3122-20-1-0500-003-1-TS

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire)

Single conductor cables, otherwise known as Hook-Up Wire, are used in a wide variety of applications. The most common application fields include electrical wiring, automotive wiring for motor controllers, instrumentation, home appliances, and more. Due to single conductor cables’ flexibility and range of insulation materials, their popularity continues to grow. This leads to an increased demand and utilization in virtually every industry that can benefit from their products.

3122-20-1-0500-003-1-TS is a popular single conductor cable, designed to meet a variety of application requirements. The design features include stranded 19/30 AWG bare copper conductors and a white flexible rubber insulation available in 10 AWG, 14 AWG, and 18 AWG sizes. This cable is UL listed for 30 Volts-Max. It is suitable for use in dry location applications, including industrial and commercial environments. The design also includes an overall matt-aluminum foil shield, protecting the stranded copper conductors from electrical interference and ensuring reliable signal transmission. This cable is available in 50ft. and 250ft. rolls.

Single conductor cables, such as 3122-20-1-0500-003-1-TS, use a variety of different insulation materials. The most common types are PVC, rubber, Polythene (PE), and Crosslinked Polyethylene (XLPE). Each of these materials has its own attributes and working principles, which are determined by the application. PVC is the most common type of insulation material and is used in a variety of industrial and residential cable applications. It is a good choice for general purpose wiring and offers good temperature resistance. Rubber is a natural material which offers excellent flexibility. It is most commonly used in automotive wiring and for applications that require high flexibility and minimal insulation breakdown.

Polythene (PE) is used in many lighter gauge cable applications where flexibility and dielectric strength are paramount. It is a good choice for applications that require flexibility and temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. Crosslinked Polyethylene (XLPE) is a thermoplastic material, and is used more often in high voltage, higher gauge cable applications. It is also popular for its excellent electrical conductivity and insulation properties.

The working principle of a single conductor cable is fairly simple. The conductor is the part of the cable that carries the current. It is made up of one or more strands of copper, and each strand is insulated to ensure a safe and reliable operation. The insulation materials also assist in boosting the cable’s overall strength and flexibility. The overall design of the cable also plays a role in its performance. For instance, a flexible rubber insulated cable is ideal for automotive wiring, as it can easily be routed and shaped to fit in confined areas. The aluminum foil shield helps protect the conductor from any external electrical interference, which in turn ensures a clean and reliable signal transmission.

In conclusion, 3122-20-1-0500-003-1-TS is a single conductor cable designed for a wide variety of applications. It features stranded 19/30 AWG copper conductors and a white flexible rubber insulation. The design includes an overall matt-aluminum foil shield to protect the conductor from electrical interference. This cable is UL listed for 30 Volts-Max and is suitable for use in dry location applications. The working principle of a single conductor cable is fairly simple, as the conductor carries the current and the insulation materials help boost the overall strength and flexibility.

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