Pacer Duplex 2 Conductor Cable - 250' - 10/2 AWG - Red, Black

The Pacer Duplex 2 Conductor Cable – 250' – 10/2 AWG – Red, Black is a professional-grade marine electrical cable engineered for permanent and temporary boat wiring installations. Whether you're rigging a new center console, upgrading your cabin cruiser's power distribution, or setting up auxiliary systems at the dock, this duplex conductor design delivers the reliability demanded by serious anglers and recreational boaters. Built by Pacer Group, a trusted name in marine electrical components, this cable handles the demanding marine environment where corrosion resistance and consistent performance are non-negotiable.

Constructed with 10 AWG conductors in a two-conductor (duplex) configuration, this cable provides the cross-sectional area needed to safely carry moderate to heavy electrical loads without excessive voltage drop over extended runs. The 250-foot spool length ensures you have ample material for main battery runs, thruster circuits, or distributed power feeds across larger vessels without requiring multiple spools. The color-coded red and black insulation—standard for positive and negative polarity in marine applications—simplifies installation and troubleshooting, reducing the risk of miswiring. Marine-grade insulation protects against UV exposure, saltwater spray, and temperature fluctuations typical on the water, making this cable suitable for below-deck runs, engine compartments, and protected exterior installations.

Boaters upgrading to lithium battery banks, installing new trolling motor circuits, or retrofitting LED lighting systems will find the Pacer Duplex 2 Conductor Cable meets the amperage requirements of applications ranging from fish-finder and GPS networks to auxiliary pump circuits. At 45.25 pounds per spool, the cable remains manageable for single-handed installation while maintaining genuine 10 AWG copper core construction. Always refer to National Electrical Code (NEC) and American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) guidelines when sizing conductors for your specific load and run length; this cable's 10 AWG specification is ideal for 40–50 amp circuits at moderate distances, making it a dependable foundation for any serious marine electrical system.