8521 0221000

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Single conductor cables, also referred to as hook-up wire, are unshielded, solid or stranded cables made up of a single conductor and are widely used for a variety of applications. They are most commonly found in the electrical, telecommunications, and computer industries.

The 85210221000 refers to an UL 1022 standard of single conductor cable which is typically used in internal wiring applications. It has a maximum operating temperature of 60°C (140°F) in wet or dry locations. The flexible cable is designed for low voltage installations of 600 volts and it meets UL and CSA requirements.

Applications for 85210221000 include but are not limited to internal wiring for components such as appliances, electronic equipment, wiring harnesses, lighting fixtures, and industrial tools. This type of wire is also suitable for data communication cables used to connect computers, network components, and audio visual devices. 85210221000 can also be used in dryers, ranges, and furnaces.

The cables are typically constructed with strands of tinned, annealed, soft copper of 32 AWG to 14 AWG with either polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulation or PVC- or Neoprene-jacketed cable used for outdoor applications. The outer jacket of the cable is usually numbered for color coding purposes which can also be used to identify specific lines.

The primary benefit of 85210221000 is its flexibility which allows it to be used in a variety of applications and also makes it easy to install in tight, confined spaces. The copper conductor ensures that the wire is resistant to high temperatures. It is also highly resistant to abrasion, chemicals, water, and oil due to the jacketing material. Additionally, the cable is flame retardant.

The working principle of an 85210221000 is straightforward. The conductor and insulation provide an electrical conduction path to supply voltage or current. The PVC insulation is used to protect the conductor from shock, abrasion, and prevention of electric shock, and the jacket is used to protect the insulation from physical damage.

85210221000 single conductor cables provide reliable performance and safety for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. The combination of insulating and jacketing ensures that the cable is safe in the event of an electric shock or fire. It is especially suited for indoor wiring applications due to its limited operating temperature and UL approval. Additionally, the flexibility of this type of wire ensures that it is easier to install in tight spaces or between components.

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