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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire)

76843.38.13 application field and working principles relate to the use of single conductor cables, also referred to as ‘hook-up wire’ in various industries. It is designed to be simple and easy to install, making it a preferred choice for many small and large businesses. This type of wire is used in many different applications that can range from wiring for domestic and commercial electrical systems to connecting to certain types of motors. Its signal wires, and its internal wiring can be concealed and vary in thickness and size depending on their application.

This type of cable is most often used for wiring in the home and commercial buildings due to its robust construction and reliable connections. Its wires are made up of a central copper core with surrounding insulation in the form of either a PVC or PTFE coating. This ensures that power is transmitted safely and efficiently to the required destination. The type of insulation used varies depending on the application. For example, if it is being used in a dry area without much moisture exposure, then a thinner insulation material will be used. Whereas if the cable is near water or in a damp area, then a thicker insulation material will be used to provide better water resistance.

The wires in these cables have a current carrying capacity that is defined by their gauge, which is indicated by a number. A lower number indicates a thicker gauge of wire, meaning it can carry more current. As the number increases the gauge of the wire decreases, reducing its current carrying capacity. This aspect is important to consider depending on the application of the cable as too much current running through a wire could potentially cause an electrical fire.

The multiple strands of the single conductor cables make them fitable to difficult and bendable applications as the individual strands move with bends and snaps that would normally damage the cable. This enables them to be easily routed through small and difficult to reach places such as wall cavities or conduits. Additionally, these cables can be used in electrical circuits whereby the electric currents are sent and returned via the same cable. This can be achieved by running two cores of the wires together, using a single insulation jacket.

76843.38.13 also pays attention to the cable’s colored insulation. This is used for specific applications such as wiring for commercial and domestic electric circuits, and will vary based on the specified requirements. For example, blue colored insulation can be used to denote a neutral wire, while green and yellow insulated cables are often used for grounding. Moreover, white colored insulation may be used for hot lines. Additionally, many of the cables are issued with labeling to easily identify their purpose and function.

Apart from electrical wiring, hook-up wires are also used in many other industry applications. These include connecting to various types of motors such as air conditioning motors and pool pumps. The use of single conductor cables allows for the efficient powering of motors as they can be connected via screw terminals, making them easy to install as well as maintain. Without these cables, these types of applications would not be able to operate as they do.

In summary, 76843.38.13 relates to the use of single conductor cables, also known as hook-up wire for various applications. Its single core and robust insulation enables the cable to be used for electrical circuits, motors and various other applications. Furthermore, its wires have a current capacity that is determined by its gauge, with thinner gauges being able to carry more current. Its colored insulation is also used for specific applications, with white, blue, yellow, and green each having a specified use.

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