9501-100ORN

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire) consist of one or more insulated conductors used for general purpose communication and power distribution applications. 9501-100ORN is a single conductor cable that is employed in a wide range of applications including electronic control systems, sensors, and motors for the automation industry. This type of cable is designed to meet varied requirements and can be used in a wide array of applications due to its flexible design and reduced size.

Applications

9501-100ORN single conductor cables are used in general purpose communication systems, electronic control systems, sensors, valves, motors, sign lighting, and various industrial automation applications. They are suitable for wiring of machines, instruments, meters, and air conditioning systems. This type of cable is also employed for connecting radio and appliance equipment, and in many other electrical applications. Additionally, it has been used in switchboards and control panels as an ideal replacement for existing wire.

Construction

9501-100ORN single conductor cable consists of a single, non-shielded polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulated power conductor. This type of cable is also constructed with a colored tinned copper wire stranded to form an inner conductor. The tinning reduces the oxygen contact and improves the arc resistance of the wire. In addition, the cable is jacketed with a flame-retardant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) to protect the wire from heat and abrasions. The overall construction makes the cable flame retardant and abrasion resistant.

Specifications

9501-100ORN single conductor cable has the following specifications:

• Conductor: Tinned Stranded Copper Wire
• Insulation Material: PVC
• Jacket Material: Flame Retardant PVC
• Product Type: Un-Shielded Single Conductor Cable
• Voltage Rating: 600 Volt
• Conductor Size/AWG: 100 AWG
• Temperature Rating: -20°C to +105°C
• Tensile Strength: 25 lbs./ft.
• Minimum Bending Radius: 3 inches
• Construction Category: Class II

Working Principle

The working principle for single conductor cables is based on the electrical conductivity of the base material. A powered conductor, typically copper or aluminum, is insulated and jacketed with a protective material that contains no metal, such as PVC. The power passes through the conductor and passes through the PVC jacket, which prevents any damage from being done to the base material. The PVC insulation also helps to protect the wire from moisture, heat, and other environmental factors. Additionally, the thickness of the insulation helps to reduce electric radiation, and the jacket helps to block out any external electric fields.

Advantages

9501-100ORN single conductor cables offer a number of advantages over traditional wire products. Its size and flexibility allows for easy installation in confined spaces. The cable is flame retardant, which makes it safer to use in workplace settings. Additionally, the PVC insulation and jacket help to protect the conductor from external electric fields and other sources of electrical interference. The overall construction also makes it suitable for use in a variety of applications.

Disadvantages

Despite the advantages, there are also some disadvantages associated with 9501-100ORN single conductor cable. It is not suitable for use in high voltage applications, and the conductors can be damaged if the wire is bent too sharply. Additionally, the insulation does not provide as much protection against electric radiation as other types of wire, such as shielded cables. Finally, the PVC jacket may be susceptible to damage from heat and abrasive surfaces.

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