1672-18-1-0500-001-1-TS

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Single conductor cables (hook-up wire) are a type of electrical cable used to connect electronic devices and components. The cables come in a variety of different sizes and designs to accommodate different needs. 1672-18-1-0500-001-1-TS is one such cable designed for use in industrial applications. This cable is made from an extruded monolithic insulating material that consists of a polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) base with an acrylic halogenated flame retardant coating. This insulation is heat and light stabilized and is highly flexible and resistant to common industrial chemicals and solvents.

This particular cable has a stranded tinned copper conductor, which offers improved conductivity and flexibility compared to solid conductors. The cable is UL 3250 AWM rated with a temperature range of -55°C to +150°C, meaning it is designed to operate in high temperatures and is highly resistant to corrosion. The cable is UL AWM approved for use in control circuits, power supplies, computers, and communications systems, among other applications.

The primary purpose of the cable is to provide electrical connection between different components. This is done by soldering the stranded tinned copper conductor to the appropriate electrical contact and then connecting the other end to the appropriate contact. This cable is also often used to connect two separate cables together. The tinned copper offers improved electrical conductivity and flexibility compared to other materials.

1672-18-1-0500-001-1-TS single conductor cable has a number of applications, including power supplies, control circuits, computers, communications systems, and more. The cable is highly flexible, resistant to common industrial chemicals and solvents, and has a UL AWM rating, meaning it can be used safely in a variety of electrical applications. The stranded tinned copper provides improved electrical conductivity and flexibility compared to solid conductors.

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