2-pin red and black PVC or silicone extension cable 28awg 26awg 24awg 22awg 20awg 18awg 16awg Tinned copper domestic wire

2-Pin Red and Black PVC/Silicone Extension Cable - Tinned Copper Domestic Wire (28AWG, 26AWG, 24AWG, 22AWG, 20AWG, 18AWG, 16AWG)

This 2-pin extension cable with red and black color-coded wires is perfect for a wide variety of applications that require reliable, insulated, and flexible wiring. The cable features tinned copper conductors for enhanced conductivity and corrosion resistance. It is commonly used in electrical systems, automotive wiring, DIY projects, LED lighting, and battery-powered devices.

The wires are available in various gauges (28AWG, 26AWG, 24AWG, 22AWG, 20AWG, 18AWG, 16AWG) to meet different current and voltage needs, allowing for flexibility depending on the specific power requirements of your project. The red and black color coding ensures clear identification of the positive and negative terminals, making installation and troubleshooting easier.

Key Features:

• Color-Coded Wires: The red wire is for the positive ( + ) terminal, and the black wire is for the negative ( - ) terminal. This color coding ensures ease of installation and prevents confusion during wiring.

• High-Quality Tinned Copper: The wire is made from tinned copper, which is more resistant to corrosion than bare copper. This ensures long-term reliability and improved conductivity, especially in humid or outdoor environments.

• Flexible PVC or Silicone Insulation:

  • PVC Insulation: Provides good protection against abrasions, oils, and other general hazards. It is suitable for most general-purpose applications.
  • Silicone Insulation: Offers greater flexibility, high heat resistance, and is ideal for applications that may involve high temperatures or need to withstand bending and flexing.

• Available in Multiple AWG Sizes: Available in various wire gauges to meet your specific power and flexibility needs:

  • 28 AWG – For low power, low current applications (typically used for control signals, small sensors, or signal wiring).
  • 26 AWG – Suitable for low-power connections, such as small LEDs or light-duty applications.
  • 24 AWG – Works well for low-current connections, such as light electronics and communication devices.
  • 22 AWG – A popular size for medium-current wiring in automotive or consumer electronics.
  • 20 AWG – Ideal for medium to high-current applications in automotive wiring, LED systems, or battery-powered devices.
  • 18 AWG – Used for higher current loads in motor wiring, power distribution, or heavy-duty automotive systems.
  • 16 AWG – For high-current applications, such as 12V DC systems, motors, or power equipment.

• Voltage Rating: Typically rated for use in low-voltage circuits, typically around 12V - 24V DC, depending on the wire gauge and insulation type.

• Stranded Conductors: Stranded copper offers greater flexibility compared to solid wire, making it ideal for applications where the cable needs to bend or move, such as in automotive, marine, or robotics wiring.

• Easy Identification: Red and black color coding ensures proper polarity when connecting components, reducing the risk of wiring errors.

• Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Use: Whether you're using it for indoor DIY projects or outdoor automotive or marine applications, the wire’s insulation offers enough protection for both environments.

Applications:

• Automotive Wiring: Excellent for wiring lights, motors, sensors, or other electronic components in cars, trucks, motorcycles, and marine systems.

• LED Lighting: Ideal for connecting LED strips, LED lamps, and LED panels in 12V or 24V circuits.

• Battery-Powered Devices: Great for creating connections in battery-powered systems, power banks, solar power systems, and DC-powered equipment.

• DIY Electronics Projects: Widely used for breadboard wiring, control circuits, sensors, Arduino projects, and other electronics prototyping.

• Low-Voltage Control Systems: Used in low-voltage control circuits for alarms, lighting controls, communications, and more.

• Power Distribution: Can be used for medium to high-current power connections in various low-voltage distribution systems, particularly in automotive and solar applications.

Specifications:

• Wire Gauge Options: Available in 28 AWG, 26 AWG, 24 AWG, 22 AWG, 20 AWG, 18 AWG, and 16 AWG
• Insulation Types:
  • PVC (for general-purpose applications)
  • Silicone (for high-flex and high-temperature applications)
• Conductor Type: Tinned copper (corrosion-resistant)
• Voltage Rating: Typically 12V - 24V DC, depending on the wire gauge
• Temperature Range:
  • PVC Insulated Wire: Typically -20°C to +80°C
  • Silicone Insulated Wire: Typically -60°C to +200°C
• Length: Available in various lengths, commonly in 1-meter to 10-meter rolls, depending on the supplier.

Advantages:

• Durable and Corrosion-Resistant: Tinned copper offers better protection against oxidation and corrosion, especially in marine or outdoor environments.

• Flexible and Easy to Work With: The wire is easy to handle and strip, and its flexible nature makes it ideal for tight spaces, flexible systems, or complex wiring layouts.

• Color-Coded for Easy Wiring: Red and black color coding makes it easy to distinguish between the positive and negative wires, ensuring proper polarity and preventing connection errors.

• Wide Range of Gauge Sizes: Available in a variety of wire gauges to meet the power requirements of different applications, from low-power signal wiring to high-current power circuits.

• High Heat Resistance (for Silicone versions): Silicone insulation can withstand higher temperatures, making it ideal for motors, lighting circuits, and other applications that generate heat.

• Economical: Available in bulk packs or by the meter, allowing for cost-effective solutions for both small and large projects.