Appliance wiring cables are manufactured to UL and CSA standards and used for internal wiring in panels and electrical equipment. Within this category, WIPE hotwire manufactures a range of XLPE-insulated AWM wires built to UL Standard 758 and CSA C22.2 No. 210, available in temperature ratings from 105°C to 150°C and voltage ratings from 300V to 600V.
Single-core cables in this category, including UL 1015, UL 1007, UL 1569, and UL 1275, are used for internal wiring of switchboards, televisions, appliances, and refrigeration equipment, and also as lead or hook-up wire. Single cores are available from 21 AWG to 500 kcmil. UL 3289 is a single-core cable suitable for use from -50°C to +150°C.
This category also offers multicore cables, including UL 2587, UL 2464, UL 2576, UL 2598, and UL 2586, used for measurement and control applications and for connections between control panels and machines. These multicore cables comply with flame-retardant requirements per UL VW-1 and CSA FT1/FT2, as applicable. The category also includes tri-rated cable manufactured to UL 1015, CSA 22.2, and BS 6231.
Our Product Range
UL 758 XLPE-insulated appliance wiring styles.
UL 3266 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
125°C · VW-1 Explore
UL 3271 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
125°C · VW-1 Explore
UL 3385 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
105°C · VW-1 Explore
UL 3173 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
125°C · VW-1 Explore
UL 3290 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
125°C · VW-1 Explore
UL 3321 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
150°C · VW-1 Explore
UL 3289 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
150°C · VW-1 Explore
UL 3386 XLPE Insulated AWM Wire
105°C · VW-1 Explore
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are appliance wiring cables used for?
Appliance wiring cables are used for internal wiring of panels and electrical equipment, including switchboards, televisions, appliances, and refrigeration equipment.
What temperature and voltage ratings are available in the AWM 758 XLPE range?
The XLPE styles in this range are available in temperature ratings of 105°C, 125°C, and 150°C, with voltage ratings of 300V and 600V.
What is the difference between single core and multicore cables in this category?
Single core cables are used for internal wiring and as lead wire or hook up wire, while multicore cables are used for measuring and control applications and for connections between control panels and machines.
What standard is tri-rated cable manufactured to?
Tri-rated cable in this category is manufactured in accordance with UL 1015, CSA 22.2, and BS 6231.