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SIS Switchboard wire is rated for 125°C (257°F). This makes it significantly more heat-resistant than standard THHN wire (90°C). It is specifically designed to maintain its electrical integrity in the "hot zones" inside electrical cabinets and industrial machinery.
Yes. Because SIS uses Cross-linked Polyethylene (XLP) insulation, it is inherently resistant to moisture, oils, and various industrial chemicals. While it is perfect for damp environments inside panels, it is not intended for direct burial or submersion in water.
The two main differences are heat and flexibility. SIS is rated for 125°C, while THHN is limited to 90°C. Additionally, SIS features Tinned Copper and XLP insulation, which is more flexible and "dead-soft" compared to the stiffer PVC/Nylon jacket of THHN, making SIS much easier to route in tight control clusters.
Yes. Our 16 AWG SIS wire is fully certified to UL Type AWM Style 3173, ensuring it meets rigorous safety and performance standards for switchboard and control circuit applications.
The tin coating protects the copper from oxidation (turning green), which is common in high-heat or high-humidity environments. Tinned copper also makes the wire much easier to solder and provides a superior connection when used with crimp-on terminals.
Yes. XLP is a very tough, "ruggedized" insulation. Unlike standard rubber wire, SIS will not easily scrape or tear when being pulled through tight openings or vibrated against the sharp edges of a metal cabinet.
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