Tycab Black/Red 6mm Twin Core Twin Sheath cable gives you a tidy way to run 12 volt power over each measured metre for fridges lights and chargers. The 6 mm twin core handles up to 38 A, so you can tackle standard accessory loads without stressing the wiring. The twin layout keeps polarity clear with red and black cores, handy when you are fault finding in a drawer system or canopy setup. This gear uses fine strand copper with 57 x 0.32 mm conductors in each core, so it bends cleanly around corners in the rig. The PVC insulation holds up to around 90 °C, which suits hot cabins and panels in Aussie sun. The outer twin sheath adds extra abrasion resistance when you route it along frames or chassis rails. Sold per metre, it is a smart buy for custom 12 volt jobs.

• Brand: Tycab
• Black and red 6mm twin core cable
• Twin sheath PVC insulation construction
• Amp rating: 38A for 12V use
• Maximum operating temperature: 90°C
• Fine strand copper: 57 strands x 0.32mm
• Colour coded cores for polarity identification
• Sold per metre for custom length runs
• Suitable for typical 12V accessory circuits
• Short description reference: Blk/Red 6mm Twin Core 100M Twin Sheath 38 Amp Rating 90 Deg 57 Strands @ 0.32mm

Q: Can this 6mm twin core cable be used for a 12V fridge circuit?

Yes, this 6mm twin core cable with a 38A rating is suitable for most 12V fridge circuits when run over typical vehicle distances. The fine strand copper and twin sheath help keep voltage drop under control on moderate runs. Always check your fridge current draw against the 38A rating. For very long cable runs, many auto electricians upsize the cable to keep voltage drop low.

Q: Is the Tycab 6mm twin core cable flexible enough for drawer systems?

Yes, the cable uses 57 strands of 0.32mm copper in each core, which makes it flexible for routing through drawers and canopies. The fine strands bend around tight corners better than solid conductors. This helps reduce stress at connection points in moving setups. Secure the cable with clamps or conduit to stop chafing over rough tracks.

Q: What temperature can the outer sheath handle?

The listed maximum operating temperature is 90°C for the insulation and sheath. That rating suits hot cabins, canopies and under-panel runs where heat build-up can occur. It still should not be run directly against exhaust components or other extreme heat sources. Allow some airflow or shielding if routing through areas that regularly get very hot.

Q: How is the cable supplied from Outback Equipment?

The Tycab Black/Red 6mm Twin Core Twin Sheath is sold per metre through Outback Equipment. Your order is cut to length in one continuous piece where possible. That lets you plan single runs from battery to load without extra joins. Australia-wide delivery means you can sort wiring for the whole setup in one go.