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INCREASING SOLAR DEMAND
Our photovoltaic (PV) wire is built to meet the increasing demands of solar applications. Our conductors are UL 4703 approved and available in black, white, or red 600V, 1kV, or 2kV.
XLPE INSULATION
Our conductors are insulated with thermoset crosslinked polyethylene for use in both grounded and ungrounded solar arrays—designed to withstand heat, cold, and moisture.
Service Wire always goes above and beyond to meet the requirements of the end user/customer.
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ServiceSOLAR® PV WIRE
RHW-2/EnviroPLUS®
600V Copper, LSZH Jacket
AVAILABLE:
#16 AWG - 750 Kcmil
VW-1 Rated
FT-1 Rated
Direct Burial
Service Wire ADVANTAGE
Cable Management
Lock in pricing and ensure product availability for the duration of your job with inventory management.
Emergency Service
When you need wire and cable fast, call on Service Wire. We offer true, 24/7 emergency service, 365 days a year.
Quality Systems
Excellence is at the core of everything we do—from the raw, made in North America materials to our stringent in-house testing.
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SERVICESOLAR®
For everything under the sun, SerivceSOLAR® is the right solution. Still have questions? Download our ServiceSOLAR® Selection Guide.
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