UL 1007 32–16 AWG PVC Hook-Up Wire — 80°C 300 Vac | UAE Supplier

UL AWM Style 1007 single-conductor PVC hook-up wire for UAE B2B sourcing, covering the verified Style conductor range of 32 AWG–16 AWG in solid or stranded form. Style 1007 is rated 80°C and 300 Vac with Horizontal Flame, and an optional 60°C or 80°C Oil rating.

Insulation is extruded PVC with a 15 mil minimum average thickness and 13 mil minimum at any point. Marking is General, and the official Use is internal wiring of appliances. Tags may indicate 600 V Peak – For Electronic Use Only, which is not the normal voltage rating.

Conductor material, finish and construction are confirmed per enquiry. UAE buyers in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and other locations can submit AWG, drawing or BOM, quantity, destination and documentation requirements for a construction-specific quotation.

Category:

UL AWM Style 1007 PVC Hook-Up Wire for UAE Sourcing

This page is the UAE regional sourcing page for UL AWM Style 1007 single-conductor PVC wire across the complete verified Style range of 32 AWG–16 AWG. It is written for procurement teams in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and elsewhere in the UAE, for distributors, and for appliance OEM buyers who need to source a Style 1007 construction by AWG and confirm that the requirement matches the Style record before a quotation is prepared.

Style 1007 is a single conductor with extruded PVC insulation. It is rated 80°C and 300 Vac, with a Horizontal Flame rating, and its official Use is “Internal wiring of appliances.” “Hook-up wire” is the commercial term buyers commonly search for. It does not widen that Use, and this page does not present Style 1007 as field wiring or installation wire.

The page also corrects a size error that appears in some UL 1007 listings: the Style 1007 conductor range ends at 16 AWG. 14 AWG and 12 AWG are not Style 1007 sizes.

Technical cross-section of UL Style 1007 PVC wire showing 15 mil average and 13 mil minimum insulation across 32–16 AWG

Technical Reference — UL AWM Style 1007

ParameterRequirement
UL AWM Style1007
Product DescriptionSingle Conductor with Extruded Insulation
Style Conductor Range32 AWG–16 AWG
Temperature Rating80°C
Normal Voltage Rating300 Vac
FlameHorizontal Flame
Optional Oil Rating60°C or 80°C Oil (optional)
Conductor FormSolid or Stranded
InsulationExtruded PVC
Insulation Thickness15 mil minimum average / 13 mil minimum at any point
MarkingGeneral
Official UseInternal wiring of appliances.
Optional Tag600 V Peak – For Electronic Use Only

Eight points to clarify about the table above:

  1. 32 AWG–16 AWG is the complete verified Style range. 32 AWG is the smallest listed size and 16 AWG is the largest.
  2. 14 AWG and 12 AWG are outside Style 1007 and are not offered on this page as Style 1007 sizes.
  3. The Style range defines what can be qualified under Style 1007. It is not a stock list. Availability of a specific AWG, form, colour and construction is confirmed per enquiry.
  4. The Style permits solid or stranded conductors. It does not define conductor material, plating, strand count, strand diameter or lay length.
  5. Finished OD, conductor resistance, metric cross-section and ampacity are not in the Style record and require SKU-specific confirmation.
  6. 15 mil minimum average and 13 mil minimum at any point are two separate minimum requirements. They are not nominal values.
  7. The Oil rating is optional, and the buyer must specify 60°C or 80°C if an Oil rating is required.
  8. 600 V Peak – For Electronic Use Only is an optional tag. It is not the normal working-voltage rating, which remains 300 Vac.

The Style 1007 Range Ends at 16 AWG

Every size from 32 AWG up to and including 16 AWG falls inside the Style 1007 conductor range. Nothing larger than 16 AWG does. A UAE specification, BOM or legacy supplier listing that describes “UL 1007 14 AWG” or “UL 1007 12 AWG” contains a requirement that the Style record does not support. Ranges such as “16–12 AWG UL 1007” are likewise not Style 1007 ranges.

When an enquiry names 14 AWG or 12 AWG together with Style 1007, the requirement is not confirmed as valid. The buyer is asked for the drawing, or for the UL Style actually required for that conductor size. Another Style is not substituted silently under the Style 1007 name, and the old rows are not reinterpreted as a different product. Any construction in a different Style is quoted and described under that Style’s own record.

Within the valid range, no AWG size is assigned a circuit role on this page. The Style does not classify 16 AWG as a motor lead, larger sizes as power-distribution conductors, or small sizes as signal wire. It gives no current rating for any AWG, and none is inferred from AWG, the 80°C rating or the 300 Vac rating. The circuit function comes from the buyer’s appliance design.

Conductor: Solid or Stranded, Construction Confirmed per Order

The Style conductor information consists of the AWG range and the permitted forms, solid or stranded. Material and finish are not part of the Style record. Tinned copper is one construction a buyer may specify, but it is not a universal Style 1007 feature, and the Style does not describe the wire as solderable or flexible.

The following items are RFQ fields to be stated by the buyer and confirmed against the proposed SKU:

  • solid or stranded form
  • conductor material and plating or finish
  • strand count, strand diameter and lay construction, where controlled
  • maximum conductor resistance, where controlled
  • metric cross-section, where a UAE drawing specifies mm² instead of AWG

Generic AWG conversion charts are not used as product data on this page. A mm² or Ω/km figure is meaningful only for an identified construction.

UL Style 1007 PVC wire routed inside an appliance base for internal wiring

Insulation: Extruded PVC, 15 mil Minimum Average and 13 mil Minimum at Any Point

Style 1007 insulation is extruded PVC with two thickness requirements that apply together. The average wall must not be less than 15 mil, and no point of the wall may be thinner than 13 mil. These requirements are the same across the full 32–16 AWG range. They are minimums, not a range and not a nominal build.

Because the requirement is a minimum wall rather than a finished dimension, no universal finished OD exists for any Style 1007 AWG size. Actual OD depends on:

  • conductor material
  • solid or stranded form
  • the actual conductor construction and diameter
  • PVC extrusion
  • manufacturing tolerance

Where routing clearance, grommet fit or terminal entry is controlled, the RFQ should state a maximum finished OD and OD tolerance.

“Extruded PVC” does not mean lead-free, halogen-free or LSZH material. PVC contains chlorine, and halogen-free or LSZH terminology is not applied to it on this page.

Ratings and Optional Designations

Temperature: The Style 1007 temperature rating is 80°C. No duty qualifier is attached, and no service life follows from the rating.

Voltage: The normal voltage rating is 300 Vac. The Style record gives no DC rating.

Flame: The verified flame designation is Horizontal Flame. VW-1, FT1 and vertical flame ratings are not part of the Style record and are not claimed.

Oil: A 60°C or 80°C Oil rating is optional and applies only where it is specified and confirmed for the ordered construction. The Oil temperature is a separate designation from the 80°C Style rating.

Tag: Tags may indicate “600 V Peak – For Electronic Use Only.” Whenever this tag is used in a specification, both “Peak” and “For Electronic Use Only” stay with it. It does not change the normal voltage rating or the official Use.

Use Boundary for UAE Buyers

The official Use is “Internal wiring of appliances.” UAE buyer location does not extend it. This page does not position Style 1007 as:

  • building, branch-circuit, facility, tray or conduit wiring
  • external power distribution or general electrical installation
  • data-centre, PDU, UPS or switchgear wire
  • EV-charger, medical-device or telecom wire

Compliance of a finished product or assembly, for example an industrial control panel evaluated to UL 508A, is determined at the equipment level. It is not established by the Style designation of one internal wire. Where an appliance OEM drawing calls for Style 1007 in a particular internal circuit, that is a customer-controlled application context and can be reviewed on the drawing.

Macro of two Style 1007 PVC wire cut ends showing similar insulation wall on different conductor sizes

UAE Sourcing Context

The UAE is the commercial setting for this page. It covers buyers sourcing Style 1007 by AWG, Dubai and Abu Dhabi procurement teams, distributors requesting a specific Style 1007 construction, and OEMs supplying appliance designs that specify the Style. Jebel Ali or another UAE port or city can be quoted as a destination when requested.

Incoterm, packaging, quantity and shipment consolidation are quotation variables and are not offered as fixed terms. Enquiries that combine several AWG sizes are assessed per order. If a UAE buyer, importer or project specification sets documentation or conformity requirements, the buyer should list them so they can be reviewed for the ordered construction.

Bulk Single-Conductor Wire Versus Processed Leads

This page represents Style 1007 single-conductor wire supplied as bulk wire. Supply does not automatically include cutting, stripping, crimping, terminals, connectors, motor or heater leads, finished leads or harnesses. Any processing must be specified separately, with cut and strip lengths, termination details and drawings.

What Style 1007 Does and Does Not Define

Style 1007 defines:

  • 80°C temperature rating and 300 Vac normal voltage rating
  • Horizontal Flame
  • optional 60°C or 80°C Oil
  • conductor range 32 AWG–16 AWG, solid or stranded
  • extruded PVC, 15 mil minimum average / 13 mil minimum at any point
  • Marking: General
  • Use: Internal wiring of appliances.
  • optional tag: 600 V Peak – For Electronic Use Only

Style 1007 does not universally define:

  • conductor material, plating, strand count, strand diameter or lay length
  • metric cross-section, conductor resistance, finished OD or OD tolerance
  • ampacity or current rating
  • motor-lead, heater-element, PDU, UPS or data-centre suitability
  • UL 508A panel compliance
  • EV-charger, medical-device or telecom suitability
  • colour, reel length, MOQ, stock, lead time, production capacity or shipping term

Common Procurement Errors

  • Requesting 14 AWG or 12 AWG as Style 1007, or writing 16–12 AWG as the Style range.
  • Assuming the complete 32–16 AWG range is stocked in every construction.
  • Calling the rating “80°C continuous”.
  • Assuming all Style 1007 is tinned copper or stranded.
  • Publishing generic mm², Ω/km or finished OD values as SKU data.
  • Publishing ampacity by AWG.
  • Calling 16 AWG automatically a motor lead, or describing larger “UL 1007” sizes as heater or PDU leads.
  • Omitting the 13 mil minimum-at-any-point requirement.
  • Treating the optional Oil rating as standard.
  • Using 600 V Peak as the normal working-voltage rating, or dropping “For Electronic Use Only”.
  • Expanding internal wiring of appliances into field or installation wiring.
  • Describing PVC insulation as halogen-free.

RFQ Checklist — UL AWM Style 1007 for UAE Buyers

Style and ratings

  • UL AWM Style 1007 requirement
  • Required AWG within 32–16 AWG (a 14 AWG or 12 AWG request will be referred back for the correct Style or drawing)
  • 80°C and 300 Vac requirements
  • Whether an optional 60°C or 80°C Oil rating is required, and which

Conductor

  • Solid or stranded
  • Conductor material and finish / plating
  • Strand construction, if controlled
  • Maximum conductor resistance, if controlled

Dimensions and appearance

  • Maximum finished OD and OD tolerance, if controlled
  • Colour

Application references

  • Exact appliance internal-wiring location
  • Customer drawing, BOM and existing wire specification

Commercial

  • Bulk wire or processed lead
  • Quantity and packaging
  • UAE destination city or port and requested Incoterm
  • Required compliance and shipping documentation

UL Marking and Documentation

CableApex is an international sales and export company and does not hold a UL File for Style 1007. Supplied wire is UL-recognized component wire where supplied under a qualified manufacturing scope, with UL marking according to the confirmed ordered construction. The Style record lists Marking as General.

Applicable RoHS / REACH documentation can be confirmed according to the ordered construction.

Shipping and compliance documents are not attached as a fixed package to every shipment. These may include commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, bill of lading or declarations. Buyers should list the documents they require, and availability is confirmed according to the ordered construction, supplier documentation and shipment requirements.

Related Categories

Scroll to Top