55PC1131-22-3/6/9-95

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Multiple Conductor Cables are used in various applications, but one of the most common is the 55PC1131-22-3/6/9-95. This particular cable is composed of three or six conductors that are insulated with a flexible polyvinyl chloride (PVC). A shield of two 96 percent tinned copper wire braid is added for additional protection and strain relief. This particular cable can handle temperatures up to 1650F (900C).

Applications for the 55PC1131-22-3/6/9-95 vary greatly. When an application requires extra protection against heat, vibration, moisture, or any other environmental factors, this cable is an excellent choice. Common applications include wiring for lighting fixtures, machine tools, air conditioning and heating systems, and audio and video systems.

The working principle of the 55PC1131-22-3/6/9-95 is simple. All three conductors are covered in a flexible insulating vinyl, which provides electrical insulation for all three conductors. In addition, a two-layer shield of 96 percent tinned copper wire braid is added for protection and strain relief.

The shield also functions as a Faraday shield, blocking electromagnetic interference from affecting the electrical signals within the cable. This is achieved by the two layers of braided copper wire, which act as a conductor to ground out any electromagnetic noise and send it to the ground source. The braided wire also serves as a mechanical protection to ward off physical contact with outside wires or other conductors.

The 55PC1131-22-3/6/9-95 is well suited for many different applications due to its mechanically durable construction and ability to withstand extreme temperatures. The cable\'s flexibility also allows it to be used in tight spaces and routed around corners easily. Its overall durability allows it to last for many years in tough environments and its added shielding helps to ensure that any electronic signals remain protected so that performance is not affected.

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