Pacer 6/3 AWG Triplex Cable - Black/Green/White - 100'

The Pacer 6/3 AWG Triplex Cable in Black/Green/White is purpose-built for marine AC power distribution on boats and recreational vehicles where reliable, multi-conductor wiring is non-negotiable. After years running boats in demanding saltwater and freshwater environments, you learn quickly that electrical infrastructure determines whether a vessel performs safely or fails when you need it most. This 100-foot spool delivers the gauge and strand count necessary for AC circuits powering everything from galley appliances to shore power connections, making it an essential choice for anglers, cruisers, and boaters who demand professional-grade marine cabling.

The 6 AWG construction provides substantial current-carrying capacity while the triplex configuration—three insulated conductors bundled together—simplifies installation in tight marine spaces where separate runs aren't practical. Pacer Group's marine-grade insulation withstands UV exposure, moisture, and the thermal cycling that accelerates cable degradation on the water. The Black/Green/White color coding follows standard AC wiring convention, allowing proper identification at panel connections and reducing installation errors that can compromise safety or damage equipment. At 51.8 lbs for the 100-foot length, this cable balances manageability with substantial copper content—a sign of genuine marine-duty construction rather than lightweight alternatives that underperform in demanding applications.

This triplex cable suits boat owners upgrading aging electrical systems, installing new shore power infrastructure, or running dedicated circuits to major loads like air conditioning or water heaters. Whether you're retrofitting a cruising sailboat, servicing an RV with extended boondocking capability, or replacing corroded wiring on a commercial fishing vessel, the 100-foot spool provides coverage for most runs without splicing. Installation requires understanding local marine electrical codes and proper termination techniques—work with a qualified marine electrician if unfamiliar with AC wiring. Verify compatibility with your vessel's main panel amperage rating and consult your electrical schematic before ordering to ensure correct gauge selection.