6716 DB013

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) are used to connect electrical elements, such as motors, starters, and control systems, together. This type of cable is ideal for wiring applications in systems where space is tight, such as instrument panels, door chimes, and audio-visual equipment. Because the cables are thin and flexible, they are also popular in applications that require multiple bends or tight angles, such as VMEbus and enclosed relays.

The 6716 DB013 single conductor cables (hook-up wire) feature an insulated sheath and a conductor that usually consists of stranded copper or silver wires. They are normally ROHS compliant, a designation that ensures the cables meet strict environmental protection standards. The wire’s outer sheath is usually composed of strong polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The shielding may also be composed of woven or braided copper or silver.

The 6716 DB013 hook-up wire is suitable for use in digital and analog circuits, computer in-circuit testing, or line level audio applications. It is also commonly employed in automotive, military, industrial, medical equipment and building wiring applications. This type of cable is rated to work with temperature ranges from -60°C to 105°C (-76°F to 221°F).

The 6716 DB013 hook-up wire has a working voltage of 300V and a minimum bending radius of 8 x wire diameter. It is available in either 20 AWG or 28 AWG sizes. Its strands consist of 7/30 tinned copper and have a conductor temperature of 60°C (140°F). It has a nominal outside diameter of 1.8mm and is UL and CSA approved.

The working principle of 6716 DB013 single conductor cables is fairly simple. The cable consists of an insulated sheath that provides a physical barrier between the copper wires and other environment of the application. The inner core of the cable is composed of several strands of copper or silver. The strands provide the necessary electrical connection and aid in heat transference. The electrical charge flows from one strand of the cable to the next, creating a continuous electrical circuit. In addition, the insulation on each strand helps to prevent interference or short circuits from occurring.

The 6716 DB013 single conductor cables are among the most commonly used hook-up wires today. They are versatile and can be used in a wide variety of applications due to their small size, flexibility, and temperature resistance. The cables are also relatively inexpensive, making them a cost-effective solution for both short and long-term projects. With the right choices and proper installation procedures, these cables can provide years of reliable, safe service.

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