83041 010100

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) – 83041 010100 Application Field and Working Principle

Single Conductor Cables, also known as Hook-Up Wire, are electrical wires used to connect wiring systems together to create reliable electrical connections. Single conductor cables are a less expensive choice when compared to multi-conductor cables and provide easy and reliable installation and long-term connections.

83041 010100 is an example of a single conductor cable within the 83041 product line of Hook-Up wire manufactured by Alpha Wire. This particular type of Hook-Up Wire is rated for a voltage of 600V and a temperature of 90°C.

Initially, the conductor material of 83041 010100 is composed of a stranded tinned copper, which is then coated with a type of heat resistant material, such as flexiform PVC. Installing 83041 010100 involves stripping the outer jacket to first reveal the tinned copper conductor and then the insulating PVC material, which is then cut to the desired length. The isolated cable sections are then ready to be connected to either another Wire or electrical equipment.

The wire’s 83041 010100 specific application field includes general internal wiring and general purpose use in a range of electrical applications, such as signal control and communication systems, power and power-related sub-systems, commercial/residential and instrumentation applications and automation/control systems.

Using Hook-Up Wire, such as 83041 010100, in these types of applications is beneficial because of its electrical conductivity and the flexibility of its insulation, as well as its good abrasion/heat/weather/oil/damp/water resistance. These features help ensure that the single conductor cable provides a dependable and long-term connection between two pieces of equipment.

The working principle of 83041 010100 is simple and involves passing an electric charge through a conductor. The electric charge, in this case, is drawn from the source and then passed to the conductor material, which then transmits it to the receiving end. This process is made possible by the conductor’s unique combination of materials, as the tinned copper acts as a conduit for the charge while the insulation material prevents the charge from travelling elsewhere, thereby helping maintain a consistent flow.

By relying on Hook-Up Wire, such as 83041 010100, to transfer electric charges, users can trust that their connections to systems and equipment remains reliable. 73041 010100 is specifically designed to work in a variety of applications, and as a result is a viable option for many engineers and electricians.

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