Automotive Line Cables

The insulation layer is extremely thin, which greatly reduces weight and outer diameter, saving space for wiring in the car. It uses special PVC material, which has excellent wear resistance, weather resistance and heat resistance, good physical, chemical, mechanical and electrical properties, and can also be made into cold-resistant, highly flame-retardant and oil-resistant versions according to needs, suitable for various automotive circuit scenarios.

Product Description

Japanese Standard AVS Thin-Wall Insulated Low-Voltage Wire is a type of single-core PVC (polyvinyl chloride) insulated low-voltage cable. It is widely used in low-voltage circuits of automobiles, motorcycles, and other motor vehicles, such as the starting, charging, lighting, signal, and instrument panel circuits of vehicles. It plays a crucial role in the stable transmission of electrical energy and signals. As an internal connecting wire for automobiles, it possesses excellent mechanical properties including high temperature resistance, high flexibility, oil resistance, and scratch resistance.

Specification Basis

It complies with JASO D 611 Thin-Wall Insulated Low-Voltage Cables for Automobiles. Under this standard, there are clear and strict regulations on conductors, insulation, and other aspects to ensure that the wire performance meets the harsh operating environment requirements of automobiles and other motor vehicles. Meanwhile, during the production process, the JIS C3102 standard for flexible copper wires for electrical purposes is also referred to in the manufacture of conductors to guarantee the quality and electrical performance of the conductors.

Technical Parameters

Cross-Sectional Area (mm²)	Number of Conductor Strands (strands)	Diameter of Single Conductor Strand (mm)	Maximum Cable Outer Diameter (mm)	Maximum DC Resistance of Conductor at 20°C (Ω/km)
0.3	7	0.26	1.9	50.2
0.5	7	0.32	2.1	32.7
0.85	16	0.26	2.3	22.0
0.85	11	0.32	2.3	20.8
1.25	16	0.32	2.6	14.3
2	26	0.32	3.1	8.81
3	41	0.18	3.8	5.59
5	65	0.32	4.6	3.52
0.3f	15	0.18	-	48.9
0.5f	20	0.18	1.9	-
0.5f	-	0.18	2.1	36.7
0.75f	30	0.18	2.3	24.4
1.25f	50	0.18	2.6	14.7
2f	37	0.26	3.1	9.50