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The 60V written on the cable is more than likely a voltage rating. I pulled up a couple datasheets in the link that Steve sent your way, and the 60V is a pretty common voltage rating maximum for a signal cable.

I did break down the cable markings here if you’re interested in reading about it:

Wire Markings Printed on Cables - What do they mean?

Many ribbon and discrete cables have a random set of numbers, letters and icons printed on the jacket… this information is usually not a part number, but a set of standards that the wire complies with. Let’s walk through some examples on cable markings: Ribbon Cable Markings: 2651 E209329 ЯU 28AWG VW-1 105° 300V AWM I A R [image1]

2651

is a UL Style standard specific to PVC wire in a range of 14-36 awg in solid or stranded.

E209329

is the UL File Number which calls out a specific manufactu…