33578510200001 Cables, Wires

Multiple conductor cables include a wide variety of jacketed products with two or more conductors. These products are typically used in wiring applications throughout control consoles and equipment assemblies. 3337851300001 objects are often used in power and signal transmission where minimal cables or wiring is required.

Construction

Multiple conductor cables are typically composed of low-resistance copper or aluminum conductors. For superior flexibility and strength, many products feature plated strands or filled insulation. For high-temperature applications, nickel-plated copper strands are common components. The conductors are then bundled in a fillers, tape, or braided materials. This construction is wrapped with a jacket composed of resilient polyvinylchloride (PVC), polyurethane, or thermoplastic resin materials.

Applications and Benefits

33338510200001Cables are used in virtually all types of industrial, infrastructure, and commercial wiring applications. Installation of 3\' to 4\' length multiple conductor cables simplifies complex wiring projects by enabling two or more conductors to connect in a single cable. This greatly reduces assembly time and wiring costs.The insulation used for multiple conductor cables often features superior resistivity to electricity, chemicals, and heat. This protection is presented in a lightweight, versatile, and easy to handle form. Product insulation can be formed in an expanding tube, which is perfect for tight spaces.

Mil-spec and Commercial Two Conductor Cable Uses

Two conductor cables are designed to be used in applications with different requirements for their pairs. They may also be used for data transmissionor data networking applications where the two conductors work in harmony to support the performance of the system. Two conductor cables can also be used in a variety of power applications, including providing a low-voltage output for use in industrial controls, power supplies, and in data centers.

Working Principle

Multiple conductor cables have a single conductor surrounded by multiple connected conductors. All conductors are insulated and juxtaposed with each other. Power is transmitted through each of the conductors independently of each other. This allows for the use of multiple conductors in a single cable for better power distribution and signal transmission.