UL AWM Style 1006
U/L Recognized Appliance Wiring Material
Available as VW-1 Rated
105ºC Service
.008" Vinyl Plus Nylon Jacket
Voltage Not Specified
Meets MIL-W-16878/17 UL Style 1004 for 80ºC Service, and UL Style 1005 for 90ºC Service, except where noted.
Wires recognized by the Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc for operation in an air or an oil environment, U.L. File #E35793.
Specifications
| Agency Voltage Rating |
Not specified by UL; depends on intended use. | |
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| Factory Spark-Test Voltage |
3400 VAC. 100% of all wire is tested at this voltage. | |
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| Insulation Breakdown Voltage |
> 5000 volts, peak. | |
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| IR: Insulation Resistance, wet |
> 1500 megohm/100 mtr, metal to water bath at +20ºC | |
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| Nominal Dielectric Constant value |
4 | |
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| Flame Properties |
Self extinguishing. Meets UL VW-1 | |
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| Fungus |
Fungus resistant | |
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DOWNLOAD PDF UL AWM Style 1006. Also listed in the National Wire Printed Catalog.
RoHS products are listed with an "R" in the second position of the Part Number.
Color Information and Instructions for Ordering
Standard basic insulation color numbers are: Black: 0, Brown: 1, Red: 2, Orange: 3, Yellow: 4, Green: 5, Blue: 6, Violet: 7, Gray: 8, White: 9. The insulation color code number, may be 1, 2 or 3 digits depending on the number or absence of stripes. The 1st number is color of Insulation, 2nd number is color of first stripe; 3rd number is color of the second stripe. Example: White wire(9) + Red stripe(2) + Black stripe(0) makes a color code number of "9-2-0". That color number, "9-2-0" is appended to the part number. Sample part number might be "xxxxxx-xxx-9-2-0"
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