Cable BLOW 73-213 — wire flry-b 0.50 mm² green

Single-conductor flexible electrical wire BLOW 73-213, type flry-b, with a nominal conductor cross-section of 0.50 mm² and green insulation. This fine, flexible conductor is intended for low-voltage wiring, internal electrical connections and signal circuits where a compact, pliable cable is required. Typical applications include appliance assemblies, control panels and wiring harnesses in electronic and automotive repair tasks.

Advantages

The flry-b construction provides enhanced flexibility compared with solid conductors of the same cross-section, allowing easier routing in confined spaces and repeated bending without significant fatigue. Green PVC insulation offers electrical protection and visible color coding for easier identification in multi-conductor bundles. The 0.50 mm² nominal cross-section balances current-carrying capability with a small physical diameter, suitable for low-current circuits and signal lines.

Suitable for

• Internal wiring of household appliances and electronic devices
• Control panels and terminal connections in machinery
• Repair and assembly of automotive wiring harnesses for signal and low-power circuits
• Prototyping and small electronics projects requiring flexible conductors

Key specifications

• Conductor type: flexible stranded copper (flry-b)
• Nominal cross-section: 0.50 mm²
• Insulation material: PVC (green)
• Intended voltage range: low-voltage applications (signal and control circuits)
• Typical use: internal wiring, signal lines, small current circuits

How to use

Strip the insulation to the required length with an appropriate wire stripper, taking care not to nick the copper strands. For reliable connections, twist the conductor strands before inserting into terminals or soldering. When routing the wire, avoid sharp bends and tight radii that could concentrate stress on the strands. Use appropriate terminals, ferrules or solder joints depending on the application and ensure secure mechanical fixation within harnesses and cable ducts.

Usage recommendations

For longest service life, avoid exposing the insulation to excessive heat, oils or solvents. Select wire cross-section and routing consistent with the expected current load and environmental conditions; where frequent flexing is expected, consider using ferrules and strain reliefs at termination points. Use the green color for clear identification in multi-conductor installations and follow applicable electrical safety standards for low-voltage wiring.