Pacer Green 12 AWG Primary Wire - 100'

Pacer Green 12 AWG Primary Wire - 100' is the go-to choice for anglers, boaters, and marine electricians who demand reliability in demanding saltwater and freshwater environments. Whether you're wiring a new console on your fishing boat, upgrading your trolling motor circuit, or building a complete electrical system from scratch, this marine-grade primary wire handles the corrosive conditions that standard electrical wire cannot. Built to meet and exceed rigorous marine specifications, Pacer's offering ensures your onboard electronics, navigation systems, and auxiliary power circuits operate safely and dependably for years on the water.

The 12 AWG gauge delivers the right balance of ampacity and flexibility for most marine applications—providing sufficient current capacity for circuits up to 20 amps at typical boat voltage drops while remaining easy to route through tight spaces and conduit. Manufactured in the USA to exacting standards, this wire features a robust insulation jacket engineered to resist UV degradation, fuel and oil contact, and the salt spray that corrodes ordinary copper. The 100-foot spool length gives you flexibility to plan longer circuit runs, multiple branch connections, or backup stock without needing to splice unnecessary joints—every connection point is a potential failure point on a boat.

Serious boaters, charter captains, and marine technicians rely on Pacer primary wire for everything from bilge pump circuits and battery interconnects to deck lighting and accessory power distribution. The green color coding aids in circuit identification and troubleshooting, reducing confusion in complex wiring layouts. Compatible with standard marine terminals, breakers, and bus bars, this wire integrates seamlessly into new builds or retrofit upgrades on center consoles, bay boats, offshore vessels, and aluminum pontoons. At 5 pounds per 100-foot spool, it's compact enough to store in your maintenance locker yet substantial enough to handle the real-world demands of saltwater boating.