6210/25C SL001 Cables, Wires

Multiple Conductor Cables

A multiple conductor cable is composed of several insulated conductors either within a single sheath or gathered into various levels of mailable cable constructions. Multiple conductor cables come in a variety of materials, from flexible and flat PVC to durable and thick polyethylene, and are suited for a range of applications. Multiple conductor cables are used in projects as diverse as providing power underground for telecommunications systems, providing transmission lines for overhead power lines, or providing medical systems with power for monitoring systems.

The 6210/25C SL001 is a type of multiple conductor cable that is designed for use in applications where there is relatively low voltage and current, such as power and instrumentation cabling. It is constructed of up to 25 conductors made from 16 – 30 AWG copper wire and a minimum of two layers of extruded PVC insulation. The conductors are then laid together and an additional layer of insulation is applied to the assembly.

Working Principle:

The 6210/25C SL001 cable is designed to transfer electric signals between two points using the principle of mutual conduction. Such principles are particularly useful in low-voltage applications as they allow for the efficient and reliable transmission of electrical signals between two points. It is this reliability and efficiency that make the 6210/25C SL001 an ideal choice for power and instrumentation cabling.

Application Field:

Due to its reliable conduction and low voltage requirements, the 6210/25C SL001 cable is found in many different applications. It can be used in large-scale power transmission lines but is more commonly found in the communications and medical sectors. In telecommunications networks, it is often used in underground cabling systems and to connect phone systems, while in medical networks it is often used in patient monitoring systems.

In addition, this cable is also used in electrical installations in commercial and residential settings. It is especially useful in retrofitting projects because its flexibility allows it to be installed in older installations that may not meet current code requirements. It is also regularly used in installations that require a high degree of protection from moisture, dust or other environmental elements.