Ancor Flat Ribbon Bonded RGB Cable 18/4 AWG - Red, Light Blue, Green & White - 1000'

The Ancor Flat Ribbon Bonded RGB Cable 18/4 AWG in Red, Light Blue, Green & White is purpose-built for marine electrical systems where multiple signal or control circuits demand reliable, organized routing. After years on the water, any boater knows that proper wiring is the backbone of dependable onboard systems—from lighting and trim tabs to navigation displays and auxiliary controls. This 1000-foot spool delivers the conductor separation and color-coding clarity that serious vessel operators and installers need to keep complex electrical layouts clean, traceable, and maintenance-friendly.

Each conductor in this flat ribbon cable features tinned bonded copper construction, a standard in marine applications because tinned copper resists corrosion in salt-air and high-moisture environments far better than bare copper. The four individual conductors—red, light blue, green, and white—remain bonded together in a flat profile, which simplifies installation in tight cable runs and reduces the bulk of separate bundled wires. At 18 AWG gauge, this cable handles moderate current loads typical of control circuits, accessory power lines, and low-voltage signal distribution throughout your vessel's electrical plant. The 1000-foot length on a single spool ensures you can run multiple circuits or complete an extensive rewire without multiple splice points.

Professional marine electricians, boat builders, and DIY restoration enthusiasts rely on Ancor's bonded ribbon cables for new installations and retrofit projects where code compliance and long-term reliability are non-negotiable. Whether you're upgrading helm electronics, installing a trim-and-tilt system, or rewiring a complete electrical panel, the flat ribbon geometry and color-coded conductors eliminate confusion during installation and future troubleshooting. Ancor's reputation for marine-grade materials means this cable will remain supple and dependable through years of temperature cycling, UV exposure, and vibration typical of powerboat and sailboat service.