01384.85.01 Cables, Wires

Multiple Conductor Cables

The 01384.85.01 application field and working principle are used with multiple conductor cables designed to bond together several individual wires, typically when installing electrical devices. This application field and working principle ensure easy access for plugging in and unplugging because all the individual wires are pushed together and then held in place with a retention device. The retention device is usually a plastic cap or spike that pushes into the collective group of wires to 2 maintain the bonding of each individual wire. This process makes it easier to manage the use of multipoint power sources, such as those found in audio and theatre rigs.

Multiple conductor cables are used in the creation of larger, more complex wiring harness assemblies, as well as for complex circuitry. This type of cable has been engineered with a special core construction. The core construction allows for a conductive material, such as copper, to run the length of the cable in order to keep the individual wires bonded together. This ensures that the individual wires within the cable are connected properly and securely to each other and allows for the power to be distributed evenly throughout the harness.

In order to ensure uniformity in the application field and working principle of 01384.85.01, a variety of combination insert tools are used. These tools include a mixture of electrical insulation materials, such as PVC or nylon insulation. This insulation helps to reduce or eliminate any electric shock potentials, especially when handling large amounts of wires or the installation of components. The combination insert tools also feature anti-corrosion elements and are designed to resist any type of mechanical shock. This helps protect the integrity of the wiring and prevents wiring related faults during use.

Multiple conductor cables may sometimes require additional protection for optimal performance. In such cases, a variety of insulation sleeves or protective materials may be used. These sleeves or protective materials are chosen based on the application in which the cable assembly will be used. This includes applications which require protection from high temperatures, vibration, dust, and other harsh environmental conditions. Depending on the application, the protective material may need to be resistant to UV radiation, abrasion, chemicals, and other factors.

The 01384.85.01 application field and working principle are some of the best available for multiple conductor cable assemblies. This application field and working principle provides the most secure and effective assembly solution, while also offering protection from a variety of environmental factors. With such an effective application field and working principle, multiple conductor cabling systems are increasingly being utilized in many industries which require reliable power sources.