2722/16 RD/C Cables, Wires

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire)

Single Conductor Cables (hook-up wire) play a critical role in the construction of electronic devices and equipment, mainly due to their physical properties-flexibility, lightness and exceptional electrical properties. They are used in most electrical and electronic circuits, such as automotive, industrial, lighting and telecommunications-to connect two points of a circuit-like points in a pcb or piece of control equipment.

One of the most commonly used single conductor cable is 2722/16 RD/C, which is widely used in industrial and device applications. To understand how this single conductor cable works, let’s look at its properties and construction.

The Physical and Chemical Properties of 2722/16 RD/C

The 2722/16 RD/C single conductor cable is made from a synthetic rubber insulation material, providing excellent heat and abrasion protection for the internal conductor. The insulation is rated to 600 Volts and has an operating temperature range of -40 to +90 °C.

The wire’s inner conductor is made of oxygen free copper, made of solid stranded bare or tinned copper, with an operating temperature range of -200 to + 260 °C. The copper is encased in an overall braid shield and a pvc drain wire.

Application Field and Working Principle of 2722/16 RD/C

2722/16 RD/C single conductor cable is mostly used in industrial equipment, like automation controllers, robotics, and sensing devices, but it can also be used in the automotive industry and the telecommunications sector. It is used for the connection of power and control circuits, usually in robust industrial environments, in motor/Amps connections, machine assembly, control cabinets, signal connections, internal wiring, instrumentation and telecom. The cable’s core conductor is insulated with a synthetic rubber insulation material, providing excellent heat and abrasion protection.

When it comes to the working principle of the 2722/16 RD/C single conductor cable, the conductor is housed inside the insulation material and the additional shield layer. The insulation material is designed to protect the cable from moisture, dust, and wear and tear. The slotted metal shield provides an additional layer of protection from electrical fields, keeping the power and control circuits secure. The drain wire is used to ground the shielding layer and prevent the external electrical fields from interfering with the cable’s signal.

Conclusion

2722/16 RD/C single conductor cable is a reliable and durable option when it comes to connecting power and control circuits in industrial settings. Its synthetic rubber insulation and overall braid shield provides excellent protection from electrical fields, heat, and abrasion. This makes it ideal for long-term installation, with no need to replace it soon after installation.

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