Why your 12VHPWR cables are softer and more flexible than other cables?
It is because we are using the premium ultra-soft silicone wires. Our 12VHPWR cables are also using the best possible quality of terminals and connectors.
It is a more premium and higher quality type of wires comparing to regular wires. It is extremely soft and flexible which will curve and bend naturally by itself, and it can also handle high temperature better. For general electrical wires, the max operation temperature is around 80°C only. For premium ultra-soft silicone wires, the max operation temperature is around 200°C.
Flexibility: These cables are extremely soft and flexible, allowing them to curve and bend naturally. Their flexibility makes them suitable for tight spaces and areas with limited clearance.
Electrical Performance: They exhibit low dielectric loss and excellent insulating properties, ensuring optimal electrical performance and reduced signal interference.
High-Temperature Resistance: Ultra-soft silicone wire cables can withstand extreme temperatures, typically ranging from -90°C to 300°C. This makes them ideal for use in environments where temperature fluctuations are common.
Chemical Resistance: Ultra-soft silicone wire cables are resistant to oils, acids, and solvents, making them highly durable and stable.
Environmental Friendliness: Silicone is non-toxic and environmentally friendly, making these cables a sustainable choice compared to other insulation types3.
Overall, ultra-soft silicone wire cables are durable, versatile, and well-suited for high-performance applications.
Although ultra-soft silicone wire is always a better choice for power cables in every angle, but it costs more than 2 times of regular cable wires. This is why most companies and the original PSU cables are always using regular wires only.
We have sold tens of thousands of our 12VHPWR 16-pin cables and adapters, and there is no melting incident whatsoever, ZERO. This can prove the point that using top-quality materials and parts is always the key to make 12VHPWR products safe and reliable.
Showcase - MODDIY Ultra-Soft Silicone Wire Cables
(Source: Reddit)
(Source: Reddit)
(Source: [H]ardForum)
It is a more premium and higher quality type of wires comparing to regular wires. It is extremely soft and flexible which will curve and bend naturally by itself, and it can also handle high temperature better. For general electrical wires, the max operation temperature is around 80°C only. For premium ultra-soft silicone wires, the max operation temperature is around 200°C.
Flexibility: These cables are extremely soft and flexible, allowing them to curve and bend naturally. Their flexibility makes them suitable for tight spaces and areas with limited clearance.
Electrical Performance: They exhibit low dielectric loss and excellent insulating properties, ensuring optimal electrical performance and reduced signal interference.
High-Temperature Resistance: Ultra-soft silicone wire cables can withstand extreme temperatures, typically ranging from -90°C to 300°C. This makes them ideal for use in environments where temperature fluctuations are common.
Chemical Resistance: Ultra-soft silicone wire cables are resistant to oils, acids, and solvents, making them highly durable and stable.
Environmental Friendliness: Silicone is non-toxic and environmentally friendly, making these cables a sustainable choice compared to other insulation types3.
Overall, ultra-soft silicone wire cables are durable, versatile, and well-suited for high-performance applications.
Although ultra-soft silicone wire is always a better choice for power cables in every angle, but it costs more than 2 times of regular cable wires. This is why most companies and the original PSU cables are always using regular wires only.
We have sold tens of thousands of our 12VHPWR 16-pin cables and adapters, and there is no melting incident whatsoever, ZERO. This can prove the point that using top-quality materials and parts is always the key to make 12VHPWR products safe and reliable.
Showcase - MODDIY Ultra-Soft Silicone Wire Cables
(Source: Reddit)
(Source: Reddit)
(Source: [H]ardForum)
Updated on: 20/07/2024
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