5711/2008 BK005

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Multiple conductor cables describe a wide variety of wires and cables that contain multiple conductors to carry electrical current, signals, and data. In the telecommunications industry, multiple conductor cables are commonly used to connect multiple locations together, such as telephone lines, coaxial cables, and fiber optic cables. The 5711/2008 BK005 application field and working principle is an example of a multiple conductor cable specifically designed to be used in industrial applications.

The 5711/2008 BK005 cable is a three conductor cable, consisting of a low-loss XLP-Cu (copper) conductor, an insulated tinned copper conductor, and a high strength flexible steel wire rope conductor. The cable is designed with special attention given to flexibility, resistance to abrasion and weakness, and low attenuation over long distance transmission. Additionally, the cable is highly flame resistant and conforms to the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) Flame Test requirements (IEC 60332-1-1, IEC 60332-3).

The 5711/2008 BK005 cable is designed for use in industrial settings, such as telecommunications systems, mechanical engineering, IT networks, and power grids. The cable is designed to operate efficiently in a wide range of environmental conditions, including temperatures ranging from -5 to +80°C. The cable is also designed to operate in numerous humid environments, such as a clean room. The cable is further able to withstand high and low frequencies, as well as direct sunlight exposure.

The 5711/2008 BK005 cable is designed so that its electrical conductors are insulated with a number of layers of insulation, including an inner core layer of XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene), with each layer providing its own unique properties. The outer layers of insulation are designed to provide insulation properties when the cable is exposed to common liquids, such as water, oils, and acids. Moreover, the cable is highly resistant to abrasion, offering protection against liquids, oil, corrosion, and many other elements.

The 5711/2008 BK005 cable is also equipped with a strong Kevlar PowerCore, a patented technology designed to protect electrical conductors from being exposed to surrounding liquids or elements that may short them out. The Kevlar PowerCore protects the cable conductors from being damaged due to over-tensioning or high voltage transients.

The working principle of the 5711/2008 BK005 cable is simple. The electrical conductors are connected to two connectors on either end of the cable, which allows electrical current to flow from one connector to the other. The insulation of the cable prevents electric current from leaking out. The conductors of the cable provide resistance to electric current and, in the event of an overload or short, the Kevlar PowerCore prevents the current from damaging the conductors.

In summary, the 5711/2008 BK005 cable is a multiple conductor cable designed for industrial applications. The cable is designed with special attention given to flexibility, flame and abrasion resistance, and low attenuation over long distance transmission. The cable is further designed to operate efficiently in a wide range of environmental conditions, and is equipped with a strong Kevlar PowerCore to protect conductors from being damaged due to over-tensioning or high voltage transients. The working principle of the cable is simple: the conductors are connected to connectors on either end of the cable, conduct electric current between the two connectors, and the insulation of the cable prevents electric current from leaking out.

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