AWM 1007, PVC Insulated Single Conductor Appliance Wiring Material

UL AWM Style 1007 is the thin wall hook-up wire that sits inside appliances and electronic equipment. One conductor, 32 AWG to 16 AWG, solid or stranded, covered by an extruded PVC wall of 15 mils minimum average and 13 mils minimum at any point, rated 80°C and 300 Vac with horizontal flame. There is no jacket and no shield, so it belongs in protected internal wiring: between a board and a switch, a transformer secondary and a terminal block, a lamp holder and a harness. The 15 mil wall is what keeps the outside diameter small, from about 1.1 mm on 30 AWG to 2.4 mm on 16 AWG, which is why it is the default choice where a bundle has to pass through a narrow gap. The tag may carry a 600 V peak marking, but that applies to electronic use only, not to appliance supply. A 60°C or 80°C oil resistant grade is available when the wire runs near lubricant. Conductors are bare or tinned copper, colours are made to order, and the wire is UL and cUL recognised to UL 758.