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    Coiled black cable on a white background
Coiled black cable on a white background
    Coiled black cable on a white background
Coiled black cable on a white background
Specifications & Features

If you’re wiring up a small indoor project or doing neat panel work at home, this flexible single-core wire gives you a tidy, easy-to-route option that’s simple to measure, cut, and pull through where you need it—ideal for general-purpose connections where a slim, manageable cable makes the job quicker and cleaner.

It’s a practical choice for tidy panel wiring in a hallway cupboard or for low-current connections behind a kitchen unit, where a clean finish and easy routing matter most. This strip cable helps keep short runs neat and simple when you need a flexible wire that sits neatly in place without taking up extra space.

 

Specifications

  • Voltage: 300/500V
  • Material: Flexible copper wire
  • IP Rating: IP20 – Indoor Use
  • Dimensions: 0.5mm thickness, 100m length
Installation Guidance, Tips & Tricks

Plan Indoor Routing Paths: Confirm indoor placement and plan a neat route before cutting, keeping runs manageable for small projects and panel work.

 

Match The Voltage Rating: Use only on circuits within the stated voltage rating to keep general-purpose connections safe and reliable.

 

Route Gently, Avoid Sharp Edges: Take advantage of the flexible copper wire by routing smooth curves and avoiding crushing, abrasion, or tight, forced bends.

 

Measure Before Cutting Cleanly: Measure the required length on the roll before cutting to keep tidy runs and reduce waste in panel work.

 

Keep Connections Organized Indoors: Label each end clearly and route bundles neatly to make future tracing easier in small indoor projects.

Frequently asked questions

Is this wire suitable for indoor use?

Yes, it carries an IP20 rating for indoor use.

 

What voltage is this wire rated for?

It is rated for 300/500V.

 

What are the roll dimensions?

The roll is 100m in length with 0.5mm thickness.

 

What is the wire made of?

It is a flexible copper single-core wire.

 

Is it easy to route and cut for neat panel work?

Yes, it is flexible and simple to measure, cut, and pull through for tidy indoor panel work.

Specifications & Features

If you’re wiring up a small indoor project or doing neat panel work at home, this flexible single-core wire gives you a tidy, easy-to-route option that’s simple to measure, cut, and pull through where you need it—ideal for general-purpose connections where a slim, manageable cable makes the job quicker and cleaner.

It’s a practical choice for tidy panel wiring in a hallway cupboard or for low-current connections behind a kitchen unit, where a clean finish and easy routing matter most. This strip cable helps keep short runs neat and simple when you need a flexible wire that sits neatly in place without taking up extra space.

 

Specifications

  • Voltage: 300/500V
  • Material: Flexible copper wire
  • IP Rating: IP20 – Indoor Use
  • Dimensions: 0.5mm thickness, 100m length

0.5mm Black Panel Flex Wire - 100 Meter Roll

SKU: W501 BK
Regular price
R 281.00
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R 281.00
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R 429.00
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If you’re wiring up a small indoor project or doing neat panel work at home.
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