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20M Transparent Electric Wire 2 Core Transparent Flexible Electric Cable 28AWG Flat PVC Electrical Wire Diameter 1.6×3.2mm For Small Household Appliances Low Consumption
(41,78€/pc)
Dont éco-participation : 0,02 € TTC
Vendu par SHUAI GLOBAL S.R.L.
Informations produit
Description
The wire core is made of tinned pure copper wire and the outer shell is made of insulated PVC material. It has low strength and good conductivity. It is more durable in terms of oxidation resistance and has high safety performance, effectively reducing thermal damage to the wire Flat PVC cable is soft and flexible, making it easy to route and coil, which not only prevents wires from breaking during use. It can also be cut according to usage needs to improve the efficiency and rationality of wiring You will get 1pcs 20m 2 core transparent cable with a single wire diameter of 0.3cm, rated temperature of 176°F and rated voltage of 12V and each core contains 7 copper wires; Please understand the product specifications carefully before ordering Transparent flexible cables are suitable for installing or extending cables for low-power household appliances, such as solar lights, string lights, strip lights, wall sconces, doorbells and various low-power household appliances. Note: Please make sure the power is cut off when installing the cables The outer sheath of the 2-core wire is transparent, the silver copper wire is not obvious, and it is almost invisible during installation and operation, which is very suitable for managing hidden cables
Caractéristiques
- MarqueAUTRES
- CouleurTransparent
- Quantité par pack1
- MatièresPVC
- Type de câble électriqueUnipolaire
- Réf. ManoManoME239558630
- MMID572635160574
- Réf. fabricantF3-B0DR8DS9DR
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