Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – 1m, 8 colors
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  • Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – 1m, 8 colors
  • Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – 1m, 8 colors
  • Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – 1m, 8 colors
  • Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – 1m, 8 colors
  • Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – 1m, 8 colors
  • Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – 1m, 8 colors

Amass 20AWG Silicone Wire – Multi-strand, Flexible – up to 200°C – 8 Colors

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  • ● Amass Silicone Wire 20 AWG – 1 m
  • ● Tinned copper multi-strand • high flexibility • low resistance
  • ● 8 colors: red, black, blue, white, green, yellow, purple, brown
  • ● Sold per meter – longer lengths shipped in one piece
  • ● Perfect for FPV, LEDs, servos and 6–48 V DC systems

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Amass Silicone Wire 20 AWG – Flexible Power Cable for FPV, RC and Electronics

Available in 8 colors: red, black, blue, white, green, yellow, purple and brown

The Amass 20 AWG wire is a high-quality tinned copper cable with soft silicone insulation. It offers outstanding flexibility, heat resistance and low resistance for light-current applications. Perfect for FPV modules, LEDs, receivers, sensors and micro electronic builds.

Technical Specifications

  • AWG: 20
  • Cross-sectional area: ≈ 0.52 mm²
  • Conductor diameter (without insulation): ≈ 0.9 mm
  • Outer diameter (with insulation): ≈ 2.0 mm
  • Conductor material: Tinned copper (multi-strand)
  • Insulation: Soft silicone – heat and abrasion resistant
  • Rated voltage: 600 V
  • Operating temperature: –60 °C to 200 °C
  • Colors: red, black, blue, white, green, yellow, purple, brown

Product Features

  • Multi-strand tinned copper wire – excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance
  • Soft silicone insulation – highly resistant to heat, wear, and mechanical stress
  • High flexibility – wire does not retain bends and easily fits in tight spaces
  • Stable performance across a wide temperature range from –60°C to 200°C
  • Easy to solder – tinned copper strands and flexible silicone insulation

How to Choose the Right 20 AWG Wire

The Amass 20 AWG wire is designed for lightweight and signal-level power circuits where flexibility and precision matter. With a 0.52 mm² core, it carries ≈ 11 A continuously and peaks up to 25 A. The soft silicone jacket remains flexible in all conditions, making it easy to route in tight FPV builds and electronic assemblies.

Typical 20 AWG Applications:

  • Power leads for FPV cameras and transmitters
  • LED and signal controller wiring
  • Small LiPo and ESC connections (1S–2S)
  • DIY, robotics and prototype electronics

Why Silicone?

  • Maintains flexibility across a wide temperature range
  • Does not crack, melt, or deform even under long-term heat exposure
  • No “memory effect” – ideal for compact or mobile installations

Applications

  • FPV drone and RC model wiring (ESC, power lines, LED strips)
  • DIY electronics projects and prototyping
  • Power supply connections for modules, sensors, and controllers
  • Applications requiring flexibility and high temperature resistance

Practical Parameters (20 AWG)

  • Continuous current: ≈ 11 A
  • Peak current: up to 25 A
  • Resistance: ≈ 33 mΩ/m
  • Voltage range: 6 – 48 V DC

Assembly Tips

  • Choose the proper AWG size based on current load and wire length
  • Use flux and a clean soldering tip for solid, low-resistance joints
  • Protect solder joints with heat-shrink tubing

Package Contents

  • 1 piece = 1 meter of Amass silicone wire – chosen color and AWG size

The Amass 20 AWG silicone wire ensures clean power delivery with minimal voltage drop and high durability. Excellent choice for FPV, LEDs, sensors and compact RC systems. Available in 8 colors: red, black, blue, white, green, yellow, purple, brown.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions – Amass 20 AWG

The Amass 20 AWG wire is a thicker silicone cable for power connections in FPV, RC, LED and general electronics.
It’s perfect for powering motors, ESCs and medium-current devices.

The 20 AWG wire safely carries about 8 A continuous and up to 20 A peak current.
Over short runs, it can handle 10–12 A without significant voltage drop.

Yes, 20 AWG is commonly used in 2–3 inch FPV drones for powering flight controllers and ESCs.
It provides low resistance and excellent flexibility for compact builds.

Use a 2–3 mm soldering tip at 380–420 °C.
Apply a bit of flux to ensure smooth solder flow. The silicone insulation resists heat and doesn’t shrink or burn.

20 AWG has a cross-section of about 0.52 mm², while 18 AWG is roughly 0.82 mm².
18 AWG can carry more current, but 20 AWG is lighter and easier to route in tight FPV builds.

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