How to Choose Automotive Cables for German Standard (Europe, Germany)

Car wiring harnesses are often selected based on national standards for car cables. There are so many car standards on the market, and each manufacturer has a corresponding standard, and each car company also has a corresponding standard. How should we make a decision? Based on 13 years of industry experience and experience in serving multiple international automotive brands, we will briefly describe how to choose to use the line.

Common standards for German automotive cables

DIN 72551 German Automotive Wire Standard: FLY, FLRY, FLYW

VW 60306 Volkswagen Wire Standard: FLRY

Recommended FLRY series for German automotive cables

FLRY-A and FLRY-B have a relatively large inventory in the market, so there is no need to purchase according to the cable MOQ during the sampling stage, reducing the cost of sampling and indirectly providing our product with competitiveness.

Differences between FLRY-B and FLRY-A automotive cables

FLRY-A conventional AWG minimum capacity: 0.22mm 2

FLRY-B conventional AWG minimum capacity: 0.35mm 2

Differences in conductor copper wires between FLRY-A and - B

For example, 0.5mm 2 The conductor copper wire is as follows

FLRY-A : 19/0.19mm

FLRY-B : 16/0.21mm

FLRY Specification

FLRY-A Specification

FLRY-B Specification

ISO 6722 single core German standard automotive cables