0.75mm2 Copper Flexible Wire 300/500V, PVC Insulation 0.6mm Thick | Alfanar
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Flexible copper wire (CU/PVC) with a 0.75 mmยฒ cross-section, rated 300/500V, insulated with 0.6mm PVC, and manufactured by Alfanar to international standards. Ideal for internal wiring in motors, transformers, and appliances across the UAE.
Product description
This Alfanar flexible copper wire (CU/PVC) is engineered for reliable performance in demanding electrical applications across the UAE. With a 0.75 mmยฒ cross-sectional area and a 300/500V rating, it delivers consistent conductivity and safety for a wide range of installations. The PVC insulation, at a nominal thickness of 0.6 mm, provides excellent resistance to moisture, corrosion, and mechanical wear, ensuring long-lasting protection in the region's humid coastal climate.
Manufactured to comply with BS EN 50525-2-31, IEC 60227-3, and SASO-GSO-IEC 60227-3 standards, this wire meets the rigorous quality expectations of UAE electrical contractors and engineers. Its flexible construction, with 24 strands of 0.2 mm copper, allows for easy routing in tight spaces, making it ideal for internal wiring of electric motors, transformers, control panels, and lighting systems. Whether used in residential, commercial, or industrial projects in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, or Sharjah, this wire offers dependable performance.
Key Features
- Bare copper conductor, flexible class, for superior conductivity
- PVC insulation rated for 70ยฐC, resistant to moisture and corrosion
- Voltage rating 300/500V, suitable for low-voltage applications
- Nominal insulation thickness 0.6 mm, overall diameter 2.3 mm
- Max DC resistance at 20ยฐC: 26 ohm/km, ensuring efficient power transmission
- Available in yellow, with lengths of 300 feet per coil (other lengths on request)
- Compliant with BS EN 50525-2-31, IEC 60227-3, and SASO-GSO-IEC 60227-3
Designed for the UAE's diverse electrical needs, this wire is a cost-effective solution that balances quality and performance. Trust Alfanar for your wiring requirements in the Emirates.