10064-32-1-0500-002-1-TS

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) have many different applications, from industrial, commercial, and residential use. The 10064-32-1-0500-002-1-TS hook-up wire is commonly used in basic electronic devices and applications. It is also seen in automotive wiring, industrial settings, and networking systems. The wire is part of General Cable\'s Tru-Mark series, designed to provide superior flexibility and superior protection against abrasion and chemical damage.

Wire capacities and operating temperatures for this specific type of wire are 22 AWG with an operating temperature of -20 to 80 degrees Celsius and an insulation temperature rating of 105 degrees Celsius. The conductor material and color of the insulation are both tinned copper and brown, respectively. The jacket material is FEP.

It is important that the required specifications for the hook-up wire match with the necessary application of the device or equipment it will be used to attach to. An example of this would be a requirement for 600-volt rating for a certain device, meaning the wire going from the device to the power source needs to fit the criteria of 600 volts. Additionally, there may be certain requirements about movement and the environment, such as the wire being able to withstand certain forms of abrasion or erosion from the environment, as well as remaining durable when one or more wires are interacting with each other.

The working principle of single conductor cables (hook-up wire) is relatively simple, as they are used primarily to connect two points created from the device and source that need to be connected. The cables simplify transactions between the two points, as they are used to carry any type of current or signal. By using these single conductor cables, the two points and their current or signal can be moved without having to worry about the current or signal being lost.

Hook-up wire may also be used in applications that require certain voltage levels of distribution, such as 120/240 volts. These applications may necessitate the use of several conductors for current distribution at certain levels of the voltage. Additionally, if a specific type of insulation type is needed, such as foil or a braid, the hook-up wire used must meet the specifications for those particular insulation types.

At the same time, single conductor cables can be used for protection of electrical wiring, providing a buffer between the wiring and any external elements that may cause damage. For example, these cables can be used in outdoor areas to prevent any interference from the elements or other external sources. The use of single conductor cables also helps protect the wiring from any potential internal damage, such as corrosion.

Hook-up wire is an important product for many applications, due to its versatility and ease of use. The 10064-32-1-0500-002-1-TS is an example of a strong hook-up wire that is suitable for many projects that need simple and reliable connections between devices and sources. Its specifications make it ideal for many situations and applications, with its ability to protect the wiring from external elements and its flexibility.

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