2842/7 YL005

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Single Conductor Cables, more commonly known as Hook-Up Wire, are solid or stranded cables typically found in electronics and communications equipment. Generally, these cables are designed to comply with the environmental and performance requirements of UL and CSA standards. Single Conductor Cables can also be insulated with PVC or FEP insulation for low voltage applications and are mainly used for internal wiring of electronic or electrical equipment. 2842/7 YL005 is a single conductor cable which can be used for internal wiring applications specifically designed for industrial and commercial installations.

The 2842/7 YL005 Single Conductor Cable has a voltage rating of 300V and is UL certified and CSA accepted. This cable features a THHN/THWN-2 type of insulation, which provides effective heat resistance and impacts on conditions such as temperature cycling, thermal shock, moisture, and abrasion. It also has an operating temperature range of -10°C to +150°C and has excellent UL flame-test certifications to UL 758 and UL 1581. Another major advantage of this single conductor cable is its low smoke and halogen-free properties.

The 2842/7 YL005 Single Conductor Cable is primarily designed for use in AC systems and power distribution. It can also be used in signal and control equipment where stress relief is required and is suitable for industrial and commercial applications. Due to its construction, this cable ensures flexibility and is designed to provide excellent protection against mechanical and chemical deterioration. In addition to its typical applications, this cable can also be used for thermocouples, temperature controllers, power control systems, pilot lights, and overcurrent protection.

The working principle of the 2842/7 YL005 Single Conductor Cable is simple. It is designed to conduct an electrical current from one point to another, while resisting electrical arcing or short circuits. The current is transferred through the copper conductor and passes through the wire’s insulation. The insulation provides a barrier between the copper conductor and the environment, protecting from any shocks or current leakage, while the strands of copper provide a pathway of low-resistance electrical current from the source to the destination.

When selecting a Single Conductor Cable, it is important to consider the operating temperature, amperage, voltage rating, insulation type, and wire type. The 2842/7 YL005 Single Conductor Cable is a great choice for internal wiring applications that require flame-resistant characteristics and a high degree of flexibility. It is undoubtedly an ideal solution for industrial and commercial installations in both AC systems and power distribution.

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