UL 1569 Thin-Wall Appliance Wire for Riyadh Sourcing
UL AWM Style 1569 is a single conductor with extruded insulation, offering 80°C, 90°C or 105°C rating options at 300 Vac, with Horizontal Flame. The full Style conductor range is 30 AWG through 2 AWG, solid or stranded, with extruded PVC insulation.
This Riyadh sourcing page focuses on the 105°C Style 1569 option. Style 1569 also provides 80°C and 90°C rating options, and the applicable rating must be confirmed for the ordered construction.
The page also focuses commercially on the 30 AWG–10 AWG subset, where the Style specifies 15 mils minimum average insulation with 13 mils minimum at any point — the thin-wall group.
The commercial context is Riyadh and Saudi Arabian B2B sourcing: appliance OEM procurement, component distributors, and RFQs built on an approved drawing or bill of materials. The official Use is internal wiring of appliances or electronic equipment where not subjected to movement or mechanical damage, and regional positioning does not alter it.
Verified UL Style 1569 Specification
| Parameter | Style-level information |
|---|---|
| UL AWM Style | 1569 |
| Product description | Single Conductor with extruded insulation |
| Page-specific commercial focus | 30 AWG–10 AWG thin-wall subset |
| Page-specific temperature focus | 105°C rating option |
| Full Style temperature options | 80°C / 90°C / 105°C |
| Normal voltage rating | 300 Vac |
| Flame | Horizontal Flame |
| Full Style conductor range | 30 AWG–2 AWG |
| Conductor form | Solid or Stranded |
| Insulation | Extruded PVC |
| 30–10 AWG insulation | 15 mil minimum average / 13 mil minimum at any point |
| 9–2 AWG insulation | 30 mil minimum average / 27 mil minimum at any point |
| Optional covering | Extruded PVC, 9 mil minimum average / 8 mil minimum at any point |
| Marking | General |
| Official Use | Internal wiring of appliances or electronic equipment where not subjected to movement or mechanical damage |
| Optional tag | 600 Volts Peak for Electronic Use Only |
Ten clarifications belong with that table. 105°C is this page’s target rating option, not the only Style rating. 80°C and 90°C are equally official options. The applicable rating must be confirmed for the ordered construction. 30–10 AWG is the page focus, not the complete Style range. The complete range extends to 2 AWG. 30–10 AWG uses 15/13 mil. 9–2 AWG uses 30/27 mil. The optional PVC covering is not mandatory. 600 Volts Peak is not the normal voltage rating. And conductor material and plating are not universally specified at Style level.
The 105°C Option in Context
Buyers reaching this page are usually searching for the 105°C Style 1569 option specifically, and that is the rating this page is built around.
It is one of three. Style 1569 officially provides 80°C, 90°C or 105°C, and no single ordered construction carries all three. A compliant Style 1569 wire may be 80°C, so where a drawing requires 105°C, that requirement belongs in the enquiry and is confirmed against the applicable qualified construction.
The rating is also stated here without a continuity qualifier — not 105°C continuous, not continuous-duty, not continuous operation at 105°C — because the Style record states the three rating options and nothing further. No service-life or thermal-aging conclusion is drawn from the figure.
One further boundary: a 105°C wire rating does not independently prove suitability beside a heating element, in a motor-adjacent hot zone or within any particular appliance thermal design. The equipment engineer confirms the actual thermal environment at the wire’s installed position.
Thin-Wall Describes the 30–10 AWG Subset
Style 1569 defines two insulation groups, and the boundary sits between 10 AWG and 9 AWG.
From 30 AWG through 10 AWG the requirement is 15 mils minimum average with 13 mils minimum at any point. From 9 AWG through 2 AWG it doubles to 30 mils minimum average with 27 mils minimum at any point.
So “thin-wall” is used here for the 30–10 AWG subset of Style 1569, not for the Style as a whole. The 9–2 AWG group is equally part of Style 1569 and is not described as a 15 mil thin-wall construction.
The group boundary is worth stating precisely because it is easy to misplace: the 15/13 mil requirement covers 30 AWG through 10 AWG, and no intermediate subgroup exists between 13 AWG and 10 AWG.
Both figures in each group are minimum requirements rather than nominal values. The first governs the average across the wall; the second sets a floor at every individual point on it.
300 Vac and the Optional Peak Tag
The normal Style voltage rating is 300 Vac, used accurately in technical sections. Style 1569 is not described here as 300/600V, 600 Vac, a 600V working voltage, 600V continuous or 300V AC/DC.
The Style separately permits an optional tag stating 600 Volts Peak for Electronic Use Only. That is not the normal voltage rating, and the complete limitation stays intact wherever it appears — neither “Peak” nor “For Electronic Use Only” is dropped, and it is not written as 600V rated, 600V appliance wire, 600 Vac or 600V continuous.
One correction also belongs here: 300 Vac is the Style rating for the wire. It is not evidence that the wire suits every appliance circuit, and the equipment specification remains controlling.
Appliance Internal Wiring Within the Use
The formal Use is: internal wiring of appliances or electronic equipment where not subjected to movement or mechanical damage. It is not shortened here, and the final clause is treated as binding.
Appropriate commercial framing is appliance OEM internal wiring, protected appliance internal connections, fixed internal appliance lead routing, and buyer drawings specifying Style 1569. No named appliance category is presented here as universally specifying the Style — the approved equipment specification is what establishes the requirement.
Movement. The Use excludes wiring subjected to movement. Style 1569 is not positioned here for dynamic movement, moving harnesses, hinges, continuous flexing, robotic motion or drag chains.
Mechanical damage. The wire is not positioned for exposed routing, unprotected external runs, abrasive machinery zones or field wiring where mechanical damage may occur. The equipment design must provide appropriate protection.
The Use does not extend to building wiring, field-installed wiring, branch circuits, tray, conduit, facility wiring or external contractor wiring.
Conductor Material, Form and Stranding
The Style-level evidence establishes the conductor range and the solid or stranded form. It establishes nothing else about the conductor.
Copper, bare copper, tinned copper, silver-plated copper and nickel-plated copper are none of them universally defined by Style 1569, and no strand count, strand diameter, lay length or conductor resistance is stated here. This page therefore does not present the product as solid or stranded copper, tinned or bare.
Where a buyer requires bare copper, tinned copper, another qualified conductor construction or a specific strand count, each is confirmed for the proposed SKU. Both conductor forms are permitted, so the Style is not described as stranded only, and it is not characterised as fine-stranded, high-flex, extra-flexible or to any strand class.
The Optional PVC Covering
Style 1569 permits an optional extruded PVC covering at 9 mils minimum average with 8 mils minimum at any point. It is optional, and not every ordered wire includes a second PVC layer.
The covering figures are not combined with the 15/13 mil base insulation to publish one universal wall value. Where the optional covering is required, it is specified in the RFQ and confirmed against the applicable construction.
Finished OD Is Construction-Specific
No universal finished outside diameter is published here, and no OD reduction percentage relative to another Style is claimed.
Minimum insulation walls alone do not establish a universal finished-OD difference between Styles. Actual finished OD depends on the conductor construction, the actual conductor diameter, the PVC extrusion, whether the optional covering is used, and manufacturing tolerance.
Where dimensional control matters, request the maximum finished OD, the OD tolerance, the routing clearance and the terminal-entry requirement, and check them against the ordered construction.
Cost Is Not Established by Wall Thickness
No cost conclusion is drawn here from insulation thickness, and no universal price advantage over another Style is claimed.
Price depends on the conductor construction, the material, the quantity, the manufacturing requirements, the commercial terms and the order specification. Different AWM Styles have their own verified constructions, ratings and Uses, and a simple better-or-cheaper hierarchy between them would misrepresent all of them.
Price per metre is a legitimate quotation format. To receive one, provide the required AWG, construction, quantity, packaging and destination.
No Ampacity or Conductor Resistance
No universal current rating is published. Style 1569 supplies no ampacity table, and no current capacity is inferred from AWG, from the 105°C option, from the 300 Vac rating or from the PVC wall thickness.
No universal conductor resistance is published either, because the Style defines neither a universal conductor material nor a detailed strand construction.
Horizontal Flame
The verified Style flame designation is Horizontal Flame. VW-1, FT1, vertical flame, flameproof and fire-resistant characterisations are not claimed here, and any additional flame requirement depends on separate confirmation for the ordered construction.
Style Scope, Colour and Packaging
30 AWG through 2 AWG is the verified Style construction scope. It does not indicate that every size is automatically stocked, available in every temperature rating, available in every colour or available in every conductor construction.
Colour is not defined by the Style at all and is an RFQ field. Packaging is likewise not a Style parameter — no fixed roll or reel lengths are published here, and packaging is confirmed per order.
Riyadh and Saudi Arabia Sourcing
This page addresses Riyadh buyers, Saudi appliance OEM procurement, Saudi component distributors, and Saudi B2B RFQs requiring the 105°C Style option. Dubai and other regional destinations can be quoted as secondary export coverage where natural.
No named customers, factory usage, approved-vendor status or supply history is claimed, and no regulatory approval or market conformity is implied by the destination being Saudi Arabia. Geography is commercial sourcing context and does not change the Style, the ratings or the Use.
What the destination affects is the commercial side of the enquiry: the quantity, the packaging, the delivery city, the Incoterm and the documentation the buyer needs.
Commercial Terms and Documentation
No minimum order quantity, sample quantity, mixed-size order policy, stock position, lead time, transit time, production capacity, quotation response time, fixed price per metre, fixed Incoterm or fixed port is published here, and no manufacturing or quality-control procedures are described. This is an RFQ-based B2B product page rather than an online-checkout listing.
Buyers should specify their documentation requirements, with availability confirmed during quotation rather than assumed. Applicable RoHS / REACH documentation can be confirmed according to the ordered construction.
Bulk Wire and Processed Leads
This page primarily represents UL AWM Style 1569 single-conductor wire.
Nothing here implies that supply automatically includes cutting, stripping, crimping, terminals, connectors or finished harnesses. Processed-wire requirements are separately specified and confirmed.
What Style 1569 Does and Does Not Define
The Style does define: 80, 90 or 105°C; 300 Vac; Horizontal Flame; 30 AWG–2 AWG; solid or stranded; extruded PVC; size-dependent insulation thickness; an optional PVC covering; the Use — internal wiring of appliances or electronic equipment where not subjected to movement or mechanical damage; and the optional 600 Volts Peak for Electronic Use Only tag.
The Style does not define:
- Conductor material, conductor plating, strand count, strand diameter and lay length
- Conductor resistance
- Finished OD and OD tolerance
- Ampacity and current rating
- Wire weight and any harness-weight saving
- Any universal cost advantage
- Colour, reel length and packaging
- MOQ, stock, lead time, production capacity and shipping term
Each requires the customer specification, verified SKU documentation, the applicable qualified construction, or commercial confirmation.
Common Procurement Errors
- Treating 105°C as the only Style rating. 80°C and 90°C are equally options.
- Calling 105°C continuous service.
- Using 30–14 AWG as the 15/13 mil group. The verified group is 30–10 AWG.
- Stating the full Style range is 30–10 AWG. It extends to 2 AWG.
- Calling all Style 1569 universally thin-wall.
- Using 15/13 mil for 9–2 AWG. That group requires 30/27 mil.
- Omitting the 30/27 mil 9–2 AWG group.
- Assuming all Style 1569 conductors are copper.
- Assuming bare or tinned copper is universally specified.
- Treating the optional PVC covering as mandatory.
- Using 600 Volts Peak as the normal voltage rating.
- Omitting “For Electronic Use Only” from the optional peak tag.
- Ignoring the movement and mechanical-damage restriction.
- Publishing an OD reduction percentage against another Style.
- Assuming the 105°C rating proves suitability beside every heating element or motor.
- Assuming 300 Vac covers every appliance circuit.
Riyadh and Saudi Arabia RFQ Checklist
- UL AWM Style 1569 requirement
- Required AWG
- Whether the order specifically requires the 30–10 AWG thin-wall subgroup
- Required temperature rating
- Whether 105°C is mandatory
- 300 Vac requirement
- Solid or stranded requirement
- Required conductor material
- Required conductor finish or plating
- Detailed strand construction, if controlled
- Whether the optional PVC covering is required
- Exact appliance internal-wiring location
- Confirmation that the wire will not be subjected to movement or mechanical damage
- Customer drawing
- Existing specification or bill of materials
- Maximum finished OD, if controlled
- OD tolerance
- Colour
- Bulk wire or processed lead requirement
- Quantity
- Packaging
- Saudi Arabia destination
- Delivery city
- Requested Incoterm
- Required compliance or shipping documentation
None of these values is invented here, and no requested configuration is presented as automatically available.
UL Marking and Documentation
Material is supplied as UL-recognized component wire where supplied under qualified manufacturing scope, and UL marking is applied according to the confirmed ordered construction. The Style-level marking designation is General.
CSA AWM, FT1, VW-1 and dual UL / CSA certification are not claimed here; any additional certification depends on the ordered construction. Applicable RoHS / REACH documentation can be confirmed according to the ordered construction.
