2/0 AWG Yellow – 100 foot Get Yours

Pacer WUL2/0YL-100 2/0 AWG Marine Battery Cable is a yellow UL-approved tinned copper battery cable supplied in a 100 ft length, designed for high-amperage marine battery, generator, starter, ground, switch, windlass, inverter, and DC power connections.

Pacer 2/0 AWG Marine Battery Cable is built for demanding marine electrical systems where corrosion resistance, flexibility, and durability are essential. It uses Type III Class K annealed finely stranded tinned copper conductors to help resist corrosion while remaining flexible enough for routing through tight spaces, bends, and enclosed compartments.

This yellow 2/0 AWG cable is insulated with a tough, flexible PVC jacket designed to handle harsh marine conditions, including vibration, moisture, oil, gasoline, abrasion, flame exposure, acids, and alkalis. Pacer’s marine battery cable spec sheet lists this cable family for high-amperage applications such as connecting a battery or generator to a switch, starter, ground, windlass, inverter, or other high-amperage equipment.

Key Features

• 2/0 AWG marine battery cable
• Yellow insulation
• Supplied in a 100 ft length
• UL-approved marine cable
• Type III Class K annealed finely stranded tinned copper conductor
• Tinned copper helps resist corrosion in marine environments
• Highly flexible for routing through tight spaces
• Tough, flexible PVC jacket
• Easy to strip, bend, and route
• Designed for high-amperage marine electrical equipment
• Resistant to acid, alkali, abrasion, flame, gasoline, oil, and moisture
• Made in the USA
• Suitable for marine DC systems where yellow insulation is preferred for negative or ground identification

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Pacer
• SKU: WUL2/0YL-100
• Product Type: Marine battery cable
• Cable Size: 2/0 AWG
• Color: Yellow
• Length: 100 ft
• Conductor Stranding: 19×70/0.0100
• Conductor Material: Annealed finely stranded tinned copper
• Conductor Standard: ASTM B172 Class K
• Nominal Insulation Thickness: 0.080 in
• Nominal Outside Diameter: 0.650 in
• Nominal Circular Mils: 133000
• Nominal Area: 67.4 mm²
• Approximate Weight: 551 lb/M
• Insulation: Flexible, color-coded PVC
• Insulation Temperature Range: -20°C to 105°C
• Voltage Rating: 600 V
• Temperature Rating: 105°C dry, 75°C wet, 60°C oil
• Standard Put-Ups for WUL2/0: 50 ft, 100 ft, 250 ft
• Print Legend: PACER E157097 (UL) 2/0AWG 600V BC-5W2 105°C DRY, 75°C WET OR AWM 1232/1284 VW-1 OIL RESISTANT I LL102583 CSA TEW 105°C FT1

Applications

• Battery cable connections
• Generator wiring
• Starter wiring
• Ground wiring
• Switch connections
• Windlass wiring
• Inverter wiring
• High-amperage marine equipment
• Boat electrical system upgrades
• Marine DC power distribution
• Negative or ground cable runs where yellow insulation is preferred

Ideal For

• Boat builders
• Marine electricians
• RV electrical installers
• Boat owners upgrading battery cables
• High-amperage DC wiring projects
• Battery bank, inverter, windlass, generator, and starter circuit installations
• Installations requiring a 100 ft length of yellow 2/0 AWG tinned copper marine cable

System Compatibility

• Suitable for marine battery and high-amperage DC systems
• Suitable for applications requiring 2/0 AWG battery cable
• Suitable for 600 V rated cable applications
• Suitable for installations requiring tinned copper marine-grade conductors
• Compliant with UL Standard 1426 BC-5W2, AWM 1232/1284 for 1–4/0 AWG, CSA TEW, ABYC E-11.15, Coast Guard 33 CFR Part 183, and RoHS requirements listed by Pacer.

Check Before Ordering

• Confirm that 2/0 AWG cable is correct for your amperage, voltage, and cable run length.
• Confirm yellow is the correct color for your wiring plan.
• Confirm the 100 ft length is appropriate for the full run, including routing, bends, and service loops.
• Verify that the 0.650 in nominal outside diameter will fit through your conduit, clamps, glands, and bulkhead penetrations.
• Use properly sized marine-rated lugs, heat shrink, terminals, and circuit protection.
• Follow applicable ABYC, UL, Coast Guard, and local electrical requirements.
• Use the correct crimping tools and installation practices for large battery cable terminations.