461626 VI002

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Introduction to Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire)

Hook-up wire, also known as single conductor cables, consists of one or more insulated electrical conductors within a common jacket or sheath. It is largely used for establishing connections within electronic equipment and creating electrical circuits. Hook-up wire can be found in a wide variety of length, gauge, and material options to meet specific application requirements. One of the most common types is 461626 VI002, which is predominantly used in applications such as household appliances, lighting, power supplies, control systems, vending machines, and more.

461626 VI002 Application Field

461626 VI002 hook-up wire is a single conductor, thermoplastic insulation vinyl cable that is both UL and CSA certified with a temperature rating of 105°C (221°F). This cable is designed for electrical applications requiring flexibility and is compatible with solid and stranded copper conductor wire in various sizes, ranging from 16 to 26 AWG. It is highly suitable for many general purpose electrical applications, from panel wiring and internal wiring of appliances and electronic equipment to motors and fixtures.

461626 VI002 Physical Characteristics

The 461626 VI002 hook-up wire is composed of a UL1015 1017/1331 PVC-insulated thermoplastic single conductor with an overall jacket. The insulation for the inner conductor is composed of a PVC material, marked with corresponding color codes for full identification. It has a UL AWM 5208 (Type MTW) conductor, and it also meets CSA standards. The insulation of 461626 VI002 is rated 105°C (221°F) and the jacket is rated at 105°C (221°F). Additionally, the UL VW-1 flame test is rated UL94 V-2 and CSA is rated FT-2.

461626 VI002 Working Principle

The 461626 VI002 hook-up wire operates mainly as an interconnecting cable for electrical circuits. The inner conductor is composed of bare or tinned copper and is insulated by either an extruded external PVC sheath or polyester tape. The insulation is provided by a PVC insulation material and is further wrapped in an overall jacket for protection. The insulation jacket and sheath protect the conductor from damage and mechanical stresses such as vibration, abrasion, and moisture. Moreover, the wire can also be applied in adverse temperatures between -25°C to 80°C (with temperature compensation), and can provide resistance to UV radiation and oil or chemical-based solvents.

Conclusion

461626 VI002 single conductor wires are commonly used in electrical and electronic applications which require flexibility, such as motors, household appliances, power supplies, fixtures, and more. As a UL and CSA certified product, 461626 VI002 operates within a temperature range of -25°C to 80°C and provides resistance to UV radiation and chemical solvents. The conductor is composed of bare or tinned copper, insulated by either a PVC insulation jacket or polyester tape and is further wrapped in an overall jacket for additional protection. As a versatile and reliable single conductor cable, 461626 VI002 is an excellent choice for many applications.

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