55/1812-24-9-9

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Single conductor cables, also known as hook-up wire, are often used for a wide variety of purposes, such as data and power transmission, electrical distribution or electronic control for low-voltage applications. Different types of hook-up wires can be put into two main categories: solid-core hook-up wire and stranded hook-up wire. Solid-core wire is made of a single copper core which makes it ideal for use in PCBs (Printed Circuit Board) and other similar situations where flexibility is not a major consideration. Stranded hook-up wire, on the other hand, is comprised of multiple strands of small copper wires bunched together under a single insulation. This type of wire is more flexible than solid-core wire, making it suitable for use where flexibility and movability may be needed.

The 55/1812-24-9-9 is a type of stranded hook-up wire. It is UL/CSA listed, meaning that it has been tested and approved to meet certain standards, such as UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and CSA (Canadian Standards Association). This type of wire consists of 9 strand of 24 AWG wires, all under a single insulation. It is suitable for use in general-purpose applications, such as internal wiring of electrical and electronic equipment.

The working principle of hook-up wire is simple: the single conductor is responsible for the transmission of either an electrical current or a signal from one point to another. The copper core develops the required magnetic field that is used in the transmission process. The insulation material protects the core from any external or environmental influence, and at the same time supports the magnetic field generated by the core. Typically, insulation materials can be either PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), FEP (Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene) or Teflon, depending on the application and operating requirements.

In general, there are various types of hook-up wire available in the market. Depending on the application, single conductor cables of different sizes, AWG (American Wire Gauge), and colors can be used. By combining the right type of wire and making sure it is UL/CSA listed, you can ensure that your application is up to standard, whatever the requirement may be.

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