0.50MM² OR (23/.0076") SINGLE CORE FLEXIBLE CABLE

A 0.50 mm² or (23/.0076") single-core flexible cable is a type of electrical cable characterized by its construction and specifications. Here is a detailed description:

Specifications:

• Conductor Cross-Sectional Area: 0.50 mm²
• Stranding: 23 strands of 0.0076 inches diameter each
• Core: Single-core

Construction:

• Conductor Material: Typically made of stranded copper wires for enhanced flexibility and conductivity.
• Insulation: Usually insulated with a high-quality PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or similar material, providing electrical insulation and protection against mechanical damage.

Features:

• Flexibility: The cable is designed to be highly flexible, making it suitable for applications where the cable needs to be bent or moved frequently without breaking.
• Durability: Resistant to wear and tear, suitable for use in environments that require a durable yet flexible cable.
• Temperature Rating: Often rated for operation in a range of temperatures, typically from -5°C to +70°C, depending on the insulation material.
• Voltage Rating: Generally rated for low voltage applications, commonly up to 300/500V.