• 1.5mm | CU/PVC copper wire Stranded 1.5mm thick

    1.5mm | CU/PVC copper wire Stranded 1.5mm thick

    Cable TypeStranded
    Length 100meter
  • 1m.m | stranded CU/PVC copper wire 1mm

    Key Features of 1m.m CU/PVC Copper Wire

    • 1m.m Diameter: The 1m.m size refers to the cross-sectional diameter of the copper conductor, providing optimal conductivity for medium to high electrical loads.
    • Copper Conductor (CU): Copper is highly regarded for its excellent electrical conductivity, low resistance, and flexibility, making it an ideal material for electrical wiring.
    • PVC Insulation: The wire is coated with a PVC sheath, which acts as an insulator to protect against electrical shocks, mechanical damage, and environmental elements like moisture, chemicals, and heat.

     

  • 2m.m | 2m.m stranded CU/PVC copper wire

    2m.m | 2m.m stranded CU/PVC copper wire

    Key Features of 2m.m CU/PVC Copper Wire

    • 2m.m Diameter: The 2m.m size refers to the cross-sectional diameter of the copper conductor, providing optimal conductivity for medium to high electrical loads.
    • Copper Conductor (CU): Copper is highly regarded for its excellent electrical conductivity, low resistance, and flexibility, making it an ideal material for electrical wiring.
    • PVC Insulation: The wire is coated with a PVC sheath, which acts as an insulator to protect against electrical shocks, mechanical damage, and environmental elements like moisture, chemicals, and heat.
  • 3m.m | 3m.m stranded CU/PVC copper wire

    Key Features of 3mm CU/PVC Copper Wire

    • 3m.m Diameter: The 3m.m size refers to the cross-sectional diameter of the copper conductor, providing optimal conductivity for medium to high electrical loads.
    • Copper Conductor (CU): Copper is highly regarded for its excellent electrical conductivity, low resistance, and flexibility, making it an ideal material for electrical wiring.
    • PVC Insulation: The wire is coated with a PVC sheath, which acts as an insulator to protect against electrical shocks, mechanical damage, and environmental elements like moisture, chemicals, and heat.

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