4 Conductor

XL - XLTC - UNSHIELDED TRAY CABLE - 4 CONDUCTORS TYPE XHHW-2 WITH GROUND
Type XHHW-2: UL Type TC / TC-ER, 600 V, 90°C dry / wet rated - LEAD FREE
Insulation: Flame-retardant cross-linked polyethylene meeting the requirements for XHHW-2 per UL 44 and the requirements of ICEA S-95-658
for XLPE insulation as standard. Sizes 14 AWG to 8 AWG are VW-1, and sizes 6 AWG and larger are non-VW-1.
Assembly: Conductors are cabled in concentric layers with interstices filled with suitable fillers, as required.  Ground wires, are sized
as required by UL 1277 (refer to the applicable product tables for the standard provided).  Sizes 14 AWG to 6 AWG have an insulated
green ground wire.  Sizes 4 AWG and larger have a bare ground wire.  A binder tape of synthetic material assembles the core in a tight circular configuration.
Jacket: UL listed sunlight and moisture resistant, sequentially length marked, black polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material meeting the requirements of UL 1277.

Bend Radius: 
5 x overall diameter installed (up to 2.0")
6 x overall diameter during installed (over 2.0")
8 x overall diameter during installation pull-in.

Notes:
• Dimensions and weights shown are nominal values, subject to standard industry tolerances.
• Cables with different conductor counts and bare or insulated grounds are also available.
• Cables are UL listed for exposed runs (ER) when installed in accordance with NEC 2008 and 
NEC 2011 Article 336.10(7).
• Ampacities are in accordance with NEC 2008 Table 310.16 or NEC 2011 Table 310.15(B)(16) 
for conductors in a raceway or direct buried at 30°C ambient temperature and 90°C rated 
conductors, where the 4th conductor is the neutral of a balanced 3 phase, 4 wire system.
• For correction factors for different ambient temperature rratings and ampacities at different conductor 
temperatures see NEC 2008 Table 310.16 or NEC 2011 Table 310.15(B)(16).
(1) NEC 2008 and NEC 2011 Article 240.4(D) requires that overcurrent protection not exceed 
30 amperes for 10 AWG after any correction factors for ambient temperature and number of 
conductors have been applied.  Exceptions to this may be covered in NEC 2008 and 
NEC 2011 Article 240.4(E) through (G).

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