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CAUSE KO 93036251 HELEN GAMBRELL, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS THE SPECIAL ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE ?ROBERT GAMBRELLDECEASED S S S S IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF VS. $ DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS THE ABER COMPANY S S 162ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT AMERICAN ELECTRICAL CABLE . AMERICAN INSULATED WIRE, INC. ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES, INC CAROL WIRE & CABLE (Individually and d/b/a Crest Co. & Miller Electric Co.) CERRO WIRE & CABLE CO., INC. ESSEX GROUP FIBREBOARD CORPORATION FLEXITALLIC GASKET COMPANY, INC. THE FLINTKOTE COMPANY GAF CORPORATION GARLOCK, INC. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. ITT CORPORATION NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY THE OXONITE CO. OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORPORATION OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC. PITTSBURGH CORNING CORPORATION ROCK WOOL MANUFACTURING CO., INC. ROCKBESTOS PRODUCTS CO. ROME CABLE CORP. TURNER & NEWALL PLC USX CORPORATION (Individually and f/d/b/a U.S. Steel, American Steel and Wire, U.S. Steel Electrical Cable, & Tiger Brand) UNION CARBIDE CHEMICALS & PLASTIC COMPANY UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY W.R. GRACE & COMPANY WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY ' DEFENDANT, ESSEX GROUP'S ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES TO: PLAINTIFF, HELEN GAMBRELL, Individually and as the Special Administratrix of the Estate of Robert Gambrell, Deceased by and through her attorney of record, Edward 0. Moody, Edward O. Moody, P.A., 801 West Fourth Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201. COMES NOW, Defendant, The Essex Group, and files this its answers to Plaintiff's First Set of Interrogatories. J+' Respectfully submitted, McLEOD, ALEXANDER, POWEL & APFFEL, P.C. c James^fir Ware TBA^20861800 802 Rosenberg/P. O* Box Galveston, Texas 77553 (409)^63-2481 Ext. 114 (7T3) 488-7150 Ext. 114 Fax: Ext 341 or 342 629 ATTORNEYS FOR DEFENDANT, ESSEX GROUP CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE This is to certify that a true and correct copy of DEFENDANT, ESSEX GROUP'S ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES has been forwarded to all known counsel of record by Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, or regular mail, on this the _______/ ^7 (y day , 1993. cc EdwarJd/o0.. Moody Edward 0. Moody, P.A. 801 West Fourth Street Little Rock, AR 72201 William J. Cozort, Jr. Bean & Manning 5847 San Felipe, Suite Houston, TX 77057 1500 Richard N. Evans Evans & Evans 2528 Calder Beaumont, TX 77702 Peter A. Moir & Robert W. Teeter Baker & Botts, L.L.P. 2001 Ross Avenue 800 Trammel Crow Center Dallas, Texas 75201 Mr. R. Lynn Stevens Weller, Wheelus & Green Post Office Box 350 Beaumont, TX 77704 Mr. Gene M. Williams Mehaffey & Webber P.0. Box 16 Beaumont, TX 77701 Ms. Stephanie L. Spardone Mr. Garry D. Elliston Dehay & Blanchard 600 N. Pearl, 2500 S. Tower Dallas, Texas 75201 Mr. T. John Ward Brown, McCarroll Law Firm 2727 Allen Parkway, Ste 1300 Houston, Texas 77019 Mr. James H. Powers, Esq. Westlayen Tower, Ste. 1010 24 Greenway Plaza Houston, Texas 77046 B. Scott Tilley McQuire Woods & Battle One James Ctr., 901 E.Carey St. Richmond, VA 23219 Mr. Paul J. Holmes Holmes & Harris, P.C. 550 Fannin, Suite 845 Beaumont, TX 77701 Kent C. Sullivan McFall & Sartwelle, P.C. 909 Fannin, Suite 2500 Houston, TX 77010 Erik Heymann Haight, Gardner & Poor 100 Milam Houston, TX 77002 Ned W. Johnson Beckstein, Oxford & Johnson 3535 Cakder Avenue Beaumont, TX 77704 William A. Worthington Sewell & Riggs 333 Clay Avenue, Ste 800 Houston, TX 77002 David McCracken Locke, Purnell, Rain & Herrel, P.C. 2200 Ross Ave., Ste 2200 Dallas, Texas 75201-6766 C:\WP51\GAMBRELIAANSINTER0G 7* JAMES L.v WARE GENERAL OBJECTIONS Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 168(5) provides that "The number of questions including subsections in a set of interrogatories shall be limited so as not to require more than thirty answers." Defendant Essex Group objects to Plaintiff's First Set of Interrogatories in that they expressly violate Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 168(5). Subject to this general objection, Essex Group makes the following answers: ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES 1. State the name, present business address, present residence and capacity or title of the individual signing these Interrogatories on behalf of the answering defendant. ANSWER: Jerome T. Chalwick, Essex Group, Inc. 1601 Wall Street Ft. Wayne, Indiana Assistant 46802 Counsel, 2. Please state whether or not you have ever held a certificate of authority or otherwise registered to do business in the States of Texas and Arkansas and the dates thereof. Please state the address of your principal place of business and whether you have assumed the assets and/or liabilities of any Predecessor corporation or entity (such predecessor corporations being limited to any association whatsoever with the asbestos aspect of defendant's business). Answer these Interrogatories for each such acquired company which manufactured electrical wire products containing asbestos. ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory is overly broad in that it seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Subject to and without waiving the objection: Yes. Principal place of business, Essex International, Inc., 1601 Wall Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802. 3. Has defendant, at any time, engaged in the manufacture of electrical wire products containing asbestos fibers? -ANSWER: No, provided that an excerpt from a 1953 catalog (Exhibit 1) shows that some products may contain asbestos. A full and complete copy of a 1961 catalog is also attached (Exhibit 2). 4. Has defendant, at any time, engaged in the mining and/or milling of material containing asbestos fibers? ANSWER: No. 5. Has defendant, at any time, engaged in the processing, distributing and/or marketing of material containing asbestos fibers? ANSWER: See Answer to Interrogatory No. 3. 6. If the answer to one or more of the last three questions is in the affirmative, please state as to each affirmative answer, the following: . (a) The trade or brand name of each such product mined, manufactured or marketed. (b) The dates each such products were placed on the market. (c) The dates each of such products were withdrawn from the market. (d) A description of the physical (the chemical) composition of each such product, including the type of asbestos contained in each such product (i.E., amosite, chrysotile, tremolite and/or crocivcolite) and the quantitative percentage of asbestos in each product. (e) A description of the physical appearance of each such product. (f) A detailed description of the intended uses of each such product. (g) The name of the manufacturer of each such product. (h) The mining or milling concern from which the raw asbestos fiber was obtained. - -ANSWER: (a) See attached exhibits. (b) See attached exhibits. (c) See attached exhibits. (d) See page 17 of the 1961 catalog (Exhibit 2). (e) See attached exhibits. (f) See Exhibit 2. (s> Unknown. (h) Unknown. Does defendant claim that any patent would cover any product listed above in Interrogatory No. 6.? ANSWER: No. 8. If so, for each such product, please state: (a) The number of each patent. (b) The date same was issued. (c) The number of each patent application that is pending. ANSWER: N/A 9. Have any of the products listed in Interrogatory No. 6 above been altered in chemical composition or asbestos type or content since first being marketed? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waiving the above objection: No. .^Q.^ jf SO/ please state: (a) The trade name of each such product. (b) The date each such product was altered. (c) The nature of the alteration. (d) The reason for the alteration. ANSWER: . Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waving this objection: N/A 11. Do any written memoranda, specifications, blueprints or other written materials, of any kind or character, exist relating to the testing of said products? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waving this objection: No. 12. If so, please state: (a) List each such written material or document. (b) Who presently has possession of each such document and where is it located? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waving this objection: N/A '.3* Did defendant make any design changes as a result of said testing? ' ` ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waving this objection: No. 14. If so, please state: (a) The nature of the changes made (b) The name, address, and job classification of each person in charge of making a change. ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waving this objection: N/A 15. Do any written memoranda, specifications, recommendations or other written materials, of any kind or character, relating to the testing of the said products exist? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. this objection: Subject to and without waving N/A 16. If so, please state: (a) List each such written material or document. (b) Who presently has possession of each such document, and where is it located? -.ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence* See Tex* R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waving this objection: N/A 17. Did defendant make any design changes as a result of such tests? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. Subject to and without waving this objection: - N/A 18. If so, please state: (a) The nature of the changes made. (b) The name, address, and job classification of each person responsible for making such a change. ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. See Tex. R. Civ. P. 166b and Tex. R. Civ. Evid. 407. this objection: Subject to and without waving ` N/A 19. Has defendant, at any time, published and/or distributed any brochures. sales literature, pamphlets. or other written materials (aside from any caution labels on containers), of any kind or character, that contain any warnings, cautions, caveats of directions concerning the possibility of injury resulting from the use of the products listed in response to Interrogatory No. 6 above? ANSWER: No. v20. If so, please state: (a) The wording of each such warning. (b) A description of each such printed material. (c) The method used to distribute the warning to persons who are likely to use the products. (d) The date each such warning was issued. (e) The name, address, and job classification of each person who presently has possession of the above described documents. (f) If you will without a motion, please attach a copy of each such warning. (g) State whether any industrial psychologists or human factors engineers were consulted prior to utilizing such warnings, cautions, etc. ANSWER: N/A 21. From 1930 until the present, did the asbestos products manufactured or distributed by you, contain any warning, caution, caveat or other statement on the product or its packaging? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory is overly broad and unduly burdensome in that it is not restricted in time frame to periods of relevance to htis lawsuit. For further objection, this interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Subject to and without waiving these objections, we presently know of none. 22. If so, please state: (a) When did the first warning appear? (b) What was the precise wording of the warning when it first appeared? (c) Was the warning altered, amended or changed in any manner? If so, how and when? (d) Where was the warning located on the product or packaging? v- ' (e) When did you become aware that warnings were placed .on products distributed by' other defendants? State the reason warnings of the other defendants were not placed on your products. (f) State the manner in which your product is shipped and the type of container it is shipped in to retailers. (g) State whether any industrial psychologists or human factors engineers were consulted prior to utilizing such warnings, cautions, etc. ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory is overly broad and unduly burdensome in that it is not restricted in time frame to periods of relevance to htis lawsuit. For further objection, this interrogatory seeks information that is neither relevant, . nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Subject to and without waiving these objections, N/A. 23. Bave you received notice that any other person was claiming injury as a result of using asbestos products manufactured and/or sold by your company (both prior to and subsequent to the filing of this action)? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory is unduly burdensome, irrelevant to any issue in this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Subject to and without waiving this objection. Yes. 24. If so, please state: (a) The name and address of each claimant. (b) The date and notice of each claim. (c) A description of the claim (i.e., workmen's compensation, products liability, etc.). (d) The type of injuries allegedly sustained. (e) The name and address of each attorney who represents the individuals making such claims. (f) The style and court number of each claim currently pending. r--. (g) The resolution of each claim that has been settled..or taken to judgment. ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory is unduly burdensome, irrelevant to any issue in this case and is not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence. Subject to and without waiving this objection. Guerrera, Anthony M. et al . US District of East Pa. Court Cause No. 90-2240 Pro, Vera vs. A.S. & S. Inc., et al US District of East Pa. Court Cause No. 89-9196 Hartman vs. Keene, et al Court of Common Pleas - Delaware County, PA Court Cause No. 90-15074 Kelleher, Virginia vs. AB Electrical Supply, et al Superior Court of New Jersey - Middlesex County Court Cause No. L 12020 90 Medearis, Wesley C. and Phyllis Medearis vs. US Gypsum Co.,et al Circuit Court of Cook County, IL Court Cause No. 91L00746 Cooper, Joseph F. & Rita Cooper H/W vs. TNT Liquidating Co., et al Jurisdiction - Has not been named Court Cause No. Unknown Weber, Darrel and Donna J. Weber vs. Armstrong World Industries, et al Tenth Judicial Circuit of IL - Peoria County Court Cause No. 91 L 535 Erickson, Ronald Vs. AB Electric Co., et al Superior Court of New Jersey - Middlesex County Court Cause No. L 7905 91 Gagnon, Richard and Marie Gagnon vs. Essex Group, Inc. Superior Court of New Jersey - Middlesex County Court Cause No. MID L 196 92 Remick, Ernest Jr., and Lois Remick vs. Diamond Wire and Cable, et al US District Court, District of NH Court Cause No. C 91 482 D vv McDermott vs. AB Electrical Supply Co., et al Superior Court of New Jersey - Middlesex County Court Cause No. MID L 4652 92 Mitchell, Richard vs AP Green Industries, et al The Court of Common Pleas - Philadelphia County Court Cause No. 2728 Mills, Barry and Sondra vs. El Dupont de Nemours and Co., et al Circuit Court of West Virginia Court Cause No. 92 C 659 25. Do you have any records indicating that any of your products containing asbestos fibers were sold to any of the companies named as codefendants in this suit? ANSWER: No. 26. If so, please state: (a) The name, address, and job classification of each individual who currently has possession of such records. (b) Please list the names of each codefendant to whom your products have been sold. (c) Please state the dates of each such sale and the amount and kind of materials sold (d) State whether your company manufactured asbestoscontaining electrical wire products for a codefendant but placed said codefendants labels, logos or containers on said products and list each such codefendant. ANSWER: N/A 27. Does defendant contend that plaintiff improperly used their products? ANSWER: See Original Answer of Essex Group. 28. If so, please set out in detail in what respect said products were improperly used. ' ANSWER: Objection: This Interrogatory seeks information exempted from discovery as attorney work product. For further objection: This interrogatory is premature in that discovery is still in its infancy. 29. Does defendant have policies of insurance that might cover the claims that have been made by plaintiff? ANSWER: Objection: This interrogatory calls for a legal conclusion. 30. If so, please list the name of each insurance carrier who may have coverage, the amount of such coverage, and the dates of each such policy. ANSWER: See answer to number 29. STATE OF 'TaA rmo AikCOUNTY OF n VERIFICATION BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day appeared Jerome T. Chalwick of The Essex Group in his capacity as Legal Counsel, who being by me duly sworn, upon oath, deposes and says that as such representative, he is duly qualified and authorized in all respects to make this Affidavit; that he has read the statements contained in the foregoing instrument and is fully cognizant of the facts set out therein; and that the same are true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief. THE ESSEX GROUP / . By _/ / /< , 'Jerome T. Chalwick SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME on this, the 'AAMlbcS'-----------------------------' by oWw/ A.Jgilg-S to certify which witness my hand and official seal. day of C:\WP51\GAMBRELL\CHALWICK.VER d A No^Sry PublJLc in and for the state of *&dmtAa_____ , ^ . My commission expires: AJ&/.rf /tt7 Cords of "Parstwin" design ere sometimes furnished for applications other than those tha.; reQuire Underwriters' approval. The quality of insulation, their flexibility, *nd the ease with which the\ can be prepared for quiek connections are advantages offered by these cords. DESCRIPTION: ro FleattU Bin Copper Conductor. San*rator. (or Tinned--no Separator). Conductor* Parallel. Rubber Insulation. Em No. S-1113-T S-113 'S-2U3-B S-2113-A JS-1113-Y JS-1113-Z :js-ii3-l S-11I3-S Sit* AWC 12 14 14 18 18 18 20 20 22 Conductor Stfiadiiti 65/30 41/30 41/30 41/34 41/34 Tinned 41/34 Tinned 26/34 7/28 Tinned 7/30 Tinned Number ol Conductor* 2 2 2 2 3 4 2 2 2 Intel* non Tbickaoaa .038' .047* .047* .045' .047* .047' .031' .031' .025' Appro*. Diameter . 180 x.340* .180 x .340' .180 x .340* .125 x .245' .155 x .410* .155 x.519' .120 x .220' .103 x .100' .080 x. 140' Slnn<c I'acaacc 2.500' 2.500' 2.500' 3.000' 2.000' 1.500' 3.000' 3.000' 3.000' Net U'cielii M. Ter M Feet 67 56 56 31 51 65 20 IS 14 Fnnretnmilrl* rid*. **Metoprene initiation. Neoprene iiuulatioa. 'S'uUcUd tU.L. approved lor Woetinc pad* only. liUalud approval--For cioeka and Chmtma* tn wire. WPT> I v-cO fffr m />f* The most commonly specified braided type Heater Cord for use with toasters, waffle irons, house hold grills and similar heating appliances--3000 cycle (300 volts). -- 1-- DESCRIPTION; Extra Flexible Bar* Conner Conductor. Separator, Rubbar InauiaUOfV Aabeeto* Covering. )Conductor Twiatod. Glaacd or Soft Cotton, or Rayon Braid Overall. N**. Site AWC 18 16 14 12 Conductor Stranding 41/34 65/34 104/34 165/34 Appro*. Diameter .290' .315' .345' .380' 2 Conductor Shipping 1'aekace 250' 250' 250' 250' Net Weight Lb*. 1'er M Fret 27 35 4S 63 *Coil -Ncrv-returnable roola |( preferred. 7^.cc&&c'i ^ejected 99 999 A flexible Heater Cord with a heat resisting rubber jacket designed for use where the cord may be exposed to moisture--3000 cycle (300 volts). DESCRIPTION: Extra FlnlkU Bar* Conner Conductor. Separator. Rubber Ineulation (Unvukanised) ine. Conductor* Twitted. Cotton Braid. Rubber Jacket. Overall. Site AWC 18 16 Conductor Stranding 41/34 65/34 Appro*. Diameter .340' .362' 2 Conductor Shipping Package 250' 250' *Coil*--Non-returnable reel* if preferred. EXHIBIT / Net Wetcht Lb*. Per M Feet 58 67 DEFENDANT'S EXHIBIT 2J ____ *u-st*n U6M. ai*ii co MARION, INDIANA manufacturing plants ANAHEIM, CAUFORNIA MARION. INDIANA JONESBORO. INDIANA TIFFIN. OHIO NUMBER 61 INDEX Armored Wires and Cables--Type ABC-AC-CA-ACL............... PACE 4-5 Bare Copper Wire ..................................................................... 18 Building Wires and Cables--Braided Type RHW........................ 2 Building Wires and Cables--Thermoplastic--Type TW and Type THW 3 Copper Wires and Cables--Dimensions--Diameter--Area--Weight 23-24-2S Cords--Flexible . ' ................. 16-17 Dreadnought--All-Rubber Cables........................................................12-13-14-15 Fixture Wires .............................................................................................. 2 Non-Metallic Sheathed Cables--Parcrflex and Par-U-Flex................. 4 Non-Metallic Sheathed Cables--Plastic Jacketed..................... .. 4 Parallel All-Rubber Cords--Type POSJ-SP andPOT-SPT. ... 17 R. R. Cables--600 Volt .......................................................... 6*7 R. R. Cables--High Voltage ........... .. 8-9-10-11 Service Entrance Cables--Types SE-U ......................................... $ Telephone Wires . . .................... ... 20 Thermostat Wires 17 UF Thermoplastic Cables 4 Vulcan and Vulcaprene Cords 15 Weatherproof Wires and Cables . ig Welding Cables............................................................................... 15 ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES BETTER THAN CODE REQUIRES"* PARANITE BUILDING WIRE SMALL. DIAMETER--TYPE TW 600 Veils--60* C. 040* F.) OL File KimMr E140S4 PARANITE MACHINE TOOL, APPLIANCE. CONTROL AND SWITCHBOARD WIRE 90* C. PARASYN THERMO-PLASTIC insulated conductor Listed by Underwriters' Labatories, Ine. for 60* C. in Oil *nd 90* C- Where Exposed to Air Slat Ho. A WO >' of KCM St'nda: Saoc. NtmMr latv- Appltl Htt uotn O.O. WL Lb*. Lrtb tht Irl Par U Ti. Ti. 14 SoL 02401-14 2 .13 18 500 12 Sol. 02401-12 2 .15 27 500 10 SoL 02401-10 2 .17 40 500 8 Sol 02408-08 3 .23 66 500 14 7 32421-14 2 .14 19 500 12 7 32421-12 2 .16 28 500 10 7 32421-10 2 .18 42 500 8 7 32428-08 3 .24 70 500 6 7 32428-06 4 .31 113 500 4 7 32423-04 4 .36 168 500 2' 7 32423-02 4 .42 253 500 1 19 22402-01 5 .49 325 1000 1/0 19 22402-51 5 .53 399 1000 2/0 19 22402--52 5 .58 493 1000 3/0 19 22402-63 5 .63 610 1000 4/0 19 22402-54 5 .69 755 1000 250 37 26510-55 6 .77 901 1000 300 37 26510-57 6 .82 1070 1000 360 37 26510-59 6 .87 1236 1000 400 500 37 26510-61 6 .92 1399 1000 37 26510-64 6 1.01 1725 1000 600 61 32461-66 7 1.12 2083 500 750 61 32461-72 7 1.23 2574 500 1000 14 12 10 8 61 32461--78 7 1.38 3381 500 TYPE TW.-- HEAVY WALL Sol 02408-14 3 .16 22 500 Sol 02408-12 3 .18 31 500 Sol 02408-10 3 .20 45 500 Soi. 02403-08 4 .20 73 500 14 7 32428-14 3 .17 24 500 12 7 32428-12 3 .19 33 500 10 7 32428-10 3 .21 48 500 8 7 32423-08 4 .27 77 500 Pack. Ine Ctn. Ctn. Ctn. Ctn. Ctn. Ctn. Ctn. Ctn. Coil Coil Coil Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Reel Coil Coil Coil Coil Coil Coil Coil Coil thermo-plastic insulated conductor TYPE THW 600 Volts--7S* C. Wet or Dry Operation tit. Kile Nmt--r KMCSC 14 Sol 12555-14 3 .16 22 500 Ctn. 12 SoL 12555-12 3 .18 31 500 Ctn. 10 SoL 12555-10 3 .20 45 500 Cm. 8 SoL 12555-08 4 .26 73 500 Ctn. 14 7 22555-14 3 .17 24 500 Ctn. 12 7 22555-12 3 .19 33 500 Ctn. 10 7 22555-10 3 .21 48 500 Ctn. 8 7 22555--08 4 .27 77 500 Ctn. 6 7 22SS5--06 4 .31 112 500 Coil 4 7 22555-04 4 .36 167 500 Coil 3 7 22555-03 4 .39 205 500 Coil 2 7 22555-02 4 .42 252 500 Coil 1 19 22555-01 5 .49 324 1000 Reel 1/0 19 22555-51 5 .53 397 1000 Reel 2/0 19 22555-52 5 .58 491 1000 Reel 3/0 19 22555-53 5 .63 608 1000 Rrcl 4/0 19 22S55-S4 5 .69 753 1000 Reel 250 37 22555-55 6 .77 899 1000 Reel 300 37 22555-57 6 .82 1068 1000 Reel 350 37 22565-59 6 .87 1233 1000 Reel 400 37 22555-61 6 .92 1396 1000 Reel 500 37 22555-64 6 1.01 1722 1000 Reel Type TW and THW Furnished in Following Standard Colors: 14 to 10--Mack, White, Red, Blue, (ireeu, Yellow, Orange. Brown. Purple. 8--Black. While. Bril. Blue. 6 to 2--Mark. White. Hrd. 1 am! larger--Maek. *- -Ppmrrr_PAPACy>^ Slat A WC 18 18 18 16 16 16 14 14* 14* 12 12* 12* 10 10* 10- 8 8* 8* 6* 6* 4* 4* 2* 2* 11/0* 2/0* Ho. ( Sl'nO* Number Inaw. Arti. N*t ItlMt O.D. Wi. Lath <lht Ina. Per u :rt. fi. 600 Volts SoL 7 16 Sol 7 26 Sol 7 19 Sol 02421-18 32491-18 52421-18 02421-16 32491-16 52421-16 02421-14 32491-14 22421-14 02421-12 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 .105 .112 .112 .116 .124 .127 .13 .14 .14 .15 10 1000 10 1000 10 1000 13 1000 14 1000 14 1000 18 500 20 500 20 500 27 500 7 19 Sol 7 32491-12 22421-12 02421-10 32491-10 2 2 2 2 .16 29 500 .16 28 500 .17 40 500 .18 42 500 19 22421-10 2 .18 42 500 SoL 02428-08 3 .23 66 500 7 32498-08 3 .24 70 500 19 22428-08 3 .25 70 500 7 32493-06 4 .32 114 500 19 22423-06 4 .31 113 500 7 32493-04 4 .36 168 500 19 22423-04 4 .37 168 500 7 32493-02 4 .42 254 500 19 22423-02 4 .43 254 500 19 22422-01 5 .50 326 1000 19 22422-51 5 .54 401 1000 19 22422-52 5 .58 495 1000 Pact Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Spool Coils Coils Coils (.oils Coils Coils Coils Coils Coils Reel Reel Reel 3/0* 19 22422-53 5 4/0* 19 22422--S4 5 .63 612 1000 Reel .69 7S7 1000 Reel 600 Volt Heavy insulation 16 Sol. 02428-16 3 .15 17 1000 Spool 16 7 32498M6 3 .15 17 1000 Spool 16 26 52428-16 3 .16 19 1000 Spool 14 Sol. 02428-14 3 .16 23 500 Spool 14* 7 32498-14 3 .17 24 500 Spool 14* 19 54428-14 3 12 Sol. 02428-12 3 12* 7 32498-12 3 12* 19 54428-12 3 10 Sol 02428-10 3 10* 7 32498-10 3 10* 19 22428-10 3 8 Sul. 02423-08 4 8* 7 32493-08 4 8* 19 22423-08 4 .17 24 500 Spool .18 32 500 Spool .19 34 500 Spool .19 34 500 Spool .20 45 500 Coil .21 48 500 Coil .22 48 500 Coil .26 74 500 Coil .28 78 500 Coil .28 78 SOO Coil 600 Volt Extra Heavy Insulation 14' 19 54423-14 4 .21 30 500 Spool 12* 19 54423-12 4 .22 42 500 Spool 10* 19 22423-10 4 .25 55 500 Coil 8* 19 22422-08 5 .31 87 500 Coil 6* 19 22422-06 5 .35 123 SOO Coil 4* 19 22422--C4 5 2* 19 22422-02 5 .40 180 500 Coil .46 266 500 Coil "Meets Rcouimtienls <f National Machine Tool Biiihtcrs As.surialmii. Standard Colors' IK to 10 .Maek, While, Itfil, Mnr, (Jreen. V*lhiw, Orange. Brown, Purple 8 l, 4--Mark, While. Beil. 2 Mark am! White I am| (jirgrr--Mark. f iT-s PARANITE it-s ikht f1 ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES paranite armored bushed-cables TWO CONDUCTOR--TYPE AC--600 VOLTS PARANITE SERVICE ENTRANCE CARLE TWO CONDUCTOR--TYPE SE STYLE U UNARMORED i 1 s s i 1. Tinned copper conductors. 2. Code rubber. insulation. 3. Cotton braid saturated with mois ture-resisting, name-retarding compound -- color coded. 4. Twisted conductors covered with tougb. overlapping, saturated paper armor. 5. Anti-short bushing. 6. Flexible steel armor -- interlocked construction. For general lighting and power wir ing in non-fireproof homes, either concealed or exposed in dry locations. Six# A. W.C. u 12 10 8 8 G 4 Amixre StfAd>nc lluMber A oi>. Clfrrmf No. And Mil \VAll Outaide Cabackx PiA. or Wrs 4(h> OtA, 15 lx C4.08 2 .478 20 lx 80.81 2 .513 25 1x101.9 3 .605 35 1x128.5 4 -828 35 lx 48.0 4 .856 50 7x 61.2 4 1.016 70 7x 77.2 4 1.112 .Sot. A MM Lcih. Kt. Sims. Hi. LI-- Coil to n. 250' 216 250' 240 250' 304 150' 150* 100' 100' 607 007 700 850 THREE AND FOUR CONDUCTOR--TYPE AC 600 VOLTS i -j44 : 1. Tinned copper conductors. 2. High grade rub ber insulation. 3. Cotton braid--saturated, t Tinned copper wires wrapped on beheads. $ and 6. HublUT-liiied taiic.v 7. Cotton braid saturated with moisture-resisting, llame-retardim; eoioiimmd. smoothie finished to take house paint readil\ ami dusted. For service from pole to house, down i<< meter as both a drop and service entrant e cable Without conduit. Hated tor 7S* (' Ojwratmii Site AWC fi.SA AWC Can* Amy. StrAndtd c*n- Ca rrj>. Strtnaini: lnau.A.td iric <C IntuKtfi C*tuci*r Nut. Caw. C*nOwc.r 12.Sol. 12 20 lx 80.81 10 Sol. 10 30 1x101.9 X X 45 7x 4X.U C 8 65 7x 61.2 6 C 65 7x 61.2 4 <1 85 7s 77.2 I Kf. 7.\ 77." Awpro Ouixat Dun. .317 .378 .44tJ .487 .498 .5.70 .70.1 A ML Sh.H. Sod VS 1 r l.b* Lc.h leoo C'l Ft 250' 88 250' 1 2m 2f.tr 192 2501 240 200' 270 2ff 32.', 1 f.n' ax;, THREE CONDUCTOR--TYPE SE STYLE U UNARMORED I S 34S Paranite three and four-conductor armor bushed cables are constructed same as above. Anti-short bushings arc additional protection against short circuits which may be caused by the sharp saw-cul edge of the steel armor. For concealed or exposed wiring in industrial plants and other buildings -- dry locations only. Useful for fishwork on remod eling jobs. When exposed to dampness use type > Z S * !. t. .Same construction as above exceul that the two insulated conductors -- color coded -- arc laid parallel. In Paranite service entrance cables the use of the bare neutral conductor over the insu lated conductors not onlv reduces the cost but be cause of the diJTictillv of tannine the cable, pre vents the unauthorized use of current. Continuous cables from pole to meter prevents further losses Tape acts as an additional moisture seal. Three Conductor Cables Sis* A.W.U. Amwr* SiumlMc ItoblH-r Ami. flArr-yinc Camcm? No. AM kill DIa. of Wtroo Woll UlM OutBMlC PlA. 14 15 lx 64.08 2 .501 12 20 lx 80.81 2 .537 10 25 1x101.9 3 .642 8 35 1x128.5 4 .877 8 35 7x 48.6 4 .918 G 50 7x 61.2 4 1.082 4 70 7x 77.2 4 1.185 Nut. A|.|. lasth. Kime. Kl `W., Uit Coll 10*1 Kl. 250' 23G 250' 280 250' 384 150' 720 150' 732 100' 850 100' 1150 Four Conductor Cabled 14 12 15 20 lx 64.08 lx 80.8) 2 > .570 .CIO ISO' 272 250' 344 10 25 1x101.9 .787 iso- 560 8 35 ?x 48.6 1 1.017 ioo* 950 6 50 7n 61.2 4 1.210 100' 1050 4 70 7x 77.2 1 1.328 100' 1430 Rated fur 75 " (] OiM-raiuoi a w: su* a wr. Con- A.MI- Slrtiultd Ing.ai(i vvm. inf CAftyit: Conductor Nryi Cam Siohaiiic lnnulat--it ('in'lvcxii A itpro Out aid ft Ouiiii Aril fuolI'm-i MiMi: V\ I.I.. I# I'; 12 Sol 1 0 Sol t2 ]0 2 :n lx 80.81 .31 I x .470 2Sli' IxMU.ti ,:to.-t\ .577 250' i:ti. 2<i<\ 8 8 4*1 7\ -18.<; ,440s .722 270 :* o 6 8 05 7.s 01.2 .183\ .793 200 4 2U 0 f. 67 7 \ 01.2 ,493x .804 150 jr.o 4 t; K`< 7\ 77.2 .f.4fx .878 17t) M.ii t -t 7s 77 r.r.xs X til 1 1 an i. in 3 loo .7X2 \ .ft 2 J5o :t 4 ion .r*8f.\ f 12 Ion <;<; :t ) MO .3!-ls . ;i r:: ian' 7 \ > 2 1 1 1.7 7\ !>7 l r. 17 s l no| Mm Min 2 I 1/0 2 11.*. T i:p' |/0 jr.n 7s !7 J \ l .(IK Ion Kt.o T i : \ i Mil 107 l 7.7lh I 127 i * ) mm It.-,- U I t IT'J P A RANI TE r r j tiGHtC7-' I -* 1 ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES 'BETTE* :THAN CODE fifOUIfi5" SUPER-PARAUSE "RHW" STYLE RR--TYPE USE CABLE HEAVY WALL NEOPRENE JACKET--600 VOLTS 75' WET OR DRY LOCATIONS UNDERGROUND SERVICE ENTRANCE CABLE Listed by Underwriters as Type USE POWER AND CONTROL CABLE FOR AERIAL AND DIRECT BURIAL INSTALLATIONS Slrandi SpaNeuJmAebaetlran Thick**!* CClht tnauL. Jack*! Annrac. O. Inch*! Atiora* Nrt Wfithl Lai./II Kt Standard Paeda** SINGLE CONDUCTOR 14 Solid 03355-14 3 3 .260 4ft 2500 Ft. Heels 12 Solid 03355-12 3 3 .280 56 2S00 Ft. Heels 10* Solid 03355-10 3 3 .300 72 2S00 Ft. Heels 8* Solid 03355-08 4 3 .360 107 2500 Ft. Heels 14f 12t 10f 8f 7 33355-14 3 3 7 33355-12 3 3 7 33355-10 3 3 7 33355-08 4 :t 14 19 33305-14 3 3 12 19 33305-12 3 3 10 19 33305-10 3 3 9 19 33305-09 3 3 .270 .290 .31ft .375 .270 .290 .31ft .330 48 2500 Ft. iteci.s 59 2500 Ft. Hccl> 76 2500 Ft. Heel* 114 2500 Ft. Heels 4b 2500 f,l,t. Heels 59 2500 Ft. Heels 76 2S00 Ft. Heels 110 2500 Ft. Heels 6f 7 33355-06 4 3 4f 7 33355-04 4 3 2' 7 33355-02 4 3 1* 19 33355-01 5 4 ..41ft .460 .520 .630 153 1000 Ft. Heels 212 1000 Ft. Heels 30ft 1000 Ft. Heels 421 1000 Ft. Heels 1/0" 19 33355-51 5 4 .675 483 1000 Ft. Heels 2/0* 19 33355-52 5 4 .720 604 1000 Ft. Ucclx 3/0" 19 33355-53 5 4 .770 72K 1000 Ft. Heels 4/0" 19 33355-54 5 4 .830 884 1000 Ft. Heels 250MCM* 300MCM* 350MCM* 400MCM* 37 37 37 37 33355-55 33355-57 33355-59 33355-61 6 C G 6 ft ft ft ft .940 1.000 1.050 1.100 107ft 1252 1429 1604 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. HecK 1000 Ft. Heels 500MCM* 37 33355-64 6 ft 1.18ft 1946 1000 Ft. Heels G00MCM Cl 33355-CC 7 c 1.330 2372 1000 Ft. Heels 750MCM Cl 33355-72 7 6 1.430 2886 1000 Ft. Heels 1000MCM 61 33355-78 7 6 1.58ft 3731 1000 Ft. Heels TWO CONDUCTOR 14 Solid 03356-14 3 3 .29 x .48 99 1000 Ft. Heels 12 10 8` G' 4 Solid Solid Solid 7 7 03356-12 03356-10 03356-08 33356-06 33356-04 3 3 4 4 4 3 .31 x .ftl 120 1000 Ft. Heels 4 .36 x .ft!) 4 .42 x .71 4 .47 x .81 ft .ftft x.94 167 244 350 ftftU 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Fl. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels THREE CONDUCTOR 14 12 10 8 C" c*t 4* 4*r 2" : 1/0" 2/0" 3/0" 4/0" 300MCM 350MCM 400AICM 450MCM 500MCM Solid Solid Solid Solid 7 7 7 7 7 19 19 19 19 19 37 37 37 37 37 37 03357-14 03357-12 03357-10 03357-08 33357-06 21397-06 33357-04 21397-04 33357-02 33357-01 33357-SI 33357-52 33357-53 33357-54 33357-55 33357-57 33357-59 33357-G1 33357-03 33357-64 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 ft r s 5 5 3 .ft2ft 4 .59ft 4 .640 4 r,:. ft .88ft 7 .980 ft 1.02ft 7 1.09ft 5 1.150 6 " 1.340 6 1.42ft 6 1.530 f, 1.640 7 1.795 1.970 2.090 2.200 2.330 3.520 1 ft4 210 259 380 568 633 772 844 1080 1404 1667 1999 2401 2972 3700 4350 4900 ft 2 ft 0 ftT-m 6230 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels ' 1000 FiTHccIs 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Fl. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels '1000 Fl. Heels 1000 Fl. Heels 1000 Ft. Heels innn Fl. Heels 1000 Fl. Heels 1000 Fl. Heels Underwriters' laboratories listed ns Tvpc USE. cables. tCAA approved under SpeciUcatum 1,-624 (or Type Note: WIhmi CAA Cable is retpiircd. t'uraniic SperiliraliuM 21397 ill ajipiv fur sizes applicable. it its PARANITE it j s T m ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES CODE KEQUtBES" PARANITE HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE SUPER-PARARITE Butyl Insulation PARAPRENE Neoprene Sheath SUPER-PARARITE Butyl Insulation PARAPRENE Neoprene Sheath 3001-5000 VOLT--SHIELDED SINGLE CONDUCTOR GROUNDED OR UNGROUNDED SYSTEM 5001-5000 VOLT--^SHIELDED SINGLE CONDUCTOR GROUNDED SYSTEM For Aerial, Direct Burial, Conduit and Duet Installations For Aerial. Direct Burial. Conduit and Duct Installations 1. Tough, oiL, ncid-, alkali-, and sunlight-rcsistnnt jacket. 2. Rubber-filled tajjc. 3. Shielding tape. 4. Semi-conducting tape. 5. Corona*, ozone-, moisture*, and heat-resistant super-aging insula tion. 6. Coated copper conductors. 1. Tough, oil-, acid*, alkali-, and sunlighi-rcsrvlant jacket. 2. Rubber-filled tape. 3. Shreldme tape. 4. Sctiii-comluclin.e tape. 5. Cornuam/hik-, moisture-, and heat-resistant super-aging m\uiation. 6. Coated copper conductors Cn4utr SU A WO r N. *f KCM Strand* SftMifteattnn NumMr 8 7 33377-08 8 19 23374-08 6 7 33377-06 19 23374-06 4 7 33377-04 4 19 23374-04 2 7 33377-02 2 19 23374-02 1 19 33377-01 1 1/0 37 23374-01 19 33377-51 1/0 37 23374-51 2/0 19 33377-52 2/0 37 23374-52 3/0 19 33377-53 3/0 37 23374-53 4/0 19 33377-54 4/0 37 23374-54 250 37 33377-55 250 61 23374-55 300 37 33377-57 300 61 23374-57 350 37 33377-59 350 61 23374-59 400 37 33377-61 400 61 23374-61 450 37 33377-62 450 61 23374-62 500 37 33377-64 500 61 23374-64 600 COO 61 33377-66 92 23374-66 750 61 33377-72 750 91 23374-72 1000 61 33377-78 1000 91 23374-78 tilht Inch lnvliiitt Shralk 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 S 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 11 5 11 5 11 6 11 6 11 G nG uG li 6 u6 n6 li 6 ii 6 li 6 it 6 n6 n6 n7 li 7 Aiwms. Net O.D. In Wt. I*er Inrhn lM n. .68 270 .68 272 .72 320 .72 321 .77 391 .77 394 .83 498 .83 501 .90 601 .90 602 .94 691 .94 693 .99 804 .99 805 1.04 939 1.04 939 1.10 1103 1.10 1107 1.18 1286 1.18 1286 1.27 1514 1.27 1516 1.32 1700 1.32 1698 1.3C 1.36 1882 1883 1.41 2067 1.41 2064 1.45 2240 1.45 2241 1.53 2599 1.53 2298 1.63 3127 1.63 3128 1.82 1.82 4046 4049 Architects or Engineers Specifications: The following is recommended when a purchas ing specification is desired: "The cable shall be Paranitc Product number SC-5-S-D Specification Number...........--, or approved equal and shall conform to IPCEa and NEMA Specifications." Identification: -- Sizes No. 4 AWG and larger lo have center strand stamped with Paranitc and year of manufacture as '`Paranitc 59". If re quired must be specified. Cnmlwetnr Ms* A WO nr KV nf MCU lit ramil KeeclA. CtllM NmiWf 8 7 23364-08 8 19 23363-08 6 7 23364-06 6 19 23363-06 4 7 23364-04 4 19 23363-04 2 7 23364-02 2 19 23363-02 1 19 23364-01 1 37 23363-01 1/0 19 23364-51 1/0 37 23363-51 2/0 19 23364-S2 2/0 37 23363-52 3/0 19 23364-53 3/0 37 23363-53 4/0 19 23364-54 4/0 37 23363-54 250 37 23364-55 250 61 23363-55 300 37 23364-57 300 61 23363-57 350 37 23364-59 350 61 23363-59 400 37 23364-Cl 400 61 23363-61 450 37 23364-62 450 61 23363-62 SOO 37 23364-64 500 61 23363-64 600 61 233G4-6G 600 91 23363-66 750 61 23364-72 750 91 23363-72 1000 61 23364-78 1000 91 23363-78 Thikn*n Clllia Inrli la < inh 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Slaratli 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 G G G G r, r c 6 G C G G f, r, 7 7 7 7 fl.O in Inrhr* .75 .75 .79 .79 .87 .87 .93 .93 .97 .97 1.01 1.01 1.05 1.05 1.10 1.10 1,16 1.16 1.24 1.24 1.30 1.30 1.3S 1.35 1.40 1.40 1.44 1.44 1.48 1.48 1.5G 1.5G 1.70 1.70 1.85 1.85 Ar>nrn Nat \vt l*. lM Ki 314 316 366 367 468 471 579 583 659 660 750 752 865 86C 1002 1002 mo 1174 1363 1363 1552 1553 1741 1739 1925 1925 2111 2106 228G 2287 2G4R 2G4C 3236 3236 4105 4108 Architects or Engineers Specifications: The following is recommended when a purchas ing specification is desired: "The cable shall be Paranitc Product number SC-7.S-G Specification Number ........... -..... or approved equal and shall conform to IPCF.A and NF.MA Specifications " Identification: -- Sizes No. 4 AWG and larger to have center strand, stamped with Paranitc and year of mamifnrlurr as "Paranile SfT If re quired must !< specified ip it*s P A R A N I T E it*s iight 19 J ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES "BETTE* THAN CODE ftEQUISES** paranite high voltage cable SUPER-PARARITE Butyl Insulation PARAPRENE Neoprene Sheath SUPER-PARARITE Butyl Insulation PARAPRENE Neoprene Sheath 2001-3000 VOLT--UNSHIELDED THREE CONDUCTOR , GROUNDED OR UNGROUNDED SYSTEM ' 3001--5000 VOLT--SHIELDED THREE CONDUCTOR GROUNDED OR UNGROUNDED SYSTEM For Aerial, Direct Burial. Conduit and Duct Installations For Aerial. Direct Burial. Conduit and Duct installations I t 3* i t 3 < 4 <c 1. Tough, oil-, ncid-, alkali-, and sunlight-rodstnnt jacket. 2. Rubber-filled tape. 3. Corona-, ozone-, moisture-, and hcat-rcsisiunl. super-aging insulation. 4. Semi-conducting tape. 5. Coated copper conductors. NOTE--Sizes I/O AWG and larger furnished with a rubber-tilled tape between conductor insulation and jackcL Unless otherwise specified sizes No. 10-8 and 0 A\V(1 Solid do not have a semi-conduct ing tape. Canriiteter Site SrMNtis. A WO -r No. ut rsltMK MCM Kiraatii Number 10 i 13312-10 8 i 13312-08 8 7 23344-08 8 19 23343-08 t 8 19 23300-08 c 7 23344-06 6 19 23343-06 t c 19 23300-06 4 7 23344-04 4 19 23343-04 t 4 19 23300-04 2 7 23344-02 1 19 23344-01 1/0 19 23344-51 2/0 19 23344-52 3/0 19 23344-53 4/0 19 23344-54 250 37 23344-55 300 37 23344-57 350 37 23344-59 400 37 23344-01 450 37 23344-02 500 37 23344-04 Thlekneea Cltka Inch Imu till*A Sliratii 75 75 75 75 77 85 85 87 86 86 88 8C 8G 86 87 87 87 97 98 98 98 98 98 Aparex. Anitrm. Net o n. In wi. tw Inrhr* IMO Pt. .96 460 1.02 550 1.10 613 1.10 C1C 1.29 685 1.27 835 1.27 843 1.46 927 1.38 1093 1.39 noo 1.58 1192 1.51 1420 l.GO 1GG3 1.70 1942 1.83 2347 1.94 2767 2.0C 3288 2.23 3868 2.38 4530 2.49 5116 2.59 5095 2.09 6277 2.78 6834 Architects or Engineers Specifications: The following is recommended when a purchas ing specification is desired: "The cable shall InParanite Product number 3C-3-D Specification Number ........... or approved equal and shall conform to IPCEA and NEMA Specifications." I. `fough. oil-, acid-, alkali-, and sunlight-resis tant jacket. 2. Rubber-filled tape. 3. Copper shielding tapes. 4. Semi-conducting tapes. 5. C-orona-, ozone-, moisture-, and heat-resistant super-aging insulation. 6. Coated copper conduc tors. C*AliK.tr nit* AWC *r n. *r SawlA. call** UCM Klranda Stmktr 8 1 13379-08 C 7 33379-00 0 19 23379-00 4 7 33379-04 4 19 23379-04 2 7 33379-02 2 19 23379-02 1 19 33379-01 1 37 23379-01 1/0 19 33379-51 1/0 37 23379-51 2/0 19 33379-52 2/0 37 23379-52 3/0 ID 33379-53 3/0 37 23379-53 4/0 19 33379-54 4/0 37 23379-54 250 37 33379-55 250 61 23379-55 300 37 33379-57 300 61 23379-57 350 37 33379-59 350 61 23379-59 400 37 33379-61 400 61 23379-61 450 37 33379-C2 450 Cl 23379-62 500 37 33379-64 500 Cl 23379-64 TMeknm* COta Inch Inawlalla* Shexll, 10 G 10 G 10 c 10 G 10 G 10 C 10 G 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 10 7 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 11 8 Avttraa Ani*r*i. Net O.D. l w t r-r Inekea Pi. 1.26 853 1.43 1073 1.44 1Q80 1.54 1313 1.54 1325 1.G7 1CCC 1.67 1G77 1.78 1974 1.79 1978 1.87 2264 1.87 2269 1.97 2627 1.97 2G33 2.08 3062 2.08 3063 2.21 3599 2.21 3613 2.41 4282 2.41 4283 2.53 4891 2.53 489G 2.G4 5503 2.64 549G 2.74 6097 2.74 6100 2.83 C700 2.83 6692 2.92 7268 2.93 7273 Architects or Engineers Specifications: Tin- following is rrrommenried when a purchas- mg specification is desired: "The cable shall |,<Paranite Product number 3C-S-S-0 .Spcmfieniion Number .......... ....... or approved equal and shall conform to IPOEA anil XEMA Specifications." Identification: -- Sizes No. 4 AWC. and larger to tApprovcd by Civil Aeronautics Administration as Type A Airport Ughling Cable in accordance with C. A. A. Spccifiealion 1.-824. : I , have center strand stamped with Paranite and year of manufacture as "Paranite 59" If re quired must be specified. if irj PARANITE irs icht [11] ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES "BETTER THAN CODE REQUIRES" DREADNAUGHT MULTIPLE CONDUCTOR CABLES--600 VOLT 11 Site a. w.c;. 8 8 G G 4 4 3 2 '1 0 00 000 0000 8 8 G G 4 4 V 2 I 0 00 000 0000 8 8 0 G 4 A .1 2 1 0 00 000 0000 8 8 G G 4 4 3 2 1 0 00 000 0000 1. Flexible tinned copper wires. 2. Cotton separator. 3. Rub ber insulation--color coded /or identification. 4. Conductors cabled with jute fillers treated to prevent absorption of moisture. 5. Skeleton braid. G. Heavy duty Neoprene jacket vulcanised in lead and polished. 345 i THREE CONDUCTOR--TYrE "W" ROUND--WITHOUT GROUND MlramllHS SrcclAcatton KuniWr iMIuvtble of Can(Ivctnra - CA.uHiuiMBCrriMiy OuismIc DiatncKr "'I. (Per 1*0" Kl ) Tyi>* rc ri9 ki. i*0 Kl. 1090 Kl. Co'lt neit 49/No. 25 133/No. 29 49/No. 23 133/No. 27 49/No. 21 133/No. 25 133/Nn. 24 41377-08 41373-08 41377-OG 41373-06 41377-04 41373-04 41373-03 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 35 .910 485 G50 700 35 .910 500 670 720 50 1.010 700 1140 1100 50 1.010 710 1150 1110 65 1.170 910 1350 1300 65 1.170 935 1375 1335 75 1.240 1120 1G80 1520 133/No. 23 41373-02 3 90 1.340 1345 1900 1745 133/No. 22 41377-01 3 100 1.510 1700 2500 2150 259/No. 24 41373-SI 3 120 1.650 1990 2790 2440 259/No. 23 41373-52 3 135 1.750 2385 3180 2820 259/No. 22 41373-53 3 155 1.890 2840 3740 3490 259/No. 21 41373-54 3 180 2.040 3480 4380 4130 THREE CONDUCTOR--TYPE MC*' ROUND--WITH CROUND 49/No. 25 61377-08 3 25 .910 485 650 700 133/No. 29 61373-08 3 35 .910 soo 670 720 49/No. 23 61377-06 3 50 1.010 700 1140 1100 133/No. 27 61373-06 3 50 1.010 710 nso 1110 49/No. 21 61377-04 3 65 1.170 910 1350 1300 133/No. 25 133/No. 24 61373-04 61373-03 3 3 65 1.170 935 1375 1336 75 1.240 1120 1680 1520 133/No. 23 61373-02 3 90 1.340 1345 1900 1745 133/No. 22 61377-01 3 100 1.510 1700 2500 2150 259/No. 24 61373-51 3 120 1.C50 1990 2790 2440 259/No. 23 61373-52 3 13S 1.750 23R5 3185 2820 259/No. 22 G1373-53 3 155 1.890 2840 37 40 3490 259/Nci. 21 61373-54 3 180 2.040 3480 4380 4130 FOUR CONDUCTOR--TYPE ~W ROUND --WITHOUT GROUND 49/No. 25 133/No. 29 49/No. 23 133/No. 27 49/No. 21 133/Nn. 25 133/No. 24 133/No. 23 133/No. 22 259/No. 24 259/No. 23 259/No. 22 259/No. 21 41378-08 41374-08 41378-OG 41374-06 41378-04 41374-04 41374-03 41374-02 41378-01 41374-51 41374-52 41374-53 41374-54 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 30 .990 610 1050 1000 30 .990 650 1090 10S0 40 1.100 800 1240 1200 40 1.100 860 1300 1250 55 1.270 1100 1540 1 500 55 1.270 ` 1240 1800 1640 65 1.340 1475 2275 1925 75 1.480 1740 2540 2190 85 1.680 2160 2960 2610 100 1 .790 2540 334 0 2900 1 15 l .113(1 2985 1885 3630 no 2.079 3695 4600 4 34 5 150 2.26(1 4510 5460 5160 FOUR CONDUCTOR--TYPE "C." ROUND--WITH GROUND 49/No. 25 61378-08 4 30 .*190 610 133/No. 29 61374-08 A 60 .990 650 49/No. 23 G1378-0G A 40 1.100 860 133/No. 27 49/Nor. 21 G1374-0G 61378-04 A 4 40 1.100 860 55 1.270 1100 133/No. 25 61374-04 4 55 1.270 1240 133/No. 24 61374-03 4 ns 1.34 0 1475 133/No. 23 61374-02 4 75 1.480 1740 133/No. 22 CI378-01 4 85 1.680 2160 259/No. 24 61374-51 4 100 1.790 264 0 259/No. 23 61374-52 4 115 1.930 2985 259/No. 22 61374-53 4 130 2.070 3696 259/No. 21 61374-5-1 4 150 2.26(1 1610 1050 1090 1240 1300 154(1 1800 2275 254 0 2960 3340 3885 4 600 54 6(1 1000 1050 1200 1250 1 500 1640 1925 2190 2610 2990 3630 4 34 5 5160 , Typo--W and G Round and Flat Cables--600 Volt Sixes No. 8 AWCJ through 4/0 in two through sis eomluclnrs the mimhei- |*.|2fi P.M cmb.isscd in tin- Ppk,cl nnnn*^1 by the Pennsylvania liureau of Mims amt acceptance for listing by Tnc rcdernl Bureau Of Mines. f irs PARANITE it s *icmt0 f 13 } . 'ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES BETTER THAN CODE REQUIRES" DREADNAUGHT WELDING MACHINE CABLE SINGLE CONDUCTOR l. Flexible bare copper wires. 2. Cotton separator. 3. Rubber insulation (600 volts). 4. Skeleton braid. 5. Heavy duty Neo prene jacket vulcanized in lead and polished. Dreadnaught weld ing cable is used on stationary or movable welding machines lor the supply of current from the machine to the electrode and re quires extreme flexibility, light weight, moisture-proof qualities and resistance to abrasion. It 3 Sis* B. A . Gur 8 6 5 4 3 2 1 1/0 2/0 3/0 4/0 250.000 CM 300.000 CM 350.000 CM 400.000 CM 460.000 CM 600.000 CM 4$ lUMdlOC fit Bat* Copper 420 665 840 1064 1323 1666 2107 2646 3325 4256 5320 6384 7581 8806 10101 11396 12691 Nnkr 41570*08 41670*06 41570*05 41570*04 41570-03 41570-02 41670-01 41570*51 41570*52 41570-53 41570-54 41570*55 41570*57 41570*59 41670*61 41670-62 41570*64 OuuMi Dlimilif .390 .400 .455 .500 .525 .562 .700 .766 .815 .859 .922 .950 1.030 1.080 1.160 1.200 1.250 widmr Current CtMeiir Amps 50 75 86 100 150 200 250 300 375 45(J 550 600 650 700 776 82S 900 Drop pr 1*0 Ft Maximum Current 3.71 3.58 3.40 3.18 3.70 3.92 3.88 3.72 3.GR 3.51 3.41 3.12 2.80 2.47 2.40 2.28 2.24 . Approx. Shioeinc vt------------s Per 1000 Fl. A Typ of Pxt too Ft- too Ft. 1000 Fl. ixi* 124 200 170 154 230 200 175 260 220 212 318 292 250 356 330 29C 398 354 380 47G 432 460 572 558 5C8 688 60S 730 860 950 884 1000 1088 1070 1170 1420 1560 ,,, .,_ 1570 1790 1700 1970 2060 2260 ...-- 2250 2470 WELDING MACHINE CABLE--Vulcan or Vulcaprene Sheathed Single Belt CONSTRUCTION: Super flexible conductor composed of fine soft drawn bare copper wires; aluminum foil backed Kraft paper separator; sheathed with a synthetic rubber compound. I To ASTM D-866 or Neoprene sheathed to D-7S2. SpeelAcit Un 5mci*<hiiii Number , ..--Approximate Shinning W CM--n Number N*mkr f Aunrex. C.irrj-mc l*rr 1000 Keet .eiu A WO Tr** n.m Tji*e n.tss K*. Winn, Outxid* pKmrKr t'..iiufir Ainix-rn T|,f D-ttt C...I Heel Ty o-tj: CaiI flxl 6 41420-06 41425-06 665 .385" . 75 137 159 153 168 4 41420-04 41425-04 10S0 .445" 100 190 214 206 224 3 41420-03 41425-03 1323 .475" 150 236 263 255 274 2 41420-02 41425-02 1666 .540" 200 3Q3 318 330 345 1 41420-01 41425-01 2107 .590" 250 368 394 398 424 1/0 41420-51 41425*51 2646 .650" 300 4G0 486 485 511 2/0 41420-52 41425-52 3332 .715" 375 559 591 599 631 3/0 41420-53 41425-53 4214 .785" 460 706 751 754 799 4/0 41420-54 41425-54 5320 .855" 550 881 934 Standard Packages--Can Furnish All Sizes in 2S0 Fool Coils 940 993 Sizes 6 through 1--1.000 Ft. Heels--Sizes 1/0 through 4/0--500 or 1000 Ft. Reels. 250 foot coils one length, plus or minus variation of 15"*. 500 and 1.000 loot reels--one length plus or minus variation of 20%. ____ Tl>i- valuH fr rtrrvmc ar, Iniml MO it p|iin.< I i >r- f {* f m. .. { (- 4(,(, r**l.l Inart of irntn apimifimainly SI imr e**i Utr tin* No z Awe calil* to amir........... ;.l ,>orenm f.r hr No 1/Oawc <*** anrt hlchrr f,,r Ihc nmallnr ms*a. The aism nf Mlilri rot.r.iiii' u--<l rani;* Iron* No * a (. to N .1/0 Arc. In actual a*rrH-* the Inail factor may be mack bibber than indieMed willnn ...or-hnaUAc he *rner*llj- Hn MlMatmallr Vawm * C. a, iitr .hhix.ui temneraiurr will VULCAN WELDER POWER SUPPLY CABLE CONSTRUCTION; Extra flexible tinned copper conductor; paper separator; Performance Synthetic Rub ber Compound; conductors cabled together with jute fillers; separator and covered wilh Synthetic Rub ber sheath Compound overall. All cables supplied with color coded insulated conductors n\ follows- Two conductor cable: one conductor black and one conductor white. Three conductor cable: one conductor black, one conductor white and one conductor green. Four conductor cable: one conductor black, one conductor white, one conductor creen and one conduc tor red. su< SAMlAniMH Number of Conductor I P.C.F..A. a miierace awc N'umUfr Conductor* Stranrtinc Uatlnc 8 41395-08 2 133x29 40 8 41396-08 3 133x29 35 8 41397-08 4 133x29 30 6 41395-06 2 133x27 50 6 41396-06 3 133x27 50 6 41397-06 4 133x27 40 250 foot cods--^>ne length, plus or minus variation of minus variation of 20%. InaulUIA* Thiehneaa 4/64 4/64 4/64 4/64 4/64 4/G4 '6. 500 a ml SlWtlA ThlCHA**, 6/64 6/64 6/64 G/G4 6/64 6/04 1,000 foot Asiiratiinii, on Annimimtit Shinmnc Wi M Ft .782 338 .82R 426 .915 540 .850 417 .900 5G2 1.010 699 reels--one length, plus or If in PARAN1TE it-s sight ( 15 ) " ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES PARANITE FLEXIBLE CORDS PARALLEL ALL-RUBBER--TYPE POSJ-SP "BETTER THAN CODE REQUIRES** PARANITE FLEXIBLE CORDS BREWERY CORDS --TYPE CBN l* t 1. Extra flexible copper conductors. 2. Separa tor. 3. Rubber insulation, applied over conductors to make a one-piece cord -- by soiittine ends in the center of tbe groove conductors can be tipped back very easily. Paranite Paratwin cord is easier to attach and has better appearance. Furnished on 250-ft. spools. 10 spools to a car ton. except size 16 Awg., 6 spools to carton. Underwriter* 91s* A.W.G.. Tr** Letter 18 POSJ-64SP1 18 POSJ-32SP2 10 P0SJ-32SP2 N*. AstMr Apvrea. Shoe. and Sts* Wall of Wires ttthi O.U. WuUi IflCAtt At Ft( 41x934 2 .125X.245 31 41x934 AW .14SX.295 35 65x934 3 .170X.315 52 PARALLEL PLASTIC--TYPE POT-SPT Soft annealed 34 copper, one tinned and one plain conductor, plastic integral insulation and jacket to permit easy separation into two sepa rately insulated conductors. Furnished in black, white, and brown color. SPT-l for A* insulation. SPT-2 for insulation. Underwriters Ne. Sis* A.W. r.. Troe Lfltrr * and Slsc nr wire* 18 SPTl 41x934 IS S!T2 41x934 10 SPT2 05x934 nabfcer Wall (IIHl 2 3 3 A pores. O.P. Inch** .117x.23Q .148X.285 .1G2X.300 shoe. Wu Lbe. M Teel 23 32 40 THERMOSTAT CONTROL CARLE (LOW VOLTACK) Thermoplastic insulated Ihcnnoxhi! cable that strips and tislics easily. Insulation resists com bust ion and shorting to ground and between eon. ditetors. Available in either thermoplastic jaekel. waxed liberglas and cotton braid, or in Ual paral lel construction with no overall rover. Thermoplastic Insulation--Thermoplastic Jacket SlU 18/2 16/2 14/2 12/2 10/2 Neoprene Insulated Sree<Seetton Hamper 51432--18 51432-16 51432-14 51432-12 51432-10 Stranding 16 x930 26 x930 41 x930 65 x#30 105 x930 Attitrus O.D. 1 Afll.i .250 .270 .360 .400 .450 A IMTHI N-i Wt Mn 25 35 60 80 110 PARANITE HEATER CORDS 90* C. NEOPRENE--TYPE HPN Mi 3000 Cycles. 300 Volts * Wwhwm tauptl (MdliiUtK; nltM wimw. hanth atreaded aapaar condactar. Type HPN all neoprene heater cord is a non fraying, specialized heating appliance cord. For use on appliances rated at more than 50 watts and with surface heats no greater than 90* C (194* F.) likely to contact the cord. Flexibility is as sured. with 3.000 cycle flex test. In addition, the neoprene coverings, available in colors, allows for utmost in cleanliness and sanitation. The cov ering is absolutely impervious to oil. grease, liq uids and may be quickly wiped clean and dry. K.i A \Y t; <.f Wiir. 18 41x134 10 GSx934 ln> -411... 3 A M*m t. .I7X.32 .lSx.33 A |..i..\ N>t 'V i .M h i 42 52 >1.1 I'kt 2 2 BRAIDED--TYPE UP!) A wis. Rise aittl Cttnil. 18/2 18/3 18/4 18/5 .t|i--itnMim NomMer 02574-18 02575--18 02570-18 02577-18 Appres. niam. In. .170 .185 .200 .240 Wl. |.lt* t00 F*t. 10 25 32 30 Kc.ml.ir.l Simnl 500 FI. 500 Fl. 500 Ft. 500 Fl. White Thermoplastic Insulated Flat Parallel Construction--No Overall Cover --------PARANITE-- A tt*C. nnd Cund. 18/2 18/3 .->1--rtraliMti Number 02572-18 02573-18 Apnrnz, In. .073X.150 .073X.220 Wl l.l-- idea r. 15 24 S|n.l 500 Fl. 500 FL It JI s i. Flexible copper conductors. 2. Separator. 3. Unvulcanized rubber insulation. 4. Asbestos cov erings. S. Conductors arc twisted and braided to gether with a soft or glazed cotton or ravon braid overall. 250-ft. coils. \ tv < 18 10 14 18 10 Extra Flexible--3000 Cycles W.r... 41x934 0Sx#34 104X934 Kltillnwmt <4tU\ I 1 1 In. 1..-- .290 .315 .345 32 42 55 Special Flexible-- 10.000 Cycles 05x930 1 HU.\930 ) .335 42 s 5 3 IF IT'S P ARAN T E IT'S IICH [ IT } ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES BETTER THAN CODE REQUIRES** PARANITE ALUMINUM ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS ACSR(BARE) i | . PARANITE ALUMINUM ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS SELF-SUPPORTING SECONDARY AND SERVICE DROr CABLE A.W.C. G 5 4 4 :i 2 2 I' 1 /a 2/0 3/0 4/0 Standard Shpc.. Kerin J-cui. Kacli Mi. 0 3trAl - .. place KqK.* Alum. Steel re AM Itnel 8 G 1 17240 124G 7 G 1 13700 124G G G 1 10R70 124G G 7 1 7120 955 r G 1 8G20 124G 4 G 1 0825 124G 4 7 1 8950 955 3 G ] 5405 124C 2 0 1 8585 1246 1 6 i c.boo 124G 1/0 G I 5400 I24G 2/0 G 1 4285 124G SAholett..fMCaIl'l* I-Sth. Bach rirce Kl. 5750 208 45GS 208 362S 208 3560 239 2875 20S 2275 208 2240 23!i 1800 20S 1430 /OK Ijtrgrr .sizes available. Haaml MiMal ih- winum Cl) *?. At <t%. <*l Sinailanl IcneHia an- a|t|iasim*ia. Tlx- allavilil' hall Ih> I* |wr * -wi r mini S |iar mat- tar aiena Ilian K.., t. ami |ilun Mr minim I* p*r mil far Na. I ami u>alH*r. ALUMINUM-COVERED LINE WIRE ........I .'iia \ \v.: I'l.rar .............k. *!. in Polyethylene Type xi r. Caiinar Knuiv. , ' sill. l-ke Wl. e-- Ucm(__.v , .iIihIim-. Mm 1.1m Mm l>r lali. w lactU. i* l Kt.t SI. nr| Kl. Cm! G 2 i 8 31.7 8000 254 3100 98 4 2 i 0 48.0 5500 264 2900 130 2 i 4 79.2 3000 238 1800 142 SlriMlMl Alunimani Cnmlariar (i > 7 X 35.0 G500 228 2800 98 4 2 7 (i r.:t.n 4f>no 240 2000 107 2 l\ 7 4 87.4 2500 219 1500 131 1 7 :i 107 4400 471 1000 107 1 /O 4 7 2 140 4800 G72 750 105 2/0 4 7 i 172 3700 G3G :i/n 4 t I/O 211 2900 01 2 i/d 1 7 2/0 2G0 2200 f.98 i /n I III 2/0 255 2400 G12 Neoprene Type SalM AlamiaaiH rnadarlar G :s 1 8 45.7 8000 3GG 31 on 142 4 n 1 G G4.0 5500 352 2900 180 2 1 4 92.2 3000 277 1800 1GG Slrnmtrd Alamimm (`amlMrlar G ** 7 8 51.5 6500 335 2800 144 4 :i 7 G 73.3 4500 330 2000 147 2 3 7 4 105 2500 2G3 1500 158 1 4 7 3 143 4400 G29 1000 143 1 /O 4 7 171 4800 821 750 128 2/0 4 7 I 208 3700 770 3/0 4 7 1/0 251 2900 728 4/0 4 7 2/0 30G 2300 704 ...... -UanrU m> mtnal rtr m*aanrn--ST*: . a I ! <'..i-nri-.l iiMMlmtnr inial wrieftt. fh.ina < hitf A.W.C. `G !4 ;4 ;_____ '> ' I/O *. 1/0 2/0 2/0 3/0 4/0 G f, 4 4 2 1/0 1/0 2/0 2/0 3/0 4/0 polyethylene Triplex Type 1 mmI Thick. Ctlbs Sir in. xtr.* l.ln Of U Vt.t . < kc -- Hf f my r -- latth. 1.1. AM I.Clh I*.*h V\. llaM St C...I All-Aluminum Neutral Messenger l I3 73 7 ;; 7 i 4 100 2000 200 500 50 7 151 1500 227 500 7G 7 Mil 1500 242 500 82 7 240 1000 240 500 120 395 1000 39 5 19 4 7 390 1000 390 74 7 4 KG 1000 4 86 19 1 478 1000 478 19 1 19 5K3 1000 583 19 4 19 722 1000 722 ....... ACSR Neutral Messenger 1 3 6/1 112 1700 190 500 57 37 6/1 120 1700 204 500 61 i 3 G/l 170 1500 255 500 85 7 3 G/l 180 1500 270 500 91 7 j; G/l 270 1000 270 500 135 47 6/1 431 1000 431 19 4 G/l 42G inoo 4 26 7 1 G/l 54 4 1000 544 1 9 1 0/1 53G 1000 536 1 9 -I G/l G57 1000 G57 19 G/l 814 1000 814 Neoprene Triplex Type I mI l*ll.TiiM U r.m.% N \\\G lo S.1 Ut | hk Mir* ----- .l l*kc - - --. , 4m l.l, ] j, i^iii i x* h mi I , Vi All-A I it minimi Ncul ml Messenger G 1t 7 I 37 2000 27 t 500 69 1 1 1 19 1 1 Min 290 500 99 .1 7 1 21 1 .'.on 323 590 108 2 71 1/0 * 3IJ.N l nun 30S 500 154 tKM imia 4K9 /(I 19 *, 7 4 80 1000 489 2/0 7 .7 7 592 inoo 592 2/0 fi . 7` .XII loon 5X0 :;/n 19 19 0K2 1000 GK2 4 /0 19 5 19 832 iooo 832 ACXU Nett ml Messenger 0 1 1 G/l 150 non 255 500 75 G 7 4 G/l 1G4 1700 279 500 80 1 1 t G/l 212 1500 318 500 1 0G 4 7 4 G/l 233 1500 350 500 117 2 7 1 Ci/1 337 1000 337 500 1G9 /( 7 /l 535 1000 535 /<) 19 * G/l 52G inoo 52G 2/0 7 G/l G50 1000 G50 2/0 19 * G/l G3S 1000 G38 3/0 19 G/| 75G loon 7 5 G 4/0 19 5 G/ 1 925 1000 925 * M-M-m-t hsi* nntitral t ......................... Iii'i.ims | mi in if it*s PARANITE 'f m icmt^ f in 1 FLggTgiCAL WIRES AMD CABLES \lfr7Z&)!r,BETTEI1 THAN_CODE_REQtJiRES^ TYPES OF INSULATION--TEMP. RATING--USE OF WHIES AND CABLES Rubber-Covxrwd Fixture Win Solid or Rubai. Co* xd Fixture Wire flexible Straadioc Heat Rwiitxnt SOieoM Solid or 7 Streak HdUHaiMMt Rabbar-Covtrxt Fixture Wire Solid er 1-Strand Heal.RmisiaAt Rubber* Covered Fixture Wire-- Flexible Stranding Therm*pl**u* Covered Fixture Wire Solid or Streaded The/raopiartic Covered Fixture Wire Flexible Stranding Cotton Covered Heat Tlxoiotent Fixture Wire Aabaatoo Covered Kent IUliitut Fixture Wire Type Letter RF*1 RF-2 FF*t FF-2 SF-t SF-2 RFH-t RFH** FFH-t mw TF TFT cr AF Mat Opcr r c. CO* c. MO* F. 40* C. w c. wo* r. zoo *c. 372* F. 200* C. 3*2* r. 75* c. ter f. 75* <L t*T* F. ?& ft. UT* V. 75* <:. 1(57* F. to* C. WO* F. 40* CL U0* F. so*c. IS<* F. ISC* c. 302* F. tnaulation Cod* Rubber Code Rubber Cod* Rubber Cod* Rubber Silicon* Rublier Rubber Heat Rmietant Rubber fleet Remnant Rubber Heat flewKuani Rubber Heat Reaiaiant Rublier Therfnntia*i ic Theemetdastk Impregnated Cotton Immex'nated Aabeaiaa Ode Rubber R CO* c. we* r. Code Rubber Meet flxani.nit Rubber RH ?rc. trr* r. Heat Resistant Rubber Heat fleaieuat Rubber Moisture Rmirtant Rubber MoiiUile end Uni Knaunl Rubber RHH RW ftlf.RW o* c. I* F. 40* C. we* F. 40* ft. wo* F. 73* CL 167* F. Heat IUmuM Rubber Meaetum Reriatent Rubber M mature and lieat Reaiaiant Rubber Mmature and Ural Rmmtant Rublev Heat and Moitture Rcaetont Rublier I^tcx Rubber Heat Rearataot l^trx Rubber Mnieture Rruixiaat Ixbt Rublier Thermerdaatic Mnieture Rteixtont Tbcnneniaetie RUW RO uun Rirw T TW 75* C. 147* F. Heat and Moiaturc Raaiatant Rubber 40* 0. WO* F. 30% Unmilled Grainlma Rubber 75* C. 167* F. 30% UnmiHed Grainlrm Rubber 40* C. wo* F 60* C. WO* f. 0*C. we* f. 30% UnmiUed Grainlaaa Rubber Flamcci torrtant Thermmiiaaur enmimun.i yiiiaevrixwUnl M mature* imitinl TtiemxmlMlv Outer Cover Nen-metafiie Covering Neovnetaliic Covennt Non*onetaliie Covennt Non*metallic Cemat Loeeuered Clam latewiM Clam Non.metallic Concring Nnnmetnlbc Concring Men.metallic Cnvering Nnne None Nnne None Memturc flmiatant Flam* Retaadaat Naaearullit Covering Mmature Soaialant Flame Retardant Non metallic Covennt M banture Knmstant Flame Retardant Filirnua Covering Mmature Raaiaal Flam* Retardant Nnn-metallw* Cmeecine Mmaturn Kmiatant. Fla meunxroa n t. Nnmetallic Covering Mmature llmutani Flame Retardant Nnmmntallie Covering M mature Kmiatant Flame Retardam Nm.metallic Covering Mmature Rnuaiant Flame Retardant Nnn*melaibe Covering Metature Kmtaiant Flame Retardant Kmf None Mineral Ineuitiion (metal Sheathed) Thermeotaeuc and Aihuiu Vamiabed Cambric Aabmten and Vamiabed Combrie Aahuwaa and Vamiabed Cembrie Aabeatoe and Vamiabed Cambric Ml TA V AVA AVL AVB C. 1* F. so* c. 1C F. s*c. tts* F. no* c. 230* F. ne* c. no* f. so* c. IS<* F. Maaamium Oiide Tbermomaaue Vamiebed Cambric Impragaatod Aabaatoa and Vamiabad Cambric Impregnated Aabmtoa and Vamiabed Cambhe Impregnated Aaboatea and Vamiabed Cambric (^HHier Flam*- Retantani. Cottnn Braid Him.metallic Cnvenng nr Lead Sheath Aabexiea Rraid f/eart Sbeath Flame Retardant Cotton Braid Axtomtox Aabeatoe Aabeatoa A AA At soe* c. ssr F. 200* c. 3S2* F. its* c. 237* F. Aabeetoa Aabaatoa Without Axheetna Braid With Axhestee Braid Impregnated Aabeauia Aabnauia Sloe* burning Weatberpradi At A SB wr m* c. 257* F. 1 FA* C. i l*t* F. i i so* c. > ITS* F. Impregnated Aalwema 3 Braida *1 Impregnated 1 Fire KtnWim ] With AilmiM Braid Outer i'mver ltnnbr.1 At kcaal 3 impregnated Cotton Braida or |................................... Special Peevtxioru and Ua* Fitturr winnr limited to 300 voiu Finn annexe end aa permitted ta Section 3103 Fitturr wtnng Umxtod to 300 veil* Fixture wiring and ae permitted in Section 3103. High Temperature Fixture wiring limited to 300 voltx. High Temperature Fixture winng 400 rolta. Fixture winng limited to 300 volt* Fuwtt wiring ti (iffmuiM Ifl .WtfRR 1IA1 KimvIf wmBf tn Iftft Kiiimi* wiring and a* i>rrmiiiii n .Whim .110.1 Kmvri* iwbl1 and Sm h**i !l 1 A*) larBimal * Fixture wiring limited ta 300 vnli* Fixture winng limited to 300 vnita Dry Location* Dry Location* ' tlry Imcatitmx Dry and Wet, Location* Drv and W tawatinn. G*^W|| tlftF Pry and Wet Locaunni Pry ievaunnx Dry Draiimt Drv anil IVw lawaiwm. 1 Vri Imluni Dry anil Wit Loeaimn* Dry.Wet Uicauonx with Tyne O lerminatmo fitting*. Max. ofwr. tTM ir afinrtal appl. 2S0* C Switchboard wrrine enlv Dry location* only. In raeewayt only ior lead* to or within %p- Dry location*. Oiaen wiring. In racewxy* ter lead* to or wathm lry Uituimwi. only. In rirt'ir< only |nr loads In nr wiihm arliaraiwn bntilmi ui 300 voiia Dry lraiinna..Ul>*a wiring.-Race- liry bwatum*. tlpen wiring. Kac- %*uyt +h4>rm inntt, SII iiv tiimn wiring by apemal pecnuMinn or when other inauiauona net mil. able In- miunc ennditien* ELECTRICAL WIRES AND CABLES BETTER THAN CODE REQUIRES** WIRE GAUGES--DIAMETER--AREA--WEIGHT. . . 1. 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THAN '-'CODE BEQUIKES" WIRE GAUGES-DIAMETER-AREA--WEIGHT. . . W*. G.H. l*--* #nm4 A.W.C w a.*s. 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I.?i5 1.1)1 9635 785J 1 7641 1 75.00 23.04 77.37 21.16 19.8) 19.36 1600 15 77 15.50 12.96 17 47 10.24 9.888 7 842 7 840 6 79 5 760 4 6)2 4 000 3 91 1 3 875 3 10? 1 7 560 7 460 1 V5 i 1.547 1 440 l 277 t 000 .9728 I *< *6.It*. > M> .1021 .09932 .09671 .09373 .08879 .08563 .0830? .08098 .07791 .07297 .07069 .07055 .06818 .06427 .05910 .05481 0509 3 .05067 .04909 .04573 .04289 .04104 .04039 .03661 .03575 .03743 .03203 .0314? .02977 .02850 .02545 .02540 .0748 3 .0234) .02207 .07014 .02011 .01948 .01874 .01767 .01705 .01597 01539 01533 .01370 .01267 Qi 167 01131 .0107? .otoos .009*10 .00*107 007967 .007*54 .006567 .006318 .005189 .005010 .003973 .003973 .003151 .007919 .007499 .0070? 7 .001982 001963 00>57? 001797 001746 0009**4 .0007*3* 0007297 0006216 0005067 .0004929 .610 .593 .575 .560 .527 .511 .496 4*4 .465 -437 423 .4?? 406 .3*4 .353 .32? .304 302 .293 .273 .256 .245 .241 .219 .213 .194 .191 .1*6 .175 .170 .153 .152 .14* .1 39 .131 .120 .119 .116 .108 .70S .102 .0954 .0920 .0916 .081* .0757 .069* .0676 .0641 .0600 .05*7 .0404 .04 76 .046* .0391 .0377 .0310 .0299 .0217 .0237 .01*8 .0174 01 49 .0121 on* .0117 .0094 0077 00)4 .0059 .0047 0044 0037 00)0 j .0079 1 .908 .881 .855 .834 .7*5 .762 .738 .720 .693 .649 .628 .627 .606 .571 .525 *88 .453 .451 436 .407 .382 .365 .159 .326 .318 .288 .285 .280 .260 .253 .227 .226 .221 .208 .196 .179 .1 78 .173 .162 .157 .151 .14? .116 .116 .121 .113 .104 .101 .0954 .0893 .0871 .0721 .0708 .0698 .05*4 .0562 .0462 .0445 .0154 .0154 .0280 .0260 .022? .0180 .01 76 .01 75 0140 0115 .0111 0088 .0070 .0065 0055 0045 0044 l -