2200/22SRD-1000

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) are small-to-medium-sized wires that provide electrical connections in a variety of applications and are commonly used in the consumer electronics, automotive, audio, industrial, medical, aerospace, and communications industries. These cables come in different sizes, insulation types, voltage ratings, and temperature ratings. Among them, 2200/22SRD-1000 single conductor cables have the distinct feature of being rated for high temperature and are coated with an abrasion-resistant, aluminum-filled polyvinyl chloride Jacket.

The 2200/22SRD-1000 single conductor cables have a maximum operating temperature of 155°C and are UL listed as well as CSA certified. The rated voltage for these cables is 1000 volts. The copper strand covered under the PVC insulation in these cables is oxygen-free and comes with solid and stranded versions. These wires are colored red, making them easy to spot even in a crowded wiring system.

The applications for 2200/22SRD-1000 single conductor cables include automotive wiring, panel building, wiring of fire protection systems, wiring of heating, ventilation, and cooling systems, and electronic equipment. These wires can also be used in high-ampacity industrial control circuits, enabling the wiring of heavy-duty equipment and machines. Additionally, these cables are highly resistant to damage from vibration and movement, making them suitable for applications in moving machines and vehicles.

In terms of the working principle,2200/22SRD-1000 single conductor cables are designed to ship electricity from a source of voltage to a load. The electricity is able to flow through the wires to the load by the physical process of electron flow. Electrons flow from the negative terminal of the source, through the copper wires in the cable, and finally to the positive terminal of the load. This process of electron flow is directed due to the voltage applied by the power source, which is often referred to as the ‘driving voltage’. This electron flow is facilitated by the insulation that the cable has, as it prevents electrons from jumping between the individual wires thus ensuring a safe transfer of electricity. The insulation also protects the cable from external interference.

In conclusion, 2200/22SRD-1000 single conductor cables are durably built and can carry a considerable amount of electrical currents for powering large machines and equipments. Their impressive temperature and voltage ratings, along with their high resistance to shock and vibration, make them suitable for applications in many fields.

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