5430/4 SL002

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Multiple conductor cables, such as the 5430/4 SL002, are made up of two or more conductors twisted together wrapped in an insulating material and typically wrapped in a protective jacket. This type of cable is used in a wide range of applications from providing electrical wiring for households to powering industrial machinery, and its architecture allows for a much smaller cable size than single conductor wire.

The 5430/4 SL002 is a four conductor cable, with each conductor made of copper and clad in a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulation material. Each conductor is thermally bonded to its insulation, making it low smoke, low fire hazard, and helps to reduce the likelihood of cable failure from high temperatures. The cable is UL listed, making it well-suited for many commercial and industrial applications.

The 5430/4 SL002 is typically used for power distribution, control wiring, and data communication circuits. It is especially suited to shielded twisted pair (STP) applications such as security systems and CCTV cameras. Its four conductor design enables higher data transfer rates and better electrical noise immunity than conventional two conductor cables. It is also suitable for unshielded twisted pair (UTP) applications, such as Ethernet networks.

The cable\'s size makes it ideal for installations where space is limited, such as in server rooms or production lines, and it\'s flexible enough for easy routing around corners or through tight spaces. The four-conductor design also makes it easier to troubleshoot faults as it can be tested end to end, or from one conductor to another.

The 5430/4 SL002 has a working voltage of 300V, and is suitable for use in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 80°C. Its small size and excellent electrical performance make it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications where multiple conductors are required.

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