ISO 6722
ISO 6722 is an international standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that defines requirements for single-core low-voltage cables in automotive electrical systems, mainly for 12V and 24V vehicles. It provides global benchmarks for safety, durability, and performance.
The standard covers copper or tinned copper conductors rated up to 60V DC, with temperature classes from -40°C to +150°C. It allows various insulation materials such as PVC, XLPE, TPE, and ETFE to suit different automotive applications.
ISO 6722 specifies key criteria for wire construction, insulation quality, and electrical reliability, including resistance to heat, abrasion, and aging. Widely adopted by OEMs and harness manufacturers, it underpins common wire types like FLRY, AVSS, and TXL, ensuring dependable use in engine compartments, vehicle bodies, and interior electronics.
FLY
FLY automotive wire with PVC insulation, ISO 6722/JASO/SAE compliant and rated 105°C. Provides heat, oil, and abrasion resistance for reliable power and signal wiring.
FLRY-A
FLRY-A automotive wire with thin-wall PVC insulation, ISO 6722-1/JASO compliant and rated 105°C/60V. Ideal for body wiring in lighting, sensors, panels, and control units.
FLRY-B
FLRY-B automotive wire with thin-wall PVC insulation and fine-stranded copper, ISO 6722 compliant and rated 105°C. Provides flexibility for doors, dashboards, and control modules.
FLRY nx
FLRY-nx automotive cable with twisted or parallel FLRY-A/B wires, ISO 6722 compliant and rated 105°C. Provides noise immunity, flexibility, and compact routing for control and sensor wiring.
FLRYY
FLRYY automotive cable with multiple FLRY conductors in PVC sheath, ISO 6722/JASO compliant and rated 105°C. Ideal for compact, flexible wiring in body electronics, control units, and lighting.