Silicone Wire 14AWG Ultra Flexible 2-Conductor — Parallel Twin Lead
Silicone Wire 14AWG Ultra Flexible 2-Conductor Parallel Twin Lead
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Silicone Wire 14AWG Ultra Flexible 2-Conductor — Parallel Twin Lead
14AWG ultra-flexible silicone wire in a 2-conductor parallel twin lead configuration — positive and negative conductors bonded together for neat, tangle-free DC power wiring. Rated for 200°C and 680V with tinned copper conductors. Ideal for DC power distribution where both conductors need to run together.
Key Specifications
- Gauge: 14AWG ×2 | Conductor: Tinned copper (stranded)
- Insulation: Silicone rubber | Temperature: −60°C to +200°C
- Voltage rating: 680V | Current capacity: ~30A per conductor
- Configuration: 2-conductor parallel twin lead
- Compliance: RoHS compliant
Typical Applications
- DC power distribution wiring (+ and − together)
- RC LiPo battery and ESC power leads
- Motor and actuator power wiring
- High-current DC power harness
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