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33699250 - Wiring Cable – Black – 2.5mm² – 1m

Original price - Original price €1,20
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Wiring Cable in black, 2.5 mm² cross-section, supplied per 1 m length.

Single-core automotive cable for general wiring, harness repair and circuit extension.
Alternative Codes
33699250

In stock 10 units
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Frequently asked questions

What is this 2.5mm2 wiring cable (33699250) for?
This is black single-core automotive cable with a 2.5 mm2 cross-section, supplied per 1 metre length. It's used for general 12-volt wiring, harness repair and adding or extending circuits. The 2.5 mm2 size suits medium-current circuits such as lighting and accessories.
How is this cable sold and how much do I need?
This cable is sold per 1 metre, so order the total length your run needs plus some slack for routing. Black is commonly used for earth or negative wiring, so measure the route before ordering. Buy a little extra to allow for tidy routing and connections.
What does the 2.5mm2 rating mean?
The 2.5 mm2 rating is the conductor's cross-sectional area, which sets how much current the cable can safely carry. Heavier circuits need a larger size, so match the cable to the load. For higher-current runs a 4 mm2 cable is used instead.