The Tycab Green 6mm Single Core cable is straight-up workhorse gear for running 50A feeds to your 12V kit. You get a known 6mm cross section so voltage drop maths stays simple when you are planning cable runs to fridges, compressors or rear power panels. Sold per metre, this cable lets you buy exactly 1m, 3m or 10m lengths without leftovers cluttering the shed.

Inside the green sheath you have 57 copper strands at 0.32mm each, giving solid flexibility for routing through canopies and under false floors. The insulation is rated to around 90°C, which suits engine bays and sealed compartments in hot Australian summers. The green colour stands out clearly against black split conduit when you are fault finding or adding extra gear later. It is honest, reliable cable from Tycab that suits everyday touring setups.

• Tycab Green 6mm single core cable
• Sold per metre for custom lengths
• Rated up to 50A current capacity
• 57 copper strands at 0.32mm each
• Approximate reference roll length 100m
• Green insulation for quick ID in looms
• Suits 12V and 24V accessory circuits
• Temperature rating up to 90°C
• Flexible fine-strand core for tight runs
• Ideal for touring, camper and canopy wiring

Q: Can I buy this cable in one continuous length?

Yes, the cable is sold per metre as a continuous length. If you order 5 units you receive one 5m length rather than separate pieces. This makes routing from battery to accessory cleaner with fewer joins. You can then cut the cable to suit your exact run lengths during installation.

Q: Is this 6mm referring to core size or outside diameter?

The 6mm refers to the conductor size used for current capacity. The actual outside diameter will be larger because of the insulation layer. This sizing style is common with automotive cable in Australia. Always match terminals and lugs specified for 6mm automotive cable for a proper fit.

Q: What colour is the conductor insulation on this cable?

The insulation on this cable is green. This makes it easier to visually separate it from red positive feeds or black earth returns in your wiring looms. Clear colour separation reduces the chance of mix-ups when fault finding later. It also keeps your wiring looking organised in fuse boxes and junction panels.

Q: What sort of current loads suit a 50A rating?

A 50A rating covers many common 12V accessories. Examples include most compressor fridges, mid-sized air compressors, and high output lighting circuits. For long cable runs it is still important to calculate voltage drop using the 6mm size. Keeping runs shorter and connections clean will help the cable perform at its rated level.