Circuit protection
Miniature circuit breaker (MCB)
- Rating
- 6–63 A
- Poles
- 4 options
- Curve
- B curve / C curve
- Breaking
- 10 kA
House wires
FRLS house wire
Gives off less smoke if it ever burns, preferred for apartments, hospitals and offices.
Sample product. Specifications are typical industry values used to demonstrate this page. Real Ecorayy product data will replace them before launch.
1 sq mmConductor size
11 ACurrent (typical)
19.5 Ω/kmMax. resistance at 20 °C
90 mCoil
SKU EC-W-FRLS-1-RE-90 · 20 variants
coil · 90 m each
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Supplied by Ecorayy. Manufacturer name will be shown here once confirmed.
Dealer and bulk pricing on request. Send one list for the whole job.
Company registrations are public and verifiable.
Where to use it
- 1–1.5 sq mm: lighting and fan circuits.
- 2.5 sq mm: socket circuits.
- 4–6 sq mm: AC, geyser and main supply lines.
Downloads
DatasheetPDF · available before launch
Installation guidePDF · available before launch
CertificatePDF · available before launch
Specifications
Electrical
| Voltage grade | 1100 V |
|---|---|
| Current rating (typical, in conduit) | 11 A |
| Max. conductor resistance at 20 °C | 19.5 Ω/km |
Physical
| Conductor | Bare annealed copper, class 5 flexible |
|---|---|
| Strands | 32 / 0.20 mm |
| Insulation | Flame retardant, low smoke PVC, 0.6 mm nominal |
| Colour | Red |
| Operating temperature | Up to 70 °C |
Compliance
| Certification | Listed here once licence details are confirmed |
|---|
Packaging
| Coil length | 90 m |
|---|---|
| Pack | Shrink-wrapped coil with label |
Works with
Often chosen together
Enclosures
Distribution board
- Ways
- 4–12 way
- Supply
- SPN / TPN
- Busbar
- 63–100 A
- IP rating
- IP42
Questions
Frequently asked
Which size do I need?
As a rule of thumb: 1.5 sq mm for lights and fans, 2.5 sq mm for sockets, 4 sq mm for AC points. Your electrician should confirm sizes for your actual loads.
What do the colours mean?
Red, yellow and blue are used for phases, black for neutral and green for earth. Using the right colours makes future repairs safer.