Striped Marine Wire

Think about it, once you get twenty, fifty, eighty, or more wires in an electrical system, how do you know which wire controls which piece of equipment? In addition, consider having a bundle of wires that extend through a hull.  Their point of origin will not be visible.  If all that wire looks the same knowing which system attaches to which wire would be nearly impossible.

This is where the idea for striped marine wire came from. A simple colored stripe on the insulation of a wire can change its designated purpose. What kind of stripe options does Pacer Group carry? When offering striped marine wire, the most important aspect is choice. Pacer Group has gone out of the way to provide just that. Whether you're looking for a blue wire with a red stripe or a yellow wire with a black stripe, you'll find it here. With over 100 possible combinations, you're sure to find the striped wire you need.

Why use striped marine wire?

Striped marine wire makes the process of identifying a wire’s designated purpose much easier. This, in turn, makes maintenance, repair, and replacement of wires and parts much easier as well. Say you need to replace a wire to one of your bilge blowers. Now imagine looking at the wiring harness and seeing twenty or thirty wires of similar colored insulation. It would take forever to find the correct one. If you had used striped marine wire, you would know to look for the brown wire with a yellow stripe. So, you see, the reason you want to use striped marine wire is so that your electrical system is easy to navigate, maintain, and repair.

How is it manufactured?

All Pacer Group striped marine wire is manufactured in house in Sarasota, FL USA from annealed finely stranded Type III Class K tinned copper. This type of material isn’t chosen by happenstance. Pacer Group Engineers have gone above and beyond to use the best materials in all Pacer Group products. Engineered to be highly conductive and corrosion resistant, this type of wire is well suited for many harsh environments. This coupled with the fact that it is finely stranded, leads to increased flexibility and durability. The tinning process further ensures increased conductivity and further reduces the chances of corrosion setting in. Once the tinned copper is ready, it is jacketed with proprietary insulation designed with longevity in mind. One thing about wire or cable that is going to be used in marine applications is that it needs to be flexible. That is exactly what this wire is built for. The insulation and conductors are so flexible that you can tie them into a knot and then undo that knot with no loss to the integrity of the circuit. The final step in the manufacturing process is the addition of one or more colored stripes. These stripes are painted on using a high-quality material designed to last in even the harshest marine conditions.

What types of resistances does our striped marine wire offer?

In order to be as durable as possible, Pacer Group striped marine wire is resistant to oil, acid, alkali, gasoline, abrasion, moisture, and flame. In a marine environment, there is a multitude of hazards that your wire will be subjected to. Using a wire that doesn’t carry any form of resistance, or not enough resistances leaves your electrical system vulnerable. Being resistant to not one or two, but a wide range of environmental hazards give your wire, and in turn, your electrical system, the durability and longevity it needs to survive long-term in a harsh environment.

Moisture

Acid

Abrasion

Alkali

Oil

Gasoline

Flame

What compliances does Pacer Group wire meet or exceed?

All Pacer Group striped marine wire carries a host of compliances, many of which are exceeded. The entire point of having compliances and standards in place is to make sure that products perform at a certain level. Pacer Group builds its striped marine wire to not only meet those standards, but exceed them whenever it is possible. This can mean the difference between a great day on the water, or getting stuck out at sea with your family. That is why when the competition merely builds to meet the standards, we build to surpass them. Below you will find a list of the compliances our striped marine wire meets or exceeds. Simply click on any of the links to be taken to the corresponding standard.

What industries use our wire?

Which industries use Pacer Group wire? Industries such as the marine industry, the RV industry, the automotive industry, the power management industry, the database industry, and many others utilize Pacer Group’s striped marine wire on a daily basis. What other wire is used in such a wide range of vastly different industries? This goes to show, not only how useful and durable this wire is, but how reliable it is as well. Many industries will not waste time replacing wires when they can use a long-term option. Choosing the highest quality option available will lead to the best results imaginable. In this way, Pacer Group is providing more than just striped marine wire, we’re offering solutions.

What are some advantages of using our wire?

The advantages of using Pacer Group striped marine wire include easy identification, flexibility, durability, and longevity. You will be hard pressed to find another marine wire that carries the same resistances and compliances while offering the same level of conductivity and flexibility. Our customers tell their colleagues, friends, and family that other leading manufactures wire is stiff compared to Pacer Group Wire. Every aspect of this wire has been designed, tested, refined, and re-designed to give the highest quality striped marine wire available. Many customers become return customers after they have had a chance to experience our striped marine wire firsthand. The entire point is to offer the highest-quality solution available, and with nearly forty years in the industry, we do just that.

What color combinations are available?

Currently, we offer over 100 possible color stripe combinations depending on the wire gauge selected. Below you will find a chart that indicates each possible combination by gauge. Click on the sku in the left hand column to be taken to the product page with that combination pre-loaded for you.

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