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High-Voltage UL Wire
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High-Voltage UL Wire (UL10269)

Product Positioning:Manufactured in strict compliance with UL standards, this high-voltage insulated wiring cable is developed for various electrical and electronic equipment in North America. With excellent overall performance and a complete range of specifications, it meets internal wiring requirements for equipment operating at different temperatures and power ratings, serving as a mainstream general-purpose wire for equipment assembly and internal wiring across North America.

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