Finolex FR Wire 180 Mtrs

Overview

Finolex FR flame-retardant PVC insulated copper house wire with an anti-termite, rodent-repellent outer sheath, supplied in longer 180-metre coils for larger jobs — fewer joints and less wastage than working with multiple 90-metre coils on bigger sites or whole-home wiring projects.

Key Specifications

• Brand: Finolex
• Insulation: Flame-retardant (FR) grade PVC
• Conductor: Electrolytic grade bare copper
• Outer sheath: Anti-termite, rodent-repellent
• Coil length: 180 metres (double-length coil)
• Colours available: Red, Black, Green, Yellow, Blue (for circuit identification)

Available Gauges

• 1 sq mm — light points, switch and socket wiring for low-load circuits
• 1.5 sq mm — general lighting and fan circuits in homes
• 2.5 sq mm — socket and plug points for small appliances
• 4 sq mm — kitchen appliances and higher-load socket circuits
• 6 sq mm — main distribution runs and heavier submain wiring

How to Use

1. Select the gauge matching your circuit's load — for whole-home projects, the 180m coil reduces the number of joints needed versus multiple 90m coils.
2. Use colour-coded wires (Red/Black/Green typically for phase/neutral/earth per your electrician's convention) to keep wiring identifiable for future repairs.
3. Run wire through conduit or casing-capping, avoiding sharp bends that stress the insulation.
4. Have a licensed electrician terminate and test all connections before energising the circuit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose the 180m coil over 90m?
It's a better fit for larger wiring runs — new construction, full-home rewiring, or multi-room circuits — where fewer coil changes mean fewer joints and less handling.

Which gauge do I need for my project?
Most homes use 1.5 sq mm for lighting and 2.5 sq mm for sockets, with 4-6 sq mm reserved for kitchen/heavy-load circuits — confirm exact sizing with your electrician based on your load calculation.

Why Buy From Buildenza

Genuine Finolex product, delivered by Buildenza in 60 minutes across our Kondapur/IT Corridor delivery zone.