MECCANIXITY 16AWG Flexible Silicone Wire 30.5m/100ft, 16 Gauge Tinned Copper Electrical Stranded Wire 200 Celsius/392 Fahrenheit High Temperature Hookup Spool for DIY Model Wiring, White
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| Management number | 218155277 | Release Date | 2026/05/03 | List Price | $10.28 | Model Number | 218155277 | ||
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- The flexible silicone wires are widely used in high-temperature electronics or line environment lighting, model wiring harnesses, electrical appliances, equipment internal connecting wires, 3D printer, household appliances, large transformers and lamps, instrumentation, motor lead wires, electrical wiring, and other connecting wires.
- Package Content: 1pcs x Electrical Silicone Wire; Total Length: 30.5m/100ft; Outer Diameter: 3 mm/0.12 inch; Gauge: 16; Style: 1 Core of Multi-Strand Wiring; Rated Voltage: 600V; High Temperature Resistance: 200°/392℉
- Made of silicone insulation and tinned copper core, the electrical wire has excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance and flame retardancy, and can withstand high temperatures. It has good flexibility, strong conductivity and is durable.
- Steps of using. Select the equipment and power supply connected with the appropriate silicone wire; 2. Before connecting the wires, ensure that the terminals of the wires are clean and tidy, and use crimping pliers to secure the terminals; 3. Make sure that the connection is secure. You can use insulation tape to wrap the connection to enhance protection; 4. After the wires are connected, an electrical test is required.
- The silicone wire can withstand a certain amount of bending and stretching but needs to avoid excessive bending to affect the electrical conductivity and electrical performance of the wire.
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