6711 SL190

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) are used in a variety of situations, from electronic technology to industrial applications. The 6711 SL190 is one example of a popular hook-up wire, used for a variety of purposes. In this article, we will explore the application field and working principle of the 6711 SL190.

The 6711 SL190 is a Specialty Low Smoke Hook-Up Wire. This type of cable makes use of cross linked polyolefin and fluorinated ethylene-propylene insulation to prevent the emission of smoke in the event of a short circuit or electrical arc fault. This makes the cable an ideal choice for installations in sensitive areas or in public spaces. Its overall material construction and design makes it an excellent choice for use in wet and corrosive conditions.

The 6711 SL190 has a stranding of 19 strands of 16 AWG copper wire, with each strand being individually insulated in either PVC or Kynar. This configuration gives the cable enhanced flexibility and improved resistance to abrasion and cracking. The jacket is composed of a low smoke, halogen-free polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which ensures optimum performance in areas where low smoke emissions are important. The jacket material is also flame-retardant to prevent any chance of an uncontrolled burn.

The specification of the 6711 SL190 means that it is suitable for a wide range of applications. This includes use in industrial applications, switchboards, control systems, electronic equipment, and more. It is also well-suited for automotive and marine uses due to its corrosion-resistant design and flexibility.

The working principle of the cable is simple. It is composed of several strands of copper wire, each individually insulated with either PVC or Kynar. These wires are then twisted together and then wrapped in a jacket to provide additional insulation and protection. When current flows through the cables, the individual strands of wire provide an efficient path for the electricity to travel, while the presence of the jacket provides insulation against the effects of electrical arcing.

In summary, the 6711 SL190 is a specialty low smoke hook-up wire used for a variety of purposes. Its stranding of 19 strands of 16 AWG copper wire, with each strand being individually insulated in either PVC or Kynar, gives the cable enhanced flexibility and improved resistance to cracking and abrasion. The presence of this cable’s low smoke, halogen-free polyvinyl chloride (PVC) jacket ensures optimum performance in areas where low smoke emissions are important. The wedge-shaped cross-section of the 6711 SL190 also serves to improve its overall performance in areas where low smoke is important and the cable is well-suited to a variety of industrial and electronic applications due to its corrosion-resistant design and flexibility.

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