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Physical Specifications
Technical Specifications
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The "2-2-2" indicates that this triplex assembly contains three conductors total: two phase (hot) conductors and one neutral conductor, each sized at 2 AWG. This configuration is often chosen when a full-sized neutral is required for the application.
This cable is engineered for secondary underground distribution circuits. Its primary applications include:
We stock a comprehensive range of URD cable configurations to meet residential, farm, and commercial power needs. This includes , Erskine (6-6-6), Vassar (4-4-4), Stephens (2-2-4), Brenau (1/0-1/0-2), Converse (2/0-2/0-1/0), and Sweetbriar (4/0-4/0-2/0). You can browse our complete inventory and view detailed specifications for each gauge in our Full Aluminum URD Collection here.
Yes. Stephens 2-2-4 URD is designed for direct burial. The XLP insulation is specifically formulated to resist moisture and soil-based stressors without the need for additional protective conduit.
Absolutely. While rated for direct burial, it can also be installed in conduit or ducting. Note: Please refer to the Technical Specifications above for ampacity derating—installation in a duct generally reduces the cable's current-carrying capacity (from 165A to 120A) due to reduced heat dissipation.
The configuration choice depends on your electrical system's phase requirements. Triplex (two phase conductors and one neutral) is the industry standard for 120/240V residential service. Quadruplex (three phase conductors and one neutral) is specifically used for 3-phase applications. To see the full range of configurations available for your project, you can compare all of our options in our Full Aluminum URD Collection here.
For Ramapo 2-2-2 Triplex, the ampacity depends on the installation method:
No. This cable is strictly designed for underground utility distribution (direct burial or conduit). It does not meet the necessary flame-retardant standards or internal-wiring listing requirements (such as Type NM-B or MC cable) needed for safe use inside a house, attic, or garage. Always use NEC-compliant interior wiring for residential branch circuits or service runs inside a structure.
The triplex configuration—which consists of two insulated phase conductors and one neutral conductor cabled together—is optimized for efficiency and installation speed. By cabling the conductors together, it allows for a single, consolidated pull through a trench or conduit, rather than managing three separate cables. The neutral conductor also acts as a structural support member, simplifying the installation at the service entrance.
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