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Multiple Conductor Cables are cables, including 55/1822-26-2/9-9 that consist of two or more closely-stranded conducting members, usually copper wires. They are most commonly used for providing power to multiple devices where a single cable is not used. This type of cable can be used to supply power to lights, appliances, or remote power sources. The main benefit of using multiple conductor cables is that the installation time is much faster than using single conductor cables.

Application Field

Multiple conductor cables are widely used in various applications such as power systems, lighting systems, alarm systems, and even security cameras. These cables are also used in automation systems where signals need to be transmitted along multiple wires. In broadcast communication applications, multiple conductors are used for transmitting audio and video signals to multiple receivers. In the industrial setting, multiple conductor cables are commonly used for power control and signal transmission in automated process control systems.

Working Principle

The basic principle behind multiple conductor cables is that the electrical current is transmitted through multiple conducting members. This is in contrast to single conductors, which rely on the formation of a single large conductor, usually copper, to conduct the electrical current. In the case of multiple conductor cables, the current is transmitted through the individual conductors, which are usually stranded copper, aluminum, or other similar materials. Depending on the type of cable being used, each conductor may be a different size or be insulated from each other.

The benefits of using multiple conductor cables are numerous. It is often easier to install these types of cables, as they are more flexible than single conductor cables. Additionally, the multiple conductors are useful in controlling the electrical power flow in an efficient manner. The current that is transmitted through multiple conductors is also more evenly distributed than the current through a single conductor cable, which can reduce power loss due to resistive heating or transmission losses.