Electrical wire 1x35 mm² cross-section H07Vs
The above price is 1 meter!
A reliable electrical wire is essential to provide power, whether it is vehicle electrical system, industrial machines or even the circuits of camps. This 1x35 mm² cross -section cable has excellent conductivity, provides high power loads and is easy to handle thanks to the twisted copper conductor. Available in black and red to simply distinguish between different circuits and poles.
The H07V-K mark shows that the cable is a harmonized standard, which ensures reliability and uniform quality. "H" means a harmonized wire, "07" indicates that it can be used up to 750 V, "V" PVC insulation, which resists mechanical effects and chemicals, and "K" means a twisted copper driver, which provides flexibility. The latter is particularly important in places where the cable is exposed to moving, bending or vibration.
Due to the 1x35 mm² cross-section, this wire is also suitable for larger current systems. It is often used in trucks and trucks to connect batteries, in driving systems, or connecting other powerful consumers. It can also be used well in camps and off-grrid systems, for example, for wiring between inverters and batteries, where stable energy supply is key. In an industrial environment, it provides reliable performance in switch cabinets, machinery and control systems.
One of the biggest advantages of a twisted copper driver is that it provides excellent flexibility, making it easier to install, especially when placed in tight places or in a complex arrangement. This elasticity is particularly beneficial for moving or vibrating components, such as trucks and machines in electrical systems where the cable has to endure continuous movement without breaking or damaging. PVC insulation protects the wire from external effects, resistant to chemicals, wear and moisture, and thus provides reliable performance in the long run.
The black and red variation allows clear marking in the electrical systems, which is essential for simple and safe installation. For example, the red wire is often connected to a positive pole, while the black is connected to the negative, which makes it clear and reduces error options.
