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Acorn Master-Trol Station Cable 15 Ft Gray
Gray cable connects Master-Trol stations to sinks and toilets over 15 ft
- ColorGray
- 15 ft cable reaches distant fixtures
- Gray jacket blends with plumbing finishes
- New condition ensures reliable first use
- Compatible with sinks and toilets
- Acorn Controls brand backs quality
15-Foot Gray Master-Trol Station Cable
The Acorn Master-Trol Station Cable measures 15 feet and comes in gray. It connects compatible sinks and toilets to a Master-Trol control station. The cable suits new installations or replacements in commercial and institutional restrooms. It is sold new and ready for immediate use.
Thermals, Noise and Power Draw
This passive cable carries only low-voltage control signals and draws negligible power. It generates no heat and produces no audible noise during normal operation. No active cooling or external power supply is required for the cable itself. Performance depends on the connected Master-Trol station and fixtures.
Upgrade and Replacement Context
The cable replaces a damaged or missing station cable of the same length and connector type. It is not suited for runs longer than 15 feet or for non-Master-Trol control systems. Buyers needing a different length or a different connector standard should select an alternative part. The jump is worth it when the existing cable has failed or when installing a new Master-Trol station.
Highlights
- 15 ft cable reaches distant fixtures
- Gray jacket blends with plumbing finishes
- New condition ensures reliable first use
- Compatible with sinks and toilets
- Acorn Controls brand backs quality
Specifications
| Brand | ACORN CONTROLS |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
How do I route the 15 ft Master-Trol station cable to the sink or toilet controller without kinking it?
Uncoil the cable fully, follow the cabinet or wall path, secure with low-profile clips every few feet, and leave a small service loop at each end so the 15 ft length reaches without tension.
What maintenance will the gray station cable need over time?
Inspect the jacket annually for abrasion or moisture ingress at the sink and toilet connections; replace the cable if the insulation shows cracking or the conductors are exposed.
What is the first limit I will hit if the cable runs continuously in a damp mechanical room?
The PVC jacket is rated for typical indoor temperatures; sustained exposure above its thermal limit or constant immersion will degrade the insulation before the conductors fail.
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