Silicone Electrical Wire - 2 Conductor Parallel Wire - 60ft - Multicolor

This 18 AWG wire has a maximum current rating of 7.5A.

The silicone insulation offers good resistance to temperature extremes, but prolonged direct UV exposure may degrade the material over time. Consider additional protection if used in harsh outdoor environments.

Tinned copper is coated with tin, which provides increased corrosion resistance and makes soldering easier compared to bare copper.

It means the cable contains two separate insulated wires running side-by-side, typically used for positive and negative connections.

The wire is rated for a nominal voltage of 600V.

You can strip the ends and connect them using screw terminals, crimp connectors, or by soldering.

While the wire is rated for 600V, it is typically used for lower voltage DC applications in electronics and automotive projects. Always ensure compliance with local electrical codes for mains voltage applications.

While silicone is flexible, ensure you are not trying to bend it beyond its capabilities. For extremely tight bends, consider a finer gauge wire if appropriate for the current requirements.

Check that the tinned copper conductors are securely connected to the terminals or solder points. Ensure no stray strands are causing shorts and that the stripped wire is fully inserted or soldered.

Verify that the current draw does not exceed the wire's 7.5A rating. If the current is within limits and overheating occurs, check for poor connections or a fault in the connected device.