6 B&S Twin Sheath Battery Cable

Genuine Australian made TYCAB 8 B&S battery and starter cable, ideal for use in dual battery systems, caravans or any other auxiliary power application up to 82.4 amp*

• Product Info
• Specifications
• Derating Factors
• Applications
• Size Guide

• Part # Prefix: C2TS-6

  Sheath Colours: Black, Red

  Lengths: Cut to length by the metre up to 30m and also available in 50m reels.

   

   * Refer Specifications and derating factors

   

• AMP Rating at  30°C:82.4 amp (JASO D609 derating factors apply)

  Tycab Code: AWC2168032

  Nearest AWG: 6

  Strand #/Size: 168/0.32

  Nominal Area: 13.50mm²

  Insulation Thickness: 1.1mm

  Sheath Thickness: 0.8mm

  Electrical Resistance at 20°C: 1.4ohm/km

  Nominal O.D.: 8.8mm×16.0mm

  Mass (kg/100m): 36

  Conductor: OXYGEN FREE Plain Copper Wire to AS/NZS 1125

  Insulation: V90 degrees Celsius PVC to AS/NZS 3808

   

• Derating Factors for Ambient Temperatures °C per JASO D609

  
  

  As the ambient temperature increases, the current capacity of the cable decreases as per the following chart.

  
  

  Ambiebt Temperature °C = Derating Factor for Twin 6 B&S 

  
  

  • 30°C = 100% capacity (82.4amp)

  • 40°C = 90% capacity (74.16amp)

  • 50°C = 76% capacity (62.62amp)

  • 60°C = 60% capacity (49.44amp)

  • 70°C = 45% capacity (37.08amp)

• • Battery and starter systems

  • Dual battery systems

  • Caravans and 4WD's

  • Auxiliary power applications

  • Charging systems

   

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  Voltage Drop for Twin 6 B&S Cable: 

  To calculate the voltage drop of Twin 6 B&S copper cable, use the following formula:

   

  Voltage Drop = Length x Current x 0.017
                                        Area (13.50)

   

  Length = Total length of cable in metres.

  Current = Current draw (amps) through the cable.

  Area = Cross sectional area of the copper (in this case 13.50mm²)

   

  Notes:

  • Formula only applies to copper at 25°C, voltage drop increases with both ambient and cable temperature, at approx 0.4% per °C.

  • 0.017 - This multiplication factor only applies to copper

   

  Example for Twin 6 B&S:

  How much voltage drop over 10m of Twin 6 B&S with a current draw of 82A?

   

  • 10m x 82A x 0.017 = 13.94

   

  Divide this by 13.50 (cross sectional area of Twin 6 B&S - mm²)

   

  • 13.94/13.50 = 1.033V

   

  You will have a drop of approximatley 1.03 Volts over the 10m length