Product Category

UL 1007

PVC electronic wire

Specifications

Nominal voltage: 300V

Temperature range: 80°C

Standard: UL758

Product Description

Applications

Internal wiring of electronic equipment.

Colours: All colours

Product dimensions

Conductor			Insulation	Diameter (mm)	Max.cond Resistance (Ω/KM)	Unit Length (M/FT)
Size (AWG)	Construction (No./mm)	Diameter (mm)	Nominal Thickness (mm)	Diameter (mm)	Max.cond Resistance (Ω/KM)	Unit Length (M/FT)
32	7/0.08	0.24	0.38	1.00	542	610/2000
30	7/0.10	0.30	0.38	1.06	347	610/2000
28	7/0.127	0.38	0.38	1.14	218	610/2000
26	7/0.16	0.48	0.38	1.24	138	610/2000
24	11/0.16	0.61	0.38	1.37	85.9	610/2000
22	17/0.16	0.77	0.38	1.53	54.3	610/2000
20	21/0.18	0.92	0.38	1.68	33.9	610/2000
18	34/0.18	1.19	0.38	1.95	21.4	610/2000
16	26/0.254	1.49	0.38	2.25	13.5	305/1000

FAQ

FAQs

Q: How to choose the right wire for high-temperature environments?

A: For high-temperature environments, it is recommended to use fluoroplastic wires (e.g., UL1330, 200℃) or silicone rubber wires (e.g., UL3251, 250℃).
Q: Which wires are suitable for automotive or new energy vehicle internal wiring?

A: Wires for automotive electrical systems (e.g., QB-B, FLRY-A) and wires for electric vehicles (e.g., EV XLPE WIRE) are specifically designed for internal vehicle wiring.
Q: Which wire should be used for electronic equipment requiring anti-interference?

A: PVC sheathed wires with Al-Mylar shielding (e.g., UL2464, UL2517) can effectively resist external electromagnetic interference.
Q: Which wires have excellent oil and climate resistance?

A: Cross-linked PE wires (XLPE) and fluoroplastic wires (FEP) typically possess excellent oil and climate resistance due to their material properties.
Q: How to distinguish PVC electronic wires with different temperature ratings?

A: You can distinguish them by their UL style numbers, for example, UL1571 is rated for 80℃, while UL1015 is rated for 105℃.