55A6359-22-7CS1999

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Single conductor cables are an electrical wiring solution for applications that require less complexity. Single conductor cables, also known as hook-up wire, are produced in a wide range of variations of construction, insulation, voltage rating, and conductor sizes. This cable offering offers flexibility in application, and as a result they’re used in everything from general hook-up applications to telecommunications, medical, and even aerospace applications.

One such single conductor cable is the 55A6359-22-7CS1999. This particular cable offers exceptional design flexibility and can be fit to a variety of applications. It has a voltage rating of 600/1000 volts, and a temperature range of -55℃ to +125℃. The 22 gauge stranded wire is constructed with a stranded bare copper conductor and mica-glass insulation. This cable is also flame retardant (IEC 60332.1) and rated for direct burial (IEC 60754.1) and low smoke emission (IEC 61034, IEC 60754.2).

The working principle of a single conductor cable is based on electrical current being passed along the single conductor. Current is generated by a voltage source such as a battery, generator, alternator, transformer, etc. Through the process of conduction, the current travels along the conductor and when it reaches the end of the cable, completes a circuit. This circuit then allows current to flow in the opposite direction, creating a closed loop and the energy that is produced by the voltage source.

Single conductor cables offer flexibility in application and are a suitable choice for applications that require help-up wire solutions. The 55A6359-22-7CS1999 cable is a unique option due to its flame retardant and direct burial properties. It is also designed to withstand higher temperatures than other cables, which means it can be used in a wider variety of environments. The working principle of this cable is based on electricity flowing from a voltage source via a single conductor, which then completes a closed circuit and allows current to flow in the opposite direction.

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