Ecmweb 5524 Alphawire Ecocable
Ecmweb 5524 Alphawire Ecocable
Ecmweb 5524 Alphawire Ecocable
Ecmweb 5524 Alphawire Ecocable
Ecmweb 5524 Alphawire Ecocable

Eco-friendly control cables

April 30, 2013
Using 100% recyclable MPPE insulation, EcoCable and EcoFlex control cables decrease outgassing by up to 91% in comparison to traditional PVC cable
Using 100% recyclable MPPE insulation, EcoCable and EcoFlex control
cables decrease outgassing by up to 91% in comparison to traditional PVC cable. The two control cables are nonhalogenic and contain no heavy metal pigments, so they meet RoHS and Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) requirements. EcoCable offers space savings of up to 47% compared to traditional PVC control cable. EcoFlex offers space savings of up to 32% versus PVC and is rated for up to 1 million flex cycles. The initial EcoCable offering is a UL AWM 21510 and CSA-rated cable available in sizes ranging from 24 AWG (0.28mm²) to 14 AWG (2.08 mm²) available in 100 ft and 1,000 ft lengths. EcoFlex is a UL AWM 21819 and CSA-rated flexible control cable available in sizes ranging from 28 AWG (0.09mm²) to 10 AWG (5.32mm²). It’s offered in 100 ft and 1,000 ft lengths, with bulk available for larger quantities.

Alpha Wire

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