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The SOUTHWIRE 47680312 is an 18 AWG, 10-conductor solid bare copper thermostat cable rated for plenum installations. It carries low-voltage control signals in HVAC systems where building codes require plenum-rated wiring. The cable is constructed with low-smoke PVC insulation on each conductor and an outer plenum PVC jacket, meeting the fire and smoke requirements for air-handling spaces. Rated to 150 volts and a temperature range of -20 degrees C to 60 degrees C, it is suitable for commercial and residential thermostat and control wiring runs. HVAC technicians and electrical contractors are the primary installers. The spool ships in a 250-foot length.
This cable is used in HVAC control wiring applications where the cable must pass through or be installed in plenum air-handling spaces. Common uses include multi-zone thermostat wiring, damper control, and building automation low-voltage signal runs. The 10-conductor count accommodates complex control configurations that require multiple signal paths in a single cable run. A durable rip cord is included for efficient jacket stripping in the field, and sequential length markings along the jacket allow technicians to track footage used without remeasuring.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use thermostat control cable for residential and light commercial HVAC low-voltage control systems requiring plenum-rated wiring.
Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local building codes. Always de-energize the HVAC system and thermostat circuit before making any wiring connections. Plenum-rated cable is required when routing through air-handling spaces or return-air plenums — confirm local code requirements before substituting cable types. Use the integrated rip cord to strip the jacket cleanly and avoid nicking conductor insulation.
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