Pacer Round 3 Conductor Cable - 500' - 16/3 AWG - Black, Green & White

The Pacer Round 3 Conductor Cable – 500' – 16/3 AWG – Black, Green & White is the marine electrician's trusted workhorse for powering onboard systems, navigation equipment, and cabin electronics across fishing boats, cruisers, and commercial vessels. Built to handle the demanding salt-air and moisture-heavy environment of the water, this three-conductor cable delivers consistent voltage delivery where reliability cannot be compromised. Whether you're running new wiring during a full refit or replacing a corroded run in the engine room, the 500-foot spool eliminates mid-project shortages and reduces splicing needs.

The 16 AWG conductor sizing strikes an ideal balance between amperage capacity and flex for tight compartments typical of boat cabins and lazarettes. Three individually insulated conductors—black, green, and white—follow standard marine wiring conventions, allowing boaters and professional installers to maintain code-compliant color-coded circuits for shore power feeds, bilge pump circuits, and auxiliary loads. The round jacket profile resists kinking during deployment through conduit and cable runs, while the copper-core conductors resist corrosion far better than aluminum alternatives, critical for extended service life in saltwater spray conditions.

Experienced marine electricians and DIY boat owners who tackle overnight passages or extended cruises benefit most from this cable's versatility and extended length. The 500-foot capacity suits everything from small center-console rigging to substantial cabin wiring projects without requiring multiple spools or excessive waste. Use this cable for AC shore power circuits, DC distribution runs, and equipment-specific feeds where three separate conductors simplify circuit isolation and troubleshooting. Installation through existing conduit runs or new installation beneath cabin sole and bulkheads is straightforward; the jacket's flexibility prevents binding while maintaining structural integrity in engine room heat and UV exposure on exposed deck areas.