Ancor Standard Duplex Cable - Flat 12/2 AWG - 2 x 3mm² Red/Black - 100'

The Ancor Standard Duplex Cable in flat 12/2 AWG configuration delivers marine-grade electrical wiring engineered to meet the demands of saltwater environments and demanding boating conditions. This 100-foot spool of red and black duplex cable exceeds UL 1426, ABYC, and U.S. Coast Guard Charter boat standards, making it a code-compliant choice for both weekend anglers and serious offshore operations where electrical reliability directly impacts safety and equipment functionality.

Constructed with premium vinyl insulation rated at 600 volts, this marine duplex cable maintains flexibility in extreme cold down to -40°F while resisting salt water corrosion, battery acid, fuel, oil, and ultraviolet degradation. The 3mm² (12 AWG) conductor size balances current-carrying capacity with ease of installation in tight routing spaces common to cabin electrical systems, fish finders, navigation equipment, and auxiliary power circuits. The flat profile allows the cable to lay efficiently under cabin flooring and along tight passages without kinking or binding, while the color-coded red and black conductors simplify positive and negative identification during installation and troubleshooting.

This cable serves recreational boats, commercial fishing vessels, and marine platforms requiring dependable 12-volt distribution. Whether running bilge pump circuits, battery isolators, auxiliary lighting, or accessory power, the 100-foot length accommodates most single-run installations on vessels up to 50 feet without requiring mid-span splicing. The 75°C wet-rated insulation ensures safe performance in the humid, corrosive marine atmosphere where standard electrical cable fails prematurely.

Ancor marine-grade wire products are recognized in the boating industry for durability and code compliance. The flat duplex configuration and established specifications make this cable a standard choice for original equipment manufacturers and marine electricians upgrading or repairing vessel electrical systems where performance and longevity are non-negotiable.