CRT12-2RD-100

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Single Conductor Cables (Hook-Up Wire)

Single-conductor cables, also known as hook-up wire, are referred to as one-conductor cables because they consist of just a single, controlled electrical conductor that is typically covered in an insulating jacket. They\'re most commonly used for low-voltage electrical applications in a variety of industries. The types of single-conductor cables on the market today range from the basic hook-up wire to more advanced products with properties such as low capacitance, low noise, and high temperature tolerance.

CRT12-2RD-100 cables, in particular, are shielded single-conductor cables with a 12 AWG copper conductor and an unshielded ground. The cable is coated with a flame retardant, weather-resistant PVC jacket and has PVC insulation rated at 90°C dry or 75°C wet. This type of cable is suitable for a variety of applications such as instrumentation, control circuits, remote power control, data communication, audio, and video.

The working principle of this type of single-conductor cable is relatively simple. The 12 AWG copper conductor serves as the primary means of carrying the electrical current. It is encased in PVC insulation, which helps to protect the conductor from damage and to ensure that it can safely pass through the environment. The shield is made from tinned copper foil and serves the primary purpose of preventing unwanted electromagnetic interference from affecting the conductor and insulation.

The cable\'s unshielded ground is of key importance when it comes to safety. In most cases, the unshielded ground provides a measure of protection from ground faults and provides a return path from the current. In the case of high-voltage systems, the unshielded ground ensures that any excess current generated travels to the ground safely, without causing damage.

The flame retardant properties of the PVC jacket are another major benefit of CRT12-2RD-100 single-conductor cables. In the event of a fire or other hazardous electrical situation, the flame-retardant PVC jacket prevents the fire from spreading or damaging other electrical cables nearby. This is especially important in applications where the cables are run next to combustible materials, such as wood. The jacket also provides environmental protection from corrosion and aging.

CRT12-2RD-100 single-conductor cables are an ideal choice for a variety of applications. The 12 AWG copper conductor and unshielded ground provide reliable and safe electrical power transfer, while the flame retardant properties of the PVC jacket provide an extra layer of protection. Additionally, the PVC insulation on these cables has been tested and rated to 75°C in wet conditions and is suitable for use in a variety of delicate electrical systems.

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