1850 WH005

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Single conductor cables, more commonly known as hook-up wires, are electrical wiring components used to provide power to various electrical devices. Hook-up wires serve a wide range of applications, including powering not only light fixtures and small appliances, but also larger applications such as industrial machines, industrial control panels, and more. Single conductor cables are usually composed of a single insulated conductor and come in a variety of sizes and colors for ease in identification.

The 1850 WH005 single conductor cable is commonly used for Class 1, Division 1 and Class 2, Division 1 industrial applications, both indoors and outdoors. These applications include power cable, control cable, signal cable, instrumentation, and thermal sensing. This type of cable is UL approved, compatible with NEC and CSA protocols, and meets NEMA rating standards, making it an ideal choice for industrial needs.

The 1850 WH005 single conductor cable consists of tinned copper conductors with an insulation wall thickness of 0.018 inches (0.46 mm). This thicker insulation effectively increases the electrical safety of the wire by providing additional protection against hazards such as electric shock, fire, and other hazards. The cable also conforms to the RoHS standards, which ensures its environmental safety.

The 1850 WH005 single conductor cable is typically used to power motors, lights, alarms, and other equipment in hazardous areas. This cable is oil-resistant, meaning it can withstand exposure to petroleum and other petroleum-based products. This makes it perfect for both indoor and outdoor applications. The cable is also resistant to mechanical stresses, including shock, abrasion, vibration, and impact, making it ideal for scenarios where the cable could be exposed to rough conditions.

The proper function of the 1850 WH005 single conductor cable relies on strong electrical connection and a secure mechanical connection. The cable’s mechanical connection is achieved by a splicing process, which involves stripping the insulation from the copper conductor and then twisting the conductors together and then connecting them to the terminal. The electrical connection is achieved by connecting the terminals to an appropriate power source, such as a battery, a generator, or a transformer.

The 1850 WH005 single conductor cable is an ideal choice for industrial applications that require a reliable connection and safe electrical containment. This type of wire offers superior mechanical and electrical capabilities, making it suitable for power transmission in hazardous areas. The cable is also designed to resist corrosion, temperature extremes, and shocks, and is UL approved to ensure it is safe to use.

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