RR Kabel 0.75mm² Single-Core Solid Wire 105°C

RR Solid Wire 0.75mm² Single Core 105°C

The RR Solid Wire 0.75mm² Single Core 105°C is a heat-rated solid conductor for internal panel wiring, instrument connections, and light control circuits where elevated operating temperatures are expected. Its 105°C rating makes it suitable for switchgear and control panel environments across UAE commercial and industrial installations.

Key Features

• 0.75mm² solid conductor for compact panel and instrument wiring
• 105°C temperature rating for high-ambient panel environments
• PVC insulation for reliable performance in enclosed panels
• Sold per metre for precise ordering
• Genuine RR Cables quality

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Internal switchgear and distribution board wiring
• Instrument and control panel connections
• Low-voltage control circuits in industrial panels
• Equipment interconnection in high-ambient enclosures

FAQ

• What does the 0.75mm² cross-section mean, and is it enough for my circuit?
  0.75mm² is a small conductor sized for low-current control, instrument, and internal panel wiring — not for general power circuits. It's intended for switchgear/control-panel interconnections and instrument loops, not for supplying sockets or appliances.
• Can I order an exact length, and how is the price calculated?
  Yes — this wire is sold per metre, so you enter the exact quantity of metres you need at checkout and are charged accordingly. There's no minimum roll or coil requirement.
• What's the difference between this 105°C Solid Wire and RR Kabel's standard Single-Core Building Wire?
  Standard Single-Core Building Wire is PVC-insulated for general fixed wiring in walls, conduit, and trunking, rated to around 70°C. This 105°C solid wire uses a higher-temperature-rated insulation intended for internal switchgear and control-panel wiring, where ambient temperatures inside an enclosure can run significantly hotter than open building wiring. Use the 105°C wire for panel/instrument interconnections, not as a substitute for general circuit wiring.
• Does this need to be installed by an electrician?
  Yes — this is typically installed by a qualified panel builder or licensed electrician as part of a switchgear or control panel build, not a DIY wiring product.
• Why are different colours (Red/White/Black) used, and can I mix colours in one order?
  Colour-coding inside a panel helps an electrician trace individual control/instrument circuits during wiring and later maintenance. You can order any mix of colours and lengths in the same purchase — each colour is a separate variant of the same 0.75mm² wire.