82/0112-28-2

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Single Conductor Cables, commonly referred to as hook-up wire, are among the most versatile cables found in the wiring and cabling industry. This type of cable is commonly used for industrial, commercial, and residential applications and is most often used in applications where a single conductor runs from one point to another. It is also commonly used for power, control, and communications applications.
The 82/0112-28-2 application field and working principle refers to a specific type of single conductor cable that offers a wide variety of applications and working principles. These cables are designed for connecting sensing and controlling devices to motors, switches, relays, or other devices such as signal drives. This cable is used in a variety of applications such as specific machine tools, energy management systems, medical equipment, power supplies, and other industrial applications.
Single conductor cables typically consist of a conductor insulated with a dielectric material and either housed in a jacket or covered with a protective shielding to protect the conductors from harm. These cables are available in a variety of insulation materials including PVC, FEP, Teflon, and many others. The type of insulation chosen depends on the specific application and required insulation resistance level.
The 82/0112-28-2 cable is manufactured with a 28 AWG copper conductor insulated with a chemical and flame-retardant PVC insulation. The insulation is then covered with a braided tinned copper shield and an additional flame-retardant PVC jacket. This type of cable is extremely flexible and suitable for use in applications with intense vibration. It is also capable of withstanding temperatures ranging from -20°C to 105°C and is UL and CSA approved. It is also suitable for direct burial applications.
When it comes to installation of single conductor cables, the installation should be done following local and national codes. This type of cable should be connected using appropriate crimping or soldering methods. It is also important to verify the cable’s insulation resistance prior to installation. It is also suggested that the cable be tested for continuity and absence of shorts prior to connecting it to the power source.
The 82/0112-28-2 single conductor cable is an incredibly versatile cable that can be used in a variety of applications. It is UL and CSA approved, highly resistant to vibration, can withstand extremes in temperatures, and has a variety of insulation and shielding options. This cable is a readily available and cost-effective solution for connecting sensing and controlling devices to motors.

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