Browse our entire line of UL-approved wire and cable that can meet the public safety requirements and standards for your next project. From flexible power cord to appliance wiring material, Allied Wire & Cable stocks a wide range of wire and cable that has been tested and certified by UL Solutions (formerly Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.). Many of our UL-approved wire and cable also carry dual or multi ratings to meet other standards and regulations. If you have any questions around our UL Catalog or other wire standards, we would love to talk. Please contact us and we will happy to assist you with your next wire order.
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1423-28-1$0.00 / 1000 FT
- Approx LBS/MFT: 0.71
- AWG Size: 28
- Cond. Material: Silver-Plated Copper
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1429-28-7T$0.00 / 1000 FT
- Approx LBS/MFT: 1.00
- AWG Size: 28
- Cond. Material: Tinned Copper
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KYN28-1$0.00 / 1000 FT
- Approx LBS/MFT: 0.73
- AWG Size: 28
- Cond. Material: Silver-Coated Copper
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Additional Information
What does UL Stand For?
UL stands for UL Enterprise and is a not-for-profit product-safety testing and certification organization. UL was originally established in 1894 as a bureau under the National Board of Fire Underwriters known as the "Underwriters' Electrical Bureau." For the majority of the 20th century it was commonly known as "Underwriters Laboratories" before it became the parent company of a for-profit company known as "UL, LLC" in 2012 that took over the Product Testing and Certification business. In 2022, the UL Organization rebranded as 3 separate entities: UL Research Institutes, UL Standards & Engagement, and UL Solutions. These three separate UL entities now form the "UL Enterprise".
UL is approved by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to test and certify the safety of over 70 different product categories using more than 30 standards for safety. Every wire and cable in our UL Catalog meets the public safety requirements designated by the UL. You can learn more about UL Solutions by visiting their site https://www.ul.com/.
Have more questions or want to learn more about different UL standards? You can learn about UL standards and everything wire and cable related through visiting our Allied University: