Pro-Line Pro-Trace HS-CCS PE30 High Strength Copper Clad Steel Tracer Wire - 12 AWG
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Pro-Line Pro-Trace HS-CCS PE30 High Strength Copper Clad Steel Tracer Wire - 12 AWG

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  • Color
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  • Size
    500 ft.
    Purchased Most Frequently: 500 ft. (White)
  • Price
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Product Description

Pro-Trace HS-CCS PE30 is a 12 AWG high strength copper clad steel tracer wire built for locating buried non-metallic utility lines. The solid conductor pairs an AISI 1055 high carbon steel core with a metallurgically bonded UNS C10200 copper cladding, giving it the signal performance of solid copper with roughly 227% of copper's break load.

Because the copper and steel are bonded rather than layered, the conductor will not separate or corrode in service, and it carries almost no scrap value, which removes the theft incentive that plagues solid copper installations. At 0.141" outer diameter and 22.5 lbs per 1,000 feet, it also ships lighter than an equivalent run of solid copper.

Insulation and Burial Rating

The high-density, high molecular weight polyethylene (HDHMWPE) jacket is rated for direct burial and resists abrasion, crushing, impact, moisture, oil, and chemical exposure. It stays serviceable in extreme cold, with a brittleness temperature of -76°C (-105°F) per ASTM D746.

Choosing the Right Wire

This wire is suited to open-trench, open-cut, plow-in, and light directional boring installations. For full horizontal directional drilling, step up to the Pro-Trace HDD-CCS PE45/PE50 extra high strength wire. For jobs needing thicker insulation or a 600V rating, see the PE45 version of this same wire.

APWA Color Code

Pro-Trace is offered in nine jacket colors following the American Public Works Association Uniform Color Code, so the wire identifies the utility it traces:

  • Blue - potable water
  • Yellow - gas, oil, steam, petroleum, and gaseous materials
  • Orange - communication, alarm and signal lines, cable, conduit, and fiber
  • Green - sewers and drain lines
  • Red - electric power lines, cables, conduit, and lighting cables
  • Purple - reclaimed water, irrigation, and slurry lines
  • White - proposed excavation marking
  • Black - general purpose, no APWA utility assignment
  • Brown - regional and custom specifications only

Ordering

Manufacturer part numbers follow the format 74512XXXX, where the last four digits identify color and reel size. Blue 500' is 745120232 and Yellow 500' is 745121232.

Stocked: Blue and Yellow in 500' reels. All other colors are available in 500' reels as special order.

Need 1,000' reels? Please contact us for pricing and availability.

 

Technical Information

Pro-Line Pro-Trace HS-CCS PE30 High Strength Copper Clad Steel Tracer Wire - 12 AWG
  • Standards Met: APWA Uniform Color Code, ASTM Standards, National Electrical Code (NEC), UL Standards, RoHS, BABA Act, AIS (American Iron and Steel)
  • Material: High-Strength Copper-Clad Steel (HS-CCS)
  • Conductor Type: Solid, annealed
  • Copper Cladding: UNS C10200
  • Gauge: 12 AWG
  • Break Strength: 452 lbs.
  • Elongation: 8.0% minimum (ASTM B869)
  • DC Resistance: 7.562 ohms per 1,000 ft. nominal
  • Insulation Material: High-Density High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (HDHMWPE)
  • Insulation Thickness: 0.030 in. (30 mil)
  • Voltage Rating: 30V
  • Temperature Rating: 75°C (167°F) wet and dry
  • Country of Origin: United States
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.

HS-CCS PE30 Standard sizes

ITEM SIZEITEM # ITEMS PER CASE QUANTITY ORDERING PRICE PER ITEM PRICE PER CASE

500 ft. (blue, yellow)

745120232, 7451212322

Single Item (1 Item)

1 - 5 Cases (2-11 Items)

6 - 11 Cases (12-23 Items)

12 - 23 Cases (24-47 Items)

24+ Cases (>= 48 Items)

$79.68

$73.79
a 7% discount

$73.23
a 8% discount

$72.65
a 9% discount

$72.07
a 10% discount

N/A

$147.58

$146.46

$145.30

$144.14

HS-CCS PE30 Special Order Sizes

ITEM SIZEITEM # ITEMS PER CASE QUANTITY ORDERING PRICE PER ITEM PRICE PER CASE

500 ft. (special order colors)

Approximately 10 extra business days to ship
74512XXXX2

Single Item (1 Item)

1 - 5 Cases (2, 4, 6, ... Items)

6 - 11 Cases (12, 14, 16, ... Items)

12 - 23 Cases (24, 26, 28, ... Items)

24+ Cases (48, 50, 52, ... Items)

$79.68

$73.79
a 7% discount

$73.23
a 8% discount

$72.65
a 9% discount

$72.07
a 10% discount

N/A

$147.58

$146.46

$145.30

$144.14

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Special Order Policies

  • Special orders are non-returnable (and non-cancelable if materials have been already ordered or cut before the cancellation request was received).
  • Special order sizes often ship direct from our supplier so will not arrive together with stocked products.

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