55A7239-20-MSL4-9CS2627

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Multiple Conductor Cables are assemblies of multiple electrical conductors and are commonly used for the transmission of signals, data, digital information and power. These cables are used in industrial and consumer applications, with a variety of different applications and uses. One specific type of Multiple Conductor Cable is the 55A7239-20-MSL4-9CS2627 cable.

Application Field

The 55A7239-20-MSL4-9CS2627 multiple conductor cable has an application field of electrical wiring in industrial and commercial areas. This cable is mainly used for data transmission, wiring in control cabinets, and for power distribution. The 55A7239-20-MSL4-9CS2627 multiple conductor cable is also suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Working Principle

The 55A7239-20-MSL4-9CS2627 Multiple Conductor Cable is a composite product consisting of several conductors arranged in a pre-determined pattern and color arrangement. Depending on the intended application, the conductors can range in size from small gauge wire to larger size cables, and can range from single conductors to multiple conductors. Each conductor is then enclosed in an insulating and protective sheath. The insulation is selected to meet the requirements of the particular application, and may include materials such as PVC, Teflon, crosslinked polyethylene, or any combination of the aforementioned materials.

The insulated conductors are then connected together in a parallel bundle in order to provide the necessary electrical properties. Following the electrical connection of the conductors in the parallel bundle, the assembly is then shielded with a conductor braid or aluminum foil that is woven between the conductor strands. This shield structure provides protection for the cables by isolating them from electromagnetic interference, protecting them from external mechanical damage and preventing static electricity build-up.

Depending on the specific application and necessary uses, it is also possible to add drain or braided cables to the assembly. A drain wire conductor is typically made from a bare copper or tinned copper conductor, which provides a path for grounding and is connected separately to the cable\'s shield material. Braided cables, as opposed to drain wires, are woven onto the conductive material and provide an additional layer of protection and shielding from external noise.

In order to maintain the integrity of the cables, some additional processes may be performed prior to the completion of the assembly. These processes may include the application of a sealant or wrap, the addition of a jacket, and the insertion of a latch or clamp. All of these measures protect the cables from environmental damage that may occur. As long as the cables are installed according to specifications, the cables should be extremely reliable and should provide years of reliable service.

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