UL 1426-2020 pdf free download

UL 1426-2020 pdf free download.Electrical Cables for Boats.
c) A description of the colored marker threads assigned to identify the organization responsible for the cable where the threads are used in the cable.
d) The temperature rating in degrees C and, where used on the cable, the temperature rating code [see 26.1(e)J.
e) “Boat Cable”, “oil resistant”, “oil res”, or “Oil Resistant I”, is appropriate in the case of cable that complies with the requirements for 60’C (140”F) oil resistance. The temperature rating for the oil resistance shall not be included. Cable that complies with the requirements for oil resistance but is not marked to so indicate is not for oil-resistant use.
f) The quantity and size of conductors where the cable is a multiple-conductor cable.
g) Size of conductor in the case of a single-conductor cable.
26 Cable Marking
26.1 The following information shall be surface-marked (ink, embossing, or indent printing) on the surface of a single-conductor cable, individual conductors of a multiple-conductor cable and, where noted. on the overall jacket of a multiple-conductor cable, repeated at least every 24 inches or 610 mm. The embossing or indent printing shall not reduce the wall at any point below the minimum specified thickness. Cables that are not surface-markable because of the configuration of conductors or the nature of the jacket material employed shall have a marker tape under the jacket Indicating the required information. Marker threads are also required for ink printed surface-marked cable unless the surface marking is durable as determined by the Durability Test of Ink Printing, Section 24. See 27.1 for date marking.
a) The name of the cable manufacturer, that manufacturer’s trade name for the cable, or both, or any other appropriate distinctive marking by means of which the organization responsible for the cable is readily identifiable. Also required on the cable jacket of a multiple-conductor cable.
b) AWG size of conductors.
c) The voltage rating of the cable: “600 volts”, V” is appropriate in place of “volts”. Also required on the cable jacket of a multiple-conductor cable.
d) “Boat Cable “or the boat-cable temperature-rating code (see (f)1. “Oil resistant”, “oil res, “OIl Resistant I”, or “oil res I” is appropriate in the case of cable that complies with the requirements for 60” C (140” F) oil resistance. The temperature rating for the oil resistance shall not be included. Cable that complies with the requirements for oil resistance yet is not marked to so indicate is not for oil-resistant use. Also required on the cable jacket of a multiple-conductor cable.
e) The temperature rating of the cable in accordance with one of the following (boat cable that is additionally for a use covered by the National Electrical Code must use the temperature-rating code form of temperature marking):UL 1426-2020 pdf free download.