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READ MOREThis vehicle's electronic wiring harness acts as the vital nervous system of the car, enabling precise transmission of power and signals. It is engineered for Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW vehicles, supporting both original equipment replacement and performance modifications with seamless compatibility.
The core conductor is made from 99.99% oxygen-free copper, tin-plated for added oxidation resistance. With excellent conductivity and long-lasting stability, the harness is built to perform under demanding automotive conditions. The insulation layer is made from high-temperature-resistant material, designed to withstand the heat generated during prolonged vehicle operation.
It supports a wide current range from 1A to 150A, with a rated voltage endurance of up to 600V. Each circuit is individually tailored to ensure accurate and efficient power or signal transmission across the vehicle’s electrical system.
The harness is protected by a flame-retardant TPE outer jacket and meets IP67 waterproof standards. This ensures dependable performance even in harsh environments involving rain, mud, or high humidity. With tensile strength exceeding 80N, the harness handles mechanical stress during installation or use with ease.
Full customization is available to suit individual needs, from harness length to color coding systems. Connector types include original plug-in interfaces specifically made for Tesla, Benz, and BMW models, allowing for plug-and-play installation without complex adjustments.
Every piece reflects meticulous attention to detail. From material selection to assembly and connector design, the harness is built under rigorous quality standards, ensuring reliability, safety, and precision across all applications.
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