2475/22 GN-1000

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Single Conductor Cables, also referred to as hook-up wire, provide an economical, reliable, and easy to install method for wiring applications. Today, single conductor cables are used in a wide variety of applications, including automotive, home theater, medical and industrial settings. The GN-1000 is a single conductor cable that is commonly used for power and signal wiring applications. It is available in a variety of sizes and is UL approved for use in both indoor and outdoor environments.

The GN-1000 is constructed using a stranded 2475/22 AWG conductor. This conductor is typically composed of annealed copper strands and is coated with a polyester sheath. The conductor is then covered with a PVC or polyethylene dielectric. The outer covering of the wire is a protective PVC or Nylon jacket that is designed to protect the wire from physical and environmental damage.

The primary application for the GN-1000 cable is for connecting power and signal sources. This cable is commonly used in a variety of home theater, automotive, medical, and industrial applications. It is particularly well suited for connections from a main panel to a remote device that requires power or a signal.

The working principle of the GN-1000 cable is based on electrical principles. When used in a circuit, the conductor provides a path for the flow of electrons. Due to the inductive and capacitive properties of the dielectric material, the conductor also acts as an insulation barrier between the wires and any external sources of interference. In addition, the PVC or nylon jacket provides additional protection against physical damage.

The GN-1000 cable is UL approved and is available in a wide range of sizes, including 16/2, 18/2, 20/2, and 24/2 AWG. It is suitable for use in a variety of applications and is an economical and reliable solution for wiring needs.

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