55/0112-28-9

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire)

Single Conductor Cables or Hook-Up Wires are intended for interconnection of electrical components and to secure components against electronic disturbances. Generally, these cables are used for domestic wiring or low voltage applications in control panels, measuring instruments and other related equipment. These cables are composed of one or more insulated electrical conductors in an insulation jacket that helps protect the conductor from mechanical damage, moisture and corrosion.

55/0112-28-9 is single conductor cable from one of the most trusted cable manufacturers. This type of wires is used for general purpose hook-up applications. It has excellent features such as flame retardant, wide operating temperature range, superior flexibility, low water absorption, excellent abrasion resistance, and dielectric strength. This hook-up wire can be used in diverse areas like internal wiring of electronic devices, conventional control systems, instrument panels, and measuring equipment.

55/0112-28-9 has a frequency range of 1MHz to 2MHz. It offers PCB mounting with excellent soldering characteristics. The combustion class is designated to I (UL) and V2 (BS). A remarkable feature of this hook-up wire is the ability to resist high temperature up to 105°C, and this is determined, thanks to the type of insulation used. The primary insulation material is tinned copper and the jacket for this product is FR-PVC/Nylon. The shielding of this hook-up wire is provided by a spiral tinned copper conductor.

The working principle of 55/0112-28-9 is simple. The single conductor cable provides insulation for the transmission of electricity from one connection point to another connection point. This insulation is made up of two components, an inner sheath of rubber or plastic and an outer sheath of lead or PVC. The inner sheath provides insulation for the transmission of electricity while the outer sheath prevents the insulation from being damaged or exposed to moisture. It also protects against mechanical damage and ensures that the electrical connections are free of any dust or moisture.

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