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Multiple Conductor Cables

Multiple conductor cables are widely used in many types of electronic and electrical applications. They provide a simple, reliable and cost-effective way of connecting components that require multiple, independent connections. Generally, these cables feature two or more insulated conductors bundled within a single, flexible jacket. This type of cable is also known as multi-conductor cable, multi-wire cable, or multi-cord cable.

78142 SL005 Application Field and Working Principle

The 78142 SL005 cable is a type of multiple conductor cables. It is designed for multiple-conductor low voltage applications. The cable features two conductors, each insulated with polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulation. It has a nominal voltage rating of 600V AC (AC) and is UL 1581 approved. The cable has a conductor size of 18 AWG. The jacket is made from a rugged PVC material.

At the heart of the cable’s design is the use of internal conductor shield. This shield, which acts as a barrier between the cables and the environment, reduces the amount of noise interference that can be picked up by the cable. It also helps to keep moisture from penetrating the cable and damaging the internal conductors. The shield also helps to provide greater protection in high-voltage applications.

The 78142 SL005 cable is used in a variety of electronic and electrical applications. It is typically used in industrial machinery, control panels, and other multiple-conductor applications. The cable can also be used as a wiring conduit in a variety of automotive, marine, and other applications.

The 78142 SL005 cable is a robust and reliable solution for multiple-conductor applications. It is designed to provide maximum protection from interference, and its durable jacket ensures it stands up to the elements and offers long-term performance.

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