Ancor Triplex Cable - 10/3 AWG - 100'

The Ancor Triplex Cable – 10/3 AWG – 100' is a marine-grade power distribution and control wire engineered for the demanding electrical systems found in fishing boats, cabin cruisers, and larger recreational vessels. Built to exceed UL Boat Cable standards, this three-conductor cable handles the rigorous flexing and vibration that occurs in engine rooms, electrical panels, and hardwired accessories. Whether you're upgrading navigation systems, installing new batteries, or running dedicated circuits for trolling motors and thruster systems, this cable delivers the reliability that serious anglers and boaters depend on.

Ancor's ultra-flexible Type 3/Class K stranding is the cornerstone of this cable's durability, reducing fatigue and cracking caused by constant movement and engine vibration—critical factors in marine environments where copper fatigue leads to costly failures. The outer jacket is engineered for easy removal during installation and repair, saving time during service work. The 10/3 AWG configuration delivers three separate insulated conductors within a single jacket, providing versatility for multiple circuit configurations while reducing the bulk and weight of traditional multi-cable runs. At 100 feet, a single spool eliminates splice points in longer runs, minimizing voltage drop and potential failure points across distributed systems.

This cable suits permanent installations on boats ranging from center consoles to larger express cruisers where professional-grade wiring is non-negotiable. Installation in saltwater environments benefits from the marine-rated insulation and jacketing that resists corrosion and UV degradation. The 100-foot length accommodates runs from battery banks through cabin soles to remote accessory mounting points without splicing. Certified to withstand the thermal cycling, vibration, and moisture exposure inherent to marine duty, Ancor Triplex Cable ensures your vessel's electrical system performs reliably through seasons of fishing, cruising, and rough water.