6mm Twin & Earth Surfix Surface Cable | 2+E | 100m Roll | Geyser & Stove Circuits

6mm Twin & Earth Surfix Surface Cable is a heavy-duty PVC-sheathed 
electrical cable designed for high-load circuits in South African 
residential and commercial installations — most commonly used for 
geyser circuits, stove circuits and large air conditioner sub-circuits 
where 2.5mm cable is insufficient.

Constructed with a plain copper conductor, PVC insulated cores laid 
up with a bare tinned earth wire in contact with a longitudinal 
aluminium foil tape, and PVC sheathed overall — this cable is SANS 
1507 compliant and meets all South African wiring code requirements 
under SANS 10142.

Sold in standard 100m rolls, the 6mm 2+E Surfix cable is protected 
by a 40A circuit breaker and is the correct cable size for geyser 
and stove circuits in South African homes and commercial properties.

Typical Applications:
- Electric geyser circuits (most common use)
- Electric stove and oven circuits
- Large air conditioner and heat pump sub-circuits
- High-load workshop equipment circuits
- Sub-mains between DB boards in outbuildings
- Any high-current circuit requiring more than 4mm cable

Key Features:
- 6mm² conductor cross-section — heavy duty
- 2 core + earth (2+E) configuration
- Plain copper conductor — excellent conductivity
- PVC insulated cores with longitudinal aluminium foil tape
- PVC sheathed overall — durable and impact resistant
- Bare tinned earth wire for reliable earth continuity
- SANS 1507 compliant — meets South African wiring standards
- Sold in 100m rolls
- Protected by 40A circuit breaker (SANS 10142 requirement)

Surfix Cable Quick Size Guide (SANS 10142):
- 1.5mm 2+E — Lighting circuits — 16A breaker
- 2.5mm 2+E — Plug socket circuits — 20A breaker
- 4mm 2+E — High-load circuits — 25–32A breaker
- 6mm 2+E — Geyser & stove circuits — 40A breaker

Also available:
→ 1.5mm Twin & Earth Surfix Cable — Lighting circuits
→ 2.5mm Twin & Earth Surfix Cable — Plug socket circuits

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