The Tycab Brown/White/Yellow 3mm 3 Core Twin Sheath cable gives you three clearly marked 3mm circuits at up to 10 Amp each per metre, handy for switching, lighting or control runs in a 12V setup. You can run brown, white and yellow cores from a fuse block to a canopy or trailer panel, keeping fault finding simple when you are miles from town and need gear that just works. Inside each core you get 14 strands at 0.32mm, so the cable bends cleanly through conduit and around drawers without work hardening straight away. The outer twin sheath wraps all three cores, adding another layer of protection from stone chips and rubbing under the vehicle. Tycab build this cable for consistent 10 Amp duty, so it is a smart buy for anyone wiring campers, boats or touring rigs in Australian heat and dust.

• Brand: Tycab
• Brown/white/yellow 3 core cable
• Conductor size: 3mm per core
• Strand construction: 14 strands x 0.32mm
• Overall current rating: 10 Amp
• Twin sheath construction over three cores
• PVC insulation and outer sheath
• Colour coded cores for simple identification
• Sold per metre for custom lengths
• Suitable for typical 12V accessory wiring

Q: Can I buy this Tycab 3mm 3 core twin sheath cable in a continuous length?

Yes, the cable is sold per metre and supplied in a continuous length where possible. If you order 10 units you receive one 10 metre length, not ten separate 1 metre pieces. Longer continuous runs mean fewer joins in your wiring. Fewer joins generally reduce voltage drop and corrosion points. If a maximum drum length applies, it will be confirmed at checkout.

Q: Is this 3mm 3 core twin sheath cable suitable for 12V automotive and camping setups?

Yes, this cable is well suited to typical 12V accessory wiring up to its 10 Amp rating. The 3mm conductors carry common loads like lighting, switches and control circuits in canopies and camper trailers. The three colour coded cores make it simple to keep track of different functions. Always match the 10 Amp rating to an appropriate fuse size.

Q: What do the brown, white and yellow cores usually get used for?

The colour set lets you assign consistent roles across your setup, such as positive feed, switched feed and signal or return. Keeping the same colour use through the whole vehicle makes fault finding much faster. Labelling the ends alongside the colours adds another layer of clarity. Electricians and auto sparkies often choose this style when multiple circuits share the same sheath.

Q: Can this cable be pulled through conduit or flexible split tubing?

Yes, the 14 x 0.32mm strand construction and outer sheath help it feed smoothly through conduit runs. The smooth jacket reduces snagging on joints and fittings. Using properly sized conduit or split tube protects the sheath from stone damage and UV. Secure the run with suitable clips to prevent chafing over time.