Europe Power Cables with VDE, TUV Certified, Australia Power Cable with SAA Certified, Korea Power Cables with KC Certified, Brazil Power Cables with Inmetro Certified, PVC Insulated Flexible Power Cords
Europe Power Cables with VDE, TUV Certified, Australia Power Cable with SAA Certified, Korea Power Cables with KC Certified, Brazil Power Cables with Inmetro Certified, Rubber Insulated Sheathed Flexible Power Cords
Power Cord & Power Connectors Manufacturer With RoHS, Reach, PAHs Compliant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about PVC, rubber, braided, LSZH, AWM and EV charging flexible power cables
A flexible power cable uses many fine copper strands for each conductor so it bends repeatedly without breaking, insulated or jacketed in PVC, rubber, textile braid or low-smoke material, and is used inside cords, appliances, tools and machinery.
PVC is economical for general use, rubber resists oil, cold and moisture for outdoor and heavy use, textile braided cable offers a retro fabric finish for lamps and appliances, LSZH produces low smoke and no halogen in fires, and coiled or spiral cable stretches and retracts.
SPT, SVT, SJT and ST are North American UL PVC cord types with different gauges and 300V or 600V ratings, while H03VV-F and H05VV-F are European PVC harmonized cords and H05RN-F and H07RN-F are rubber harmonized cords with increasing cross-section and durability.
Choose the AWG or mm2 cross-section from the load current and cable length, and select two cores for double-insulated equipment without earth or three cores, sometimes more, where a grounding conductor or three-phase wiring is required.
North American cables carry UL, cUL or CSA approval, European and many export cables carry VDE, TUV and CE, with SAA for Australia, PSE for Japan and KC for Korea, and materials meeting RoHS, REACH and PAHS requirements.
Yes. We supply bulk cable by the meter, cut and stripped or tinned lengths, and finished molded cords or assemblies with the required plugs and connectors, with custom jacket colors, gauges and packaging available.
A flexible power cord is a finished cord set with a plug on it, AWM wire is a UL 758 recognized component for wiring inside equipment, and EV charging cable is a UL 62 cable built for repeated handling between a charger and a vehicle. The three are certified to different standards and carry different print legends, so each is ordered against the drawing for its own application.
