Linear 2500-565, Wire 18 Ga Yellow Mtw
The Linear 2500-565 is an OEM replacement wire - mtw designed for use in Linear and OSCO gate operator systems. Rated at 600V. Copper conductor with PVC (Machine Tool Wire) insulation jacket. This part is manufactured by Nortek/Linear LLC/Linear PRO Access and is available through authorized distributors.
Key Features
- 18 AWG conductor size
- MTW (Machine Tool Wire) insulation type
- PVC insulation jacket
- Yellow color coding
- 600V voltage rating
- OEM Linear/Osco gate operator replacement wire
Compatibility Guide
- Linear gate operators
- Osco gate operators
- Linear/Nortek access control wiring applications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|
| Model | Linear 2500-565 |
| Item Type | Wire - MTW |
| Voltage | 600V |
| Materials | Copper conductor with PVC (Machine Tool Wire) insulation jacket |
| Mounting | Pull from reel or cut to length for field installation |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 2500565 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of insulation does the 2500-565 wire use?
A: MTW (Machine Tool Wire) is a UL-listed wire type with PVC insulation rated at 600V, designed for use in control panels, conduit, and machine tool applications in wet or dry environments.
Q: Why is the 2500-565 wire yellow?
A: Yellow color coding is used to identify specific control circuits or conductors in a multi-wire harness, making it easier to trace and verify wiring during installation and troubleshooting.
Q: What voltage rating does the 2500-565 carry?
A: The 2500-565 is rated at 600V per the MTW specification, making it suitable for the low-voltage control circuits used in Linear and Osco gate operator systems.
Q: Why is 18 AWG wire used in gate operator control circuits?
A: 18 AWG is appropriate for low-current control signals, sensor leads, and auxiliary circuit wiring in gate operator applications where conductor size and flexibility are important.
Q: Is the 2500-565 a direct replacement for yellow control wires in my Linear gate opener?
A: Yes, the 2500-565 is an OEM Linear/Osco replacement wire. Match the AWG, insulation type, voltage rating, and color code to the original wiring diagram when performing repairs.
