8502 005100

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-up Wire) are a type of wiring solutions originally designed to connect switches, relays, and electronic components. Hook-up Wire consists of one single insulated, single stranded copper conductor, usually of AWG 18-22, although other sizes may be available depending on the application.

The 8502 0051 00 is a single-conductor hook-up wire specifically designed for monitoring and control applications where space is limited. This cable is made of bare stranded copper and rated for up to 600V. It is insulated with a PVC jacket that provides a high degree of flexibility and durability, as well as resistance to many common chemicals and oils. It is also flame retardant with a UL Listing of UL 1569. UL 1569 is the standard for UL / ETL Low-Voltage Hook-up Wire.

The 8502 0051 00 is designed to be used in low voltage control and monitoring circuit applications such as transformer connections, motor start/stop devices and relays. It offers superior performance and reliability in hazardous and corrosive environments. It is fully compliant with NEC/UL2E and CSA standards.

The 8502 0051 00 is suitable for use in confined industrial and commercial spaces due to its ability to withstand temperatures ranging from -40°C to 60°C in both wet and dry conditions, making it an excellent choice for applications in any environment. The cable also offers high flexibility, allowing for tight bends and bends to any desired radius. The cable comes standard with a tinned copper (TC) conductor, which reduces corrosion when used in environments exposed to moisture and salt. Additionally, its tin-plated ferrules provide an extra measure of insulation against electrical shock.

The working principle of the 8502 0051 00 is relatively simple. When current flows through the wire, the electrons in the wire flow back and forth in a sine-wave pattern. This wave-like motion is called an alternating current (AC). The alternating current creates a voltage drop across the length of the wire, providing an electrical path for devices connected to the wire to work.

When the 8502 0051 00 is used in low voltage applications, the voltage drop across the wire is usually low and therefore, easy to maintain. As a result, the device connected to the cable operates reliably and safely. Additionally, the cable has excellent insulation properties, providing additional protection against electrical shocks in areas where electricity is present.

The 8502 0051 00 is an excellent choice for low voltage lighting applications where space is limited. This cable is UL listed and CSA certified, and its versatile design allows for tight bends and bends to any desired radius. The insulation is resistant to moisture, oil and many common chemicals, and the tinned copper conductor resists corrosion when used in wet and dry environments. This cable also provides excellent electrical insulation properties, making it an ideal choice for many different applications, including transformer connections, motor start/stop devices and relays.

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