
Exposed Run Power Cordage
Power without Pipe
Reduce your installation costs with rugged EnduroFLEX ERP (Exposed-Run Power) tray cable by eliminating conduit. EnduroFLEX ERP complies with changes to NFPA 79-2002 which allows exposed runs of power trunk and drop cables on machinery when installed in compliance with applicable codes.
Dual Rating. Dual Versatility.
- STOOW and TC-ER (tray cable exposed-run)
- UL listed and UL 1277 recognized, 600V
- Oil-, water- and sunlight-resistant – suitable for use outdoors
- Passes -40°C cold bend test
- Meets specific rush and impact tests required by UL 1277
- Oil resistance I and II
- Meets UL vertical tray and CSA FT-4 flame resistance
- Custom colors, designs, private labeling and other variants available
- Can be used with connectors to speed installation and enhance machine maintenance
NFPA79-2002 Quick Facts
- NFPA79-2002, allows exposed runs of electrical power cable
- The revised code allows tray cable (TC) with UL 1277 exposed-run (ER) rating exiting a cable tray and has no code defined distance limit between the cable tray and the equipment
- Cabling may be used in power trunk/drop configurations as allowed by the NEC
- Refer to NFPA 79-2002 section 240 for specific requirements
| Northwire Part Number | AWG/Conductors | |
| FTC 83-001 | 8/3 | |
| FTC 84-001 | 8/4 | |
| FTC103-001 | 10/3 | |
| FTC104-001 | 10/4 | |
| FTC123-001 | 12/3 | |
| FTC124-001 | 12/4 | |
| FTC143-001 | 14/3 | |
| FTC144-001 | 14/4 | |
| FTC163-001 | 16/3 | |
| FTC164-001 | 16/4 | |
| FTC183-001 | 18/3 | |
| FTC184-001 | 18/4 | |





