Eastpenn 23414 Single Conductor Wire 18 Awg 100 Ft Yellow

Product Description

The EASTPENN 23414 is an 18 AWG single conductor wire with plastic insulation, designed for automotive and light-duty electrical applications. Supplied in a 100-foot length and finished in yellow for easy circuit identification, this wire suits low-voltage signal and power runs in vehicles, trailers, and mobile equipment. The plastic outer insulation provides basic protection against abrasion and moisture in underhood and chassis routing environments. Electricians, auto technicians, and trailer wiring installers commonly use this type of wire for accessory circuits, lighting harnesses, and control wiring where a flexible, single-conductor format is required.

This wire is appropriate for automotive accessory wiring, trailer lighting circuits, and low-voltage control runs in mobile and off-road equipment. The 18 AWG gauge is well suited for signal lines, lighting feeds, and other circuits with relatively low current demand. The yellow insulation color aids in color-coded wiring schemes, making circuit tracing and future service straightforward in multi-wire installations. The 100-foot spool length provides enough material for full vehicle harness builds or multiple shorter runs on a single job.

Key Features

• 18 AWG conductor size suitable for low-current automotive and trailer circuits
• Plastic outer insulation rated for general automotive routing environments
• Yellow insulation color supports color-coded wiring identification
• 100-foot length provides ample material for full harness builds or multiple runs
• Single conductor construction simplifies routing through conduit, grommets, and looms

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 18 AWG single conductor automotive wire suitable for vehicle accessory circuits, trailer wiring, and low-voltage control applications where plastic-insulated wire of this gauge is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive technician or electrician familiar with vehicle electrical systems. Disconnect the battery or de-energize the relevant circuit before making any wire connections. Route wire away from sharp edges, exhaust components, and moving parts, using grommets wherever the wire passes through a panel or firewall. Follow applicable vehicle manufacturer wiring standards and local codes when sizing fuses and connectors for the completed circuit.