FairySandy 50' 4/0-4/0-4/0-2/0 SER Cable 600V

Updated September 16, 2026

Lot number11
AuctionTuesday Liquidation Auction Salt Lake City 9/22/26
DateSeptember 22, 2026 at 5:52 PM MDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Utah
LocationSalt Lake City, Utah

est.MSRP: $340 Condition: NEW FACTORY SEALED Brand: FairySandy Model: QIA-FairySandy-1155 ASIN: B0FXGR9GGZ Standard Construction: Package contains 1 roll of 4/0-4/0-4/0-2/0 aluminum wire, there are 4 wires in total, three 4/0 AWG conductors and one 2/0 AWG ground wire for service entrance and distribution access; 25 feet long, plenty of length to meet the general access needs of homes and mobile homes Features: SER is an SE type R-type cable that can be used as an above-ground service cable, switchboard feeder, and branch circuit. The 4/0 cable is rated for 600 volts and 90 C and is suitable for use in wet and dry environments. SER cable is lead-free Weather-Resistant and Durable: 4/0-4/0-4/0-2/0 aluminum service entrance cable is made of high-quality aluminum, The high-quality aluminum wire has a soft black outer skin to prevent the wire from fraying, fit it from the influence of bad weather, and prolong its service life; Aluminum conductors offer excellent conductivity, low resistance, and flexibility, making them easy to lay and bend, saving labor during installation Save Time and Money: Total service entrance cable length is 50 ft/15.24 meters, long enough to estimate usage and avoid frequent splicing, soft and flexible 4/0 wire reduce the difficulty of grooving and bending, making installation faster and reducing labor and material costs Stable Power Supply: Designed for mobile homes, as a household user lead-in line, using this aluminum service entrance cable, you will get a stable voltage, no need to worry about power damage or other problems.Rated for 180A (60 C) and 205A (75 C), meeting the primary standard for 4/0 Aluminum conductors.

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