Alpha Wire PVC hook up wire as your solution. PVC hook up wire benefits from good abrasion resistance and excellent fire resistance. This 300 V PVC hook up wire can be used in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +105°C depending on the application.

Stranded or solid tinned copper conductors protecting the wires from corrosion and increasing efficiency in hot and humid environments

Colour-coded insulation for easy circuit identification

Easy to handle, strip and terminate

PVC insulation

Available in lengths of 100 ft (30.5 m) and 1000 ft (305 m)

Hook up wire can be used for a broad range of applications, whether that be in a control cabinet, high-temperature oven, or in a specialised machine tool.

Alpha Wire’s FIT heat-shrink tubing and FIT wire management system can both be used with the Alpha Wire hook up wire range and are an ideal for solving many challenges in electrical and electronic wiring.

UL AWM 1007, 1581, 1569 VW-1, CSA AWM I A/B FT1, CSA TR-64 FT1

This hook-up wire from Belden's Alpha Wire range is ideal for both home appliances and commercial electronic devices. The conductor is made from tinned copper, which has high electrical conductivity for effective performance. A broad operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C and a black PVC sheath mean this is a durable choice for a wide range of challenging environments. The wire comes on a reel and can be cut to suit your applications.

• Bend radius 10 times the cable diameter means it's very flexible and easy to use
• 16 AWG (American Wire Gauge) for standard use
• 20.4lbs maximum pull tension eases strain in tight spaces

• Machine prototypes
• Musical instruments
• HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) applications

As this cable has flame-retardant properties, you can safely use it in places with a high risk of fire.

No – they're the same. A hook-up wire is also referred to as a lead wire because it conducts the movement of current from one electrical point to another. It can also be called an appliance wire.