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Used Hubbell Wiegmann Cables And Wires in Canada

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    Hubbell Female Outlet

    Hubbell Female Outlet

    • Manufacturer: Hubbell Wiegmann

    Savona, Canada
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    Hubbell Twist-Lock Receptacle

    Hubbell Twist-Lock Receptacle

    • Manufacturer: Hubbell Wiegmann

    Savona, Canada
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    HUBBELL HBLI45163LEDY

    HUBBELL HBLI45163LEDY

    • Manufacturer: Hubbell Wiegmann

    45 Ft #16/3 SJO 10 A 125 VAC 3-Wire Length: 45 ft | Wire type: Other | Wire size: 16 AWG | # of conductors: 3 | Made in: UNITED STATES | Cable length: 45 Ft | Cable type: #16/3 SJO | Current rating: 10 A | Voltag...

    $662 USD
    British Columbia, Canada
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    HUBBELL VP10477-S39

    HUBBELL VP10477-S39

    • Manufacturer: Hubbell Wiegmann

    4-Wire 4-Pole Amps: 100 amps | Voltage: 600 volts | # of poles: 4 | Housing material: Copper-free aluminum | Plug type: Pin & Sleeve | Fit: Female

    $270 USD
    British Columbia, Canada

Overview

Cables and wires are essential components in electrical and electronic systems, used for transmitting power, signals, or data. They come in various types, such as coaxial, fiber optic, and twisted pair, each suited for specific applications. These products are crucial in industries ranging from telecommunications to industrial automation, ensuring efficient and reliable connectivity.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying cables and wires?

Consider the type of cable or wire, its application, length, and gauge. Ensure it meets the necessary standards and specifications for your project.

How can I ensure safe shipping for cables and wires?

Choose a reliable shipping service and ensure the cables and wires are properly packaged to prevent damage during transit. Label the packages clearly to avoid mishandling.

What is the maintenance routine for cables and wires?

Regularly inspect for wear, fraying, or damage. Ensure connections are tight and free of corrosion. Replace any damaged sections to maintain system integrity.