OT: "Low temperature wire"

What I am looking for in a good wire for some jam detect (12 vdc very low current) sensors:

>= 600v insulation
low temperature of -45 F, high temp of 120...

They will want 12 gauge wire cheap as we can get it, but 16 gauge would be fine with me, even in a two conductor cable would be better. We have several applications where we could use anywhere from 16 AWG to 4 AWG single conductor wire for circuits inside the freezers.

I didn't have much luck googling, surely there's some term or type code I am unfamiliar with...

Thanks,
Paul

Stationary use to -50C

http://www.lappusa.com/Spec_Template.asp?nGroupID=20170

ndzied1 said:

Stationary use to -50C

http://www.lappusa.com/Spec_Template.asp?nGroupID=20170

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Nice, thanks!

It may not be the prettiest or cheapest cable around but I have always found EPR/CSP Ship Wiring cable works better in Freezer Tunnel/Cold Store applications than anything else. Low temperature versions of PVC type plastics never seem to work very well and in some cases simply disintegrate in these environments.

Belden "Halar" insulated cable has excellent low temp qualities