Ancor Safety Duplex Cable - 14/2 AWG - Red/Yellow - Round - 100'

The Ancor Safety Duplex Cable – 14/2 AWG in red and yellow with 100 feet of length is purpose-built for marine electrical installations where code compliance and reliability are non-negotiable. After years running boats through tight wiring scenarios, any experienced captain knows that proper marine-grade cabling is the foundation of safe, dependable onboard systems. This duplex cable serves dual-conductor applications—think battery banks, shore power distribution, and accessory circuits—where ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council) standards demand the right color coding and construction quality.

The 14/2 AWG construction pairs two marine-grade primary conductors (red and yellow, correctly color-coded per ABYC standards) within a white common jacket engineered for easy removal during installation and maintenance. That white outer covering delivers superior abrasion resistance—critical when cable runs through engine compartments, under cabin sole, or along sharp fasteners and metal edges where vibration and chafe are constant threats. The round profile and 100-foot spool length make it practical for mid-to-large vessel installations, eliminating multiple short runs and the splice points that compromise safety and performance on the water.

Boaters upgrading electrical systems, marine electricians, and DIY restorers installing new battery runs or auxiliary circuits will find this cable essential for systems requiring dual conductors at 14 AWG capacity. Its ABYC-compliant color scheme eliminates guesswork during troubleshooting and ensures insurance and survey compliance. The 9.2-pound spool is manageable for installation work, and the round configuration runs smoothly through conduit and tight spaces typical of modern boat cabin layouts. Whether you're wiring a new console, upgrading house banks, or completing a full electrical renovation, Ancor's proven marine construction makes this a reliable choice for systems that keep you safe miles from shore.