39128 0015000

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Single conductor cables, otherwise known as hook-up wire are commonly used in the field of electrical wiring for a number of different applications. The applications range from low voltage and communication uses, such as powering electronic devices and CCTV systems, to industrial and marine uses. In particular, the 39128 0015000 is capable of carrying an unbalanced electrical load between two or more points and is generally used as either power or ground wiring.

The 39128 0015000 single conductor cables consist of 19 strands of 19/29 AWG size, silver-plated, annealed tinned copper. This type of wire is known in the market as “hook-up wire” due to its versatility. The tinned copper strands come pre-tinned making them great for soldering. The silver-plating offers superior conductivity and an improved resistance to corrosion. The annealing process used on the strands increases flexibility and tensile strength as well as making the wire less susceptible to cracking and fraying.

The 39128 0015000 single conductor cables are rated for 600 volts and feature an insulation type of color-coded ethylene propylene rubber (EPR). The insulation is usually black in color with the inside strand color matching the conductor code colors. This insulation is RoHS approved and recognized for use in many different industries due to its superior dielectric strength and excellent resistant to environmental stress cracking. Additionally, the insulation will not require stripping, can be soldered to both high and low temperature terminals, and is highly flexible.

The 39128 0015000 single conductor cables have many uses in the field of electrical wiring. As mentioned, they are often used as power or ground wiring. They can also be used for low voltage control wiring in alarm systems, intercoms, wiring systems, security systems, audio systems, and telecommunications. The cables are also designed to be splash and UV resistant, meaning they can be used outdoors in boat wiring and other applications where there is potential exposure to the elements.

The working principle of the 39128 0015000 single conductor cable is relatively straightforward. The insulated cable is connected to a power source on one end and the circuit is completed when it is connected to a ground or return source. This creates a pathway for an electrical current or signal to travel between the two points. Once the current is running through the copper wire, it begins to generate an electromagnetic field due to its magnetic properties. This field will induce a current in any other conductor that is placed within it. Since the wire is insulated, it prevents the current from escaping and keeps it confined to the wire.

The 39128 0015000 single conductor cable is a versatile and reliable type of cable that can be used for a variety of applications. Its pre-tinned strands allow for easy soldering, its silver-plated wires offer superior conductivity, and its ethylene propylene rubber insulation offers superior dielectric strength and resistant to environmental stress cracking. This type of wire is well-suited for many different applications including low voltage control wiring, alarm systems, telecommunications, marine, and audio wiring.

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