The Tycab Red 6mm Single Core Marine tinned cable is straight-up power gear for 12V and 24V setups needing up to 50 Amp. The 6mm² tinned copper core keeps voltage drop in check on fridges, pumps and charge lines across typical boat or canopy runs. The 65 x 0.30mm stranding stays flexible, so you can route it through tight corners, chase tubes and battery boxes without a fight.

The PVC insulation is rated to 90°C, which suits hot cabins, lockers and Aussie summer engine bays. The red sheath makes it simple to spot your positive feed when you are chasing faults or adding new gear. Sold per metre, it is a smart buy when you want clean runs with fewer joins. Grab the length you need, crimp it properly, and get out there with wiring that is made to work hard.

• Tycab red 6mm single core marine cable
• Fully tinned copper conductor for corrosion resistance
• Rated up to 50 Amp in typical 12V circuits
• 6mm² cross-sectional area for reduced voltage drop
• Flexible 65 strand x 0.30mm construction
• PVC insulation rated to 90°C operating temperature
• Bright red sheath clearly identifies positive wiring
• Sold per metre for custom-length installations
• Suitable for boats, trailers and canopy power runs
• Compatible with standard 6mm² crimp lugs and terminals

Q: Can this 6mm marine cable be used in both 12V and 24V systems?

Yes, this 6mm marine cable suits both 12V and 24V DC systems. The key limits are its 50 Amp current rating and the length of the run for voltage drop. Many users run it for fridge feeds, accessory fuse panels and charge circuits. Just size your fuses and circuit length to stay within the current rating and acceptable voltage drop.

Q: Is the copper in this cable fully tinned for marine use?

Yes, the conductor in this cable is fully tinned copper. Tinning helps resist corrosion in damp or salty environments where bare copper can oxidise. That means cleaner connections over time when used with quality crimp lugs. It is a common choice for boats, off-road campers and coastal setups.

Q: What size terminals or lugs should I use with this cable?

Use terminals and lugs sized for 6mm² or equivalent cross-sectional area. That match keeps the strands fully supported under the crimp barrel. A correct size lug improves current capacity and reduces hot spots. Always crimp with a suitable tool so the 65 x 0.30mm strands are firmly compressed.

Q: How is this cable supplied when ordered online?

This cable is supplied as a continuous length sold per metre. If you order 5 units you receive one 5m length, not five separate 1m pieces. That makes it easier to run unbroken lengths from battery to load. You can then cut to size on the job for each circuit.