CR6.30.10 Cables, Wires

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Multiple Conductor Cables

Multiple conductor cables are typically composed of various types of conductors insulated from one another. All of these conductors are contained within a single outer insulating shell and separated from one another as well as from the outside environment, providing protection from electrical shocks and environmental damage. The conductor cables are used in many applications, such as power cables and multi-conductor communication cables, to support data transmission over many types of media.

CR6.30.10 is one type of multiple conductor cable. The core of the cable consists of a bundle of silver-plated wires, insulated with a polyimide material. This type of cable is designed to carry electrical currents up to 30A (amp) at temperatures ranging from -75°C to +200°C. It has a maximum current capability of 30A, although this capacity is usually exceeded in order to ensure that the cable lasts longer. The diameter of this cable is typically 6.3mm.

Application Field of CR6.30.10

CR6.30.10 cables are used in a wide range of electrical applications, including automotive wiring harnesses, power equipment, industrial equipment, electronic circuits, and telecommunications. It is often used to power high-voltage electronic circuits, motors, batteries, and other heavy-duty applications. It is also used in computers, medical equipment, and other consumer electronics. This cable is designed to provide a higher current rating than most other types of cables, making it suitable for applications that require a high current flow.

Working Principle of CR6.30.10

The working principle of this cable is based on the combined resistance of multiple individual conductors to protect against short circuits and other electrical hazards. When current is conducted through the bundle of silver-plated wires within the cable, the resistance of each of these individual conductors accumulates and limits the total current flow, providing protection and better control over power consumption. The polyimide material that insulates the wires from one another also reduces the risk of electric shock, making it safe to touch and safe to use in many applications.

The higher current ratings provided by the CR6.30.10 cable make it highly suitable for many types of high-load applications. It is also extremely durable and resistant to hazardous environmental conditions and temperatures. Furthermore, its excellent resistance to short circuits and other electrical hazards make it one of the safest and most reliable electrical cables on the market today.

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