What Does Sjo Cable Mean

Our SJO cord is a junior service, oil-resistant portable cord. This cable is strong with a stranded core and is able to repel oil-laden surroundings. An SJO cord is flexible since its core consists of stranded conductors, but it only has a 300V rating.

Is Sjeoow better than Sjoow?

The SEOOW is also more resistant to water than SOOW and can be used at lower temperatures—the SEOOW temperature range is –50ºC to 105ºC.

What is the difference between Soow and Sjoow wire?

SJOOW cord is rated for 300 volts, while SOOW cord is rated 600 volts. The “J” in SJOOW means “Junior”, to designate its lower voltage rating. Both types of service cord are resistant to abrasion, ozone, sunlight, chemicals, oil and have been approved for submersion in water.

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