11807 SL005

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Single conductor cables, also known as hook-up wires, are the most common type of wire in the electrical industry. These cables generally feature a single conductor, which is either a solid or stranded copper wire, surrounded by a protective insulation for safety and reliability, depending on the given application. One of the most common types is 11807 SL005, which is most typically used for general purpose electrical wiring applications, including motor power, switchgear installations, and in-wall wiring.

11807 SL005 is a PVC insulated single conductor cable typically composed of tinned copper wire, known for its superior flexibility, pressure-resistant properties, and flame-resistance. This type of wire is highly compatible with a variety of industry standard connectors, fixtures, and other related accessories. Its primary characteristics include its flexibility, temperature range, and wire size.

11807 SL005’s voltage rating is 600 volts, with a temperature rating of 80°C in an ambient temperature of 70°C. The outer jacket is made of 0.743mm PVC insulation (0.63mm thickness) and the conductor is made of 0.914mm-2.0mm strands of single-strand tinned copper wire. These cables come in a variety of AWG sizes, from 18 AWG up to 10 AWG.

In terms of applications, 11807 SL005 single conductor cables are most commonly used in applications where flexibility in the cabling is essential, such as wiring residential homes, commercial buildings, and industrial sites. This type of wire can also be used in motors, appliances, and other electronics. As it is flame-retardant, this type of cable is particularly suitable for use in hazardous and sensitive environments. In addition, its exceptional flexibility allows for easier installation, maintenance, and removal from tight spaces. The tinned copper conductor also provides superior conductivity, helping to reduce the incidence of resistance across the cable.

The working principle of 11807 SL005 single conductor cables is fairly straightforward. The insulated copper conductor forms the core of the cable, and electric current flows through it along the cable’s length. The insulated jacket helps to protect the cable from the elements and reduce friction against any nearby surfaces. The temperature rating indicates the cable’s ability to withstand heat, while the voltage rating represents the highest amount of voltage the cable can safely handle before breaking down due to excessive electrical current.

Overall, 11807 SL005 single conductor cables are versatile, reliable, and cost-effective products that are ideal for a wide range of wiring applications. They are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications due to their flexibility, excellent conductivity, and flame-resistant properties. These cables are an excellent choice for a variety of applications, ranging from general electrical wiring to hazardous or sensitive environment applications.

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