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Connect Black Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m 30030
Connect Black 5 Core Auto Cable 8.75A 30m 30091
BeMatik - Optical fiber coil 9/125 singlemode fiber 6 100 m outside OS2
Connect Yellow Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m 30017
Connect White 3 Core Mains Cable 6A 50m 30673
Connect Brown Single Core Auto Cable 9/0.30 7m 36952
Connect 30670 Black Rubber 3 Core Mains Cable 6 Amp 50m
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BeMatik - Super Cable VGA UL2919 3C +9 (HD15-M/M) 20m
Connect Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m Black Automotive Wire 30001
Connect Yellow Single Core Auto Cable 9/0.30 7m 36955
Connect Red Single Core Auto Cable 9/0.30 7m 36954
Connect Black Single Core Auto Cable 9/0.30 7m 36950
Connect Green Single Core Auto Cable 9/0.30 7m 36953
Connect Blue Single Core Auto Cable 9/0.30 7m 36951
Connect Black Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 3.5m 36965
Connect Green Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 3.5m 36967
Connect White Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 3.5m 36970
Connect Blue Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 3.5m 36966
Connect Yellow Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 3.5m 36969
Connect Blue Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 6m 36959
Connect Yellow Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 6m 36963
Connect Brown Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 6m 36960
Connect White Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 6m 36964
Connect Green Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 6m 36961
Connect Black/White Twin Core Speaker Cable 12/0.20 30m 30054
Connect White Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m 30007
Connect Yellow Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m 30008
Connect Blue Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m 30002
Connect Green Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m 30004
Connect Brown Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m 30003
Connect Red Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m 30006
Connect Single Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 50m Purple Automotive Wire 30005
Connect Brown Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m 30032
Connect Black/Red Flat Twin Core Auto Cable 14/0.30 30m 30050
Connect Red Single Core Auto Cable 44/0.30 30m 30040
Connect Brown Single Core Auto Cable 44/0.30 30m 30039
Connect Black Single Core Auto Cable 44/0.30 30m 30038
Connect Black Stereo Twin Core Speaker Cable 12/0.20 100m 30055
Connect Red Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m 30015
Connect White Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m 30016
Connect Blue Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m 30011
Connect Green Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m 30013
Connect Black Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m 30010
Connect Brown Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m 30012
Connect Single Core Auto Cable 28/0.30 50m Purple Automotive Wire 30014
Connect Yellow Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m 30037
Connect Purple Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m 30034
Connect Green Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m 30033
Connect White Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m 30036
Connect Blue Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m 30031
Connect Thin Wall Single Core Cable 28/0.30 50m Red Automotive Wire 30035
Electricians fish tape / Draw tape Mild steel 25 metre
Connect Black 4 Core Auto Cable 5.75A 30m 30090
Connect Black/Red Flat Twin Auto Cable 28/0.30 30m 30052
Connect Black / Red Twin Core Speaker Cable 24/0.20 6A 100m 30067
Connect Black 7 Core Trailer Cable 5.75A 30m 30092
Electric cable: make the right choice
Between wires and electrical cables, it’s not always easy to find your way. Moreover, the section to use mainly depends on the installation, the current intensity, and the equipment to power. Follow this guide to not lose track!
In everyday language, the words "wire" and "cable" are interchangeable. However, they refer to two quite different elements.
- Essentially, an electrical wire is used to carry current. It has a core made of a conductive material. This element can be single-strand or multi-strand depending on its use and its section. Most often, the core is made of copper, but it can also be nickel. It is coated with an insulating material (plastic, etc.).
- The term “cable” refers to a set of multiple electrical wires wrapped in a protective sheath (often plastic). Their diameter and number vary depending on the intended use.
The section is one of the characteristics that help identify the wires in an electrical cable. Expressed in mm², it is subject to the NF C 15 - 100 standard for installations in a dwelling.
- in short, the greater a wire's section (a larger diameter), the more current it can carry;
- a wire of 1.5 mm² can carry up to 10 A of mains electricity (alternating, single-phase 230 V);
- a section of 2.5 mm² can carry between 16 and 20 A (mains electricity);
- a diameter of 4 mm² can carry a current of 25 A (mains electricity);
- a wire of 6 mm² can carry up to 32 A (mains electricity).
Wires and cables are commonly sold in coils of 10 to 100 m. Manufacturers indicate the intrinsic characteristics of these conductors through numbers and letters written on the labeling.
- 03: compatible with a current of up to 300 V. Logically, the number varies depending on the maximum voltage tolerated.
- R: rigid multi-strand wire.
- K: flexible multi-strand wire.
- U: wire with a rigid, solid core.
- V: wire with PVC sheath. If a number precedes this indication (for example: 2V), the wire’s insulation is doubled or tripled.
- H: indicates the product's conformity with international standards (“H” for “harmonized”).
- G: on electrical cables, this letter is preceded by the number of wires contained within the sheath and their section. Thus, 3G1.5mm² indicates that the cable in question includes 3 wires of 1.5 mm².
Before choosing an electrical cable, it is important to study the building's installations and anticipate the equipment to power. The suitable conductor indeed depends on the network and its usage.
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