SINGLE CONDUCTORS

SERVICEPRO-X®

RW90

600 Volt Copper

No Pulling Lubricant Required

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ServicePro-X^®—Eliminate the Need for Pulling Lubricant

Description

Single copper conductor, stranded and insulated with moisture, heat, and flame resistant, chemically crosslinked polyethylene. ServicePRO-X^® Insulation–No Pulling Lubricant Required (#6 AWG and larger). Available in colors.

Application

Suitable for general purpose wiring, power distribution, and branch circuit wiring where a cable having superior flame retardance is required. Suitable for use in 105°C dry systems. Also suitable for use in low leakage circuits requiring a dielectric constant of 3.5 or less (Hospital Grade).

Standards

ASTM Standards: B-3 (soft or annealed), B-8 (concentric lay stranded),
B-787 (combination strand)
UL 44, C(UL)US RW90: UL Listed/C(UL): Certified by UL for use in Canada
ICEA S-95-658/NEMA WC-70
Flame Rated: CT Use (1/0 AWG and larger)
Temperature Rated at 90°C Wet/Dry, Cold Temperature Rated at -40°C
Sunlight Resistant, Gasoline and Oil Resistant II
Appliance Wiring Material: Style 3578
RoHS Compliant

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Part Number	Size ^{(AWG or Kcmil)}	Strand ^(no.)	Insulation Thickness ^(mils)	Nominal Diameter Overall ^(in.)	Approx. Net Weight ^(lb./1000')	Ampacity* ^{90°C Wet/Dry}
XH14BK	14	7	30	0.133	18	35†
XH12BK	12	7	30	0.152	27	40†
XH10BK	10	7	30	0.175	39	55†
XH8BK	8	7	45	0.233	64	80
XH6BK	6	7	45	0.271	97	105
XH4BK	4	7	45	0.320	149	140
XH3BK	3	7	45	0.344	185	165
XH2BK	2	7	45	0.374	230	190
XH1BK	1	19	55	0.426	291	220
XH1/0BK	1/0	19	55	0.467	366	260
XH2/0BK	2/0	19	55	0.512	456	300
XH3/0BK	3/0	19	55	0.560	569	350
XH4/0BK	4/0	19	55	0.619	711	405
XH250BK	250	37	65	0.702	835	455
XH300BK	300	37	65	0.759	996	500
XH350BK	350	37	65	0.806	1,155	570
XH400BK	400	37	65	0.851	1,314	615
XH500BK	500	37	65	0.926	1,631	700
XH600BK	600	61	80	1.047	1,967	780
XH750BK	750	61	80	1.145	2,441	885
*Per NEC Table 310.15 (B)(17). †The overcurrent protection for items marked with an obelisk (†) shall not exceed 15 amps for #14 AWG, 20 amps for #12 AWG, and 30 amps for #10 AWG per NEC 310-17 footnote. NOTE: The data shown is approximate and subject to standard industry tolerances.