Why You Should Use Yellow Battery Cable for Negative DC in Your Marine Electrical System

According to ISO 13297:2021, if there is an AC system within the same craft, the DC negative cable must be yellow. This is to avoid mixing up the DC and AC negative lines, which could cause serious damage to the electrical equipment and pose a risk of electric shock. The DC positive cable can be any colour except green, yellow, light blue or black.

Introducing Oceanflex PVC ISO 13297 Battery Cable

High durability ISO 13297 yellow battery cable is specially designed for marine applications and other harsh environments, where corrosion, moisture, salt, heat and vibration can affect the performance and lifespan of the electrical system. Yellow battery cable ISO 13297 has the following features:

  • It is made of tinned copper conductors, which are resistant to corrosion and oxidation.
  • It can withstand temperatures from -15°C to 70°C, and is resistant to petrol, lubricating oils and diluted acids.
  • It has an extra flexible sheathing, which makes it easy to install and bend around tight corners.
  • It is suitable for applications up to 60V.

Furneaux Riddall offer a wide range of OceanFlex tinned copper battery cables, including yellow battery cable ISO 13297 in various sizes and lengths. You can order online or contact them for more information.

https://www.furneauxriddall.com/collections/oceanflex-tinned-copper-battery-cables



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