Pacer Black 10 AWG Primary Wire - 100' - WUL10BK-100

Pacer Black 10 AWG Primary Wire - 100' - WUL10BK-100

Marsoni

M251S

$55.99

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Pacer Black 10 AWG Primary Wire - 100' - WUL10BK-100Pacer Black 10 AWG Primary Wire 100' WUL10BK 100 Black 10 AWG Primary Wire 100' Pacer's marine wire is designed to handle the harshest marine environments. It is manufactured to meet and exceed the most stringent specifications. This 10 AWG marine wire is constructed in the USA to achieve the highest level of quality. Built from Type III class K tinned copper, this wire offers excellent flexibility. The tinned copper also resists corrosion adding to

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011