UL 1332 FEP Wire for Saudi Arabia B2B Sourcing
UL AWM Style 1332 is a single conductor with covering, rated 200°C and 300 Vac with Horizontal Flame. The conductor range is 30 AWG through 10 AWG, solid or stranded round, with extruded FEP insulation at 13 mils minimum average and 12 mils minimum at any point.
This page serves Saudi Arabian B2B sourcing of that Style: equipment and appliance OEM procurement, component distributors, and technical RFQs built on an approved drawing or bill of materials.
The official Use is internal wiring of appliances. Saudi Arabia is the regional commercial intent and does not modify or expand that Use — geography does not create additional UL applications, and regional operating conditions are not evidence that a Style is approved for a particular installation.
Verified UL Style 1332 Specification
| Parameter | Style-level information |
|---|---|
| UL AWM Style | 1332 |
| Product description | Single Conductor with Covering |
| Temperature rating | 200°C |
| Normal voltage rating | 300 Vac |
| Flame | Horizontal Flame |
| Optional rating | Oil Resistant 80°C |
| Optional rating | Gasoline Resistant |
| Style conductor range | 30 AWG–10 AWG |
| Conductor form | Solid or Stranded Round |
| Insulation | Extruded FEP |
| Insulation thickness | 13 mil minimum average / 12 mil minimum at any point |
| Optional covering | Extruded FEP, 2 mil or heavier or glass braid, 7 mil or heavier |
| Marking | General |
| Official Use | Internal wiring of appliances |
| Optional tag information | Suitable for immersion in gasoline; gasoline vapor; 80°C in oil; and/or 600 volts peak for electronic use only, where applicable to the ordered construction |
Eight clarifications belong with that table. 30–10 AWG is the Style range and not guaranteed inventory. The 13/12 mil requirement applies across that verified range. The optional covering is separate from the base FEP insulation. Oil resistance is optional. Gasoline resistance is optional. The optional tag statements are construction-dependent. 600 volts peak is not the normal voltage rating. And conductor material and plating are not universally specified at Style level.
One Insulation Requirement Across the Range
The FEP insulation requirement is 13 mils minimum average with 12 mils minimum at any point, applying to the verified 30 AWG–10 AWG Style range as a whole.
No size subgroups exist in the verified data. Style 1332 is not divided here into a 30–16 AWG group and a separate larger-size group, and a 30 AWG construction carries the same insulation requirement as a 10 AWG construction.
The two figures are separate requirements rather than a range. The first governs the average across the wall; the second sets a floor at every individual point on it. Neither is a nominal value, and neither establishes a finished outside diameter.
Base Insulation and Optional Covering Are Separate
The product description is single conductor with covering, and the Style keeps the two construction elements distinct.
Base insulation: extruded FEP, 13 mils minimum average, 12 mils minimum at any point.
Optional covering: extruded FEP at 2 mils or heavier, or glass braid at 7 mils or heavier.
The covering options are alternatives, not a pair applied together, and the covering is not mandatory. Not every Style 1332 construction includes a second FEP layer or a glass braid.
The two thickness figures are also not combined into one universal insulation-wall value, and no finished OD is calculated from the combination. No braid material detail beyond glass braid, and no braid treatment, colour, coverage, mechanical strength or abrasion rating, is stated here — the Style record establishes none.
Where an optional covering is required, it is specified in the RFQ and confirmed against the applicable qualified construction.
200°C and 300 Vac
The verified temperature rating is 200°C. It is stated here without a continuity qualifier — not 200°C continuous, not continuous-duty, not long-term operation at 200°C — because the Style record states 200°C and nothing further. No lower operating-temperature limit is published; no minimum temperature appears in the verified data.
The verified normal voltage rating is 300 Vac, used accurately in technical sections. Style 1332 is not described as 300/600V, 600 Vac, a 600V working voltage, 600 Vdc or 300V AC/DC.
The Optional Tag Statements
The Style permits applicable tag information indicating suitability for immersion in gasoline, gasoline vapor, 80°C in oil, and/or 600 volts peak for electronic use only.
These are optional tag statements tied to the ordered construction rather than universal properties, and no Style 1332 wire is presented here as automatically carrying all of them.
The 600 volts peak statement needs particular care. It is not the normal Style voltage rating, which remains 300 Vac. The complete limitation — 600 volts peak for electronic use only — stays intact wherever it appears. It is not written as 600V rated, 600V wire, 600 Vac, 600V continuous or a 600V working voltage, and neither “peak” nor “for electronic use only” is dropped. It also does not broaden the official Use.
Optional Oil Resistance and Gasoline Resistance
Oil Resistant 80°C. An optional Style rating whose optional status stays explicit. Not all Style 1332 constructions carry it, and the rating is at 80°C — it is not read as oil resistance at the Style temperature of 200°C.
Gasoline Resistant. Also optional, and not expanded here into hydrocarbon resistance, fuel resistance, petrochemical chemical resistance or solvent resistance.
Where either is required, it is specified in the RFQ and confirmed for the ordered construction.
What the FEP Material Name Does Not Supply
The verified insulation is extruded FEP. The material is identified accurately, and no product-level performance is built on that identification.
No surface finish is published. The Style defines no required gloss level, surface roughness, non-stick property or low-friction characteristic, and no dimensional-tolerance benefit is attributed to the extrusion method.
No universal chemical resistance is claimed. Excellent chemical resistance, chemical inertness, resistance to acids, alkalis, solvents or hydrocarbons, and multi-year survival in a process atmosphere are not presented as certified Style parameters. The only chemical-related information the Style provides is the two optional ratings and the applicable tag statements above.
Where a buyer requires chemical compatibility, the useful inputs are the chemical or fluid, the concentration, the temperature, the exposure duration, whether exposure is by immersion or vapour, and the customer’s material requirement. Only confirmed optional Style ratings or order-specific evidence are then stated.
Halogen Content
This page makes no halogen-free claim. FEP contains fluorine, and Style 1332 wire is not described here as halogen-free, zero-halogen, LSZH or low-smoke zero-halogen.
RoHS compliance and halogen-free requirements are also separate concepts and are not connected here. Where a project specifies a halogen-related requirement, that depends on a separately verified construction and the applicable standard.
Conductor Material, Plating and Stranding
The Style establishes the conductor size range and the solid or stranded round form. It establishes nothing else about the conductor.
Copper, tinned copper, bare copper, silver-plated copper and nickel-plated copper are none of them universally defined by Style 1332, 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 tinned copper.
Conductor material, conductor plating or finish, the solid or stranded requirement and detailed strand construction are RFQ fields confirmed against the applicable qualified construction. The Style is not characterised as fine-stranded, extra-flexible, high-flex or to any strand class.
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 evidence for a specific ordered construction.
Internal Wiring of Appliances Is the Use
The formal UL Use is internal wiring of appliances, and that wording is used exactly.
It is not broadened here into field wiring, building wiring, facility wiring, branch circuits, tray, conduit, external sensor connections, process instrumentation cable, control-system field wiring or junction-box wiring.
One boundary is worth naming directly, because it is where this Style is most often misapplied: a run from a field instrument to a local junction box is field-installed external wiring, not internal wiring of an appliance. Style 1332 is not used here to authorise sensor-to-junction-box, transmitter-to-junction-box, field-instrument cable or process signal cable.
Sensor, transmitter and analytical-probe connection leads are likewise not presented as official Style applications. Where a specific appliance or OEM assembly uses Style 1332 internally according to its approved drawing, that is buyer-provided context evaluated on its own terms.
Saudi Arabia as a Procurement Market
The commercial contexts this page addresses are Saudi appliance and equipment OEM procurement, Saudi component distributors, and Saudi technical RFQs based on an approved drawing or bill of materials. Equipment manufacturers and laboratory-equipment OEMs may be buyer segments where their internal appliance specification calls for Style 1332.
No named end users, project usage, approved-vendor status, regional technical approval or procurement qualification is claimed. Regional industrial conditions are not used as technical justification for selecting one AWM Style over another, and this page does not convert the Style into petrochemical field wire, oil and gas field wire or process plant wiring.
What the destination affects is the commercial side of the enquiry: the quantity, the packaging, the destination city or port, the Incoterm and the documentation the buyer needs.
Style Range Is Not Inventory
30 AWG through 10 AWG is the verified Style construction scope. It does not indicate that every AWG is automatically stocked, in regular production, available in every colour, available with every optional rating, or available with every optional covering.
Availability of a requested size, conductor construction, covering, optional rating and colour combination is confirmed at quotation stage.
No Ampacity, Resistance, Finished OD or Flex Data
No universal current rating is published. Style 1332 provides no ampacity table, and no current capacity is calculated from AWG, from the 200°C rating, from the 300 Vac rating or from the FEP insulation.
No universal conductor resistance table is published, because the Style defines neither a universal conductor material nor a detailed strand construction, and generic AWG resistance values are not copied in as product specifications.
No universal finished outside diameter is published, and none is calculated from generic AWG data plus the minimum insulation walls. Actual OD depends on the conductor construction, the solid or stranded form, the base FEP insulation, the optional covering and manufacturing tolerance. Where dimensions matter, request the maximum OD, the OD tolerance, the routing clearance and the terminal entry.
No minimum bend radius, flex cycle or dynamic-flex capability is published.
Commercial Terms and Documentation
No minimum order quantity, bulk-quantity price threshold, sample quantity, stock position, lead time, transit time, production capacity, quotation response time, fixed price per metre, fixed Incoterm, fixed port or mixed-size order policy is published here, and no manufacturing or quality-control procedures are described.
Buyers should specify the required documentation, with availability confirmed per order. Applicable RoHS / REACH documentation can be confirmed according to the ordered construction. Colour is treated the same way and is an RFQ field.
Bulk Wire and Processed Leads
This page primarily represents UL AWM Style 1332 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 1332 Does and Does Not Define
The Style does define: 200°C; 300 Vac; Horizontal Flame; 30–10 AWG; solid or stranded round; extruded FEP; 13 mils minimum average and 12 mils minimum at any point; optional Oil Resistant 80°C; optional Gasoline Resistant; an optional FEP or glass-braid covering; marking General; and the Use, internal wiring of appliances.
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
- A minimum operating temperature or a continuous-service life
- Surface gloss and friction coefficient
- Universal chemical compatibility
- Bend radius and flex-cycle life
- Colour and reel length
- 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
- Calling 200°C “200°C continuous service”.
- Adding an unsupported –60°C lower-temperature limit.
- Using 600 volts peak as the normal Style voltage rating. The normal rating is 300 Vac.
- Omitting “for electronic use only” from the optional peak tag.
- Limiting the 13 mil insulation requirement to 30–16 AWG.
- Omitting the 12 mil minimum-at-any-point requirement.
- Assuming all Style 1332 conductors are tinned copper.
- Claiming VW-1 when only Horizontal Flame is verified.
- Claiming Style 1332 is halogen-free. FEP contains fluorine.
- Confusing RoHS compliance with halogen-free requirements.
- Treating optional Oil Resistant 80°C as standard.
- Treating optional Gasoline Resistant as standard.
- Treating the optional covering as mandatory, or as both options at once.
- Claiming universal chemical resistance from the material name.
- Using appliance internal wire as sensor-to-junction-box field wiring.
- Assuming every size in the 30–10 AWG range is stocked.
Saudi Arabia RFQ Checklist
- UL AWM Style 1332 requirement
- Required AWG within 30–10 AWG
- Solid or stranded round requirement
- Required conductor material
- Required conductor finish or plating
- Detailed strand construction, if controlled
- 200°C Style requirement
- 300 Vac requirement
- Whether Oil Resistant 80°C is required
- Whether Gasoline Resistant is required
- Whether gasoline immersion or gasoline-vapor tagging is required
- Whether the optional 600 volts peak for electronic use only tag is required
- Whether the optional extruded FEP covering is required
- Whether the optional glass braid is required
- Exact appliance internal-wiring application
- Customer drawing
- Existing wire specification or bill of materials
- Maximum finished OD, if controlled
- OD tolerance
- Colour requirement
- Bulk wire or processed lead requirement
- Quantity
- Packaging
- Saudi Arabia destination
- Destination city or port
- 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.
