Eastpenn -23462-3 Hook Up Wire 12 Awg 100 Ft Brown

Product Description

The EASTPENN -23462-3 is a 12 AWG hook up wire supplied in a 100-foot overall length with a brown polyethylene jacket. Hook up wire is used for internal wiring of electrical and electronic equipment, control panels, and appliances where a flexible, insulated conductor is needed to route low-voltage or signal-level circuits. The polyethylene jacket provides solid dielectric insulation and resistance to moisture and common chemicals. Licensed electricians, HVAC controls technicians, and panel builders are the typical installers. The 12 AWG conductor size suits branch and control circuit applications that require a moderate current-carrying capacity.

This wire is suited for internal chassis wiring, control panel builds, and equipment repair in residential, light commercial, and industrial settings. It is commonly used when routing conductors inside enclosures, junction boxes, or equipment cabinets. The brown jacket color supports color-coded wiring schemes for easy circuit identification during installation and maintenance. The 100-foot spool length provides enough material for most single-run control wiring jobs or multiple shorter runs within a panel.

Key Features

• 12 AWG conductor size for moderate current-carrying applications
• 100-foot overall length supports single long runs or multiple shorter runs
• Brown polyethylene jacket for moisture resistance and dielectric insulation
• Color-coded brown jacket aids circuit identification in multi-wire installations
• Suitable for internal equipment wiring, control panels, and appliance wiring

Compatibility

Designed for use as general-purpose hook up wire in electrical control panels, HVAC equipment wiring, and electronic equipment assemblies requiring a 12 AWG insulated conductor.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified controls technician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). De-energize all circuits and verify absence of voltage before making any wire terminations. Route wire away from sharp edges, heat sources, and moving parts inside enclosures. Secure conductors with appropriate cable ties or clamps to prevent chafing against cabinet surfaces.