CRT12-8WH-100

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Single conductors cables, also known as Hook-Up wire, are a type of electrical wire used for a variety of high-flexibility applications. This type of wire is best used for connecting components to protoboards, lugs, and other components that require a tight, secure connection. A perfect example of single conductor cable is the CRT12-8WH-100, a 300V-rated cable that is insulated with fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) and jacketed in either white FEP or black PTFE. The traditional insulation for this type of cable is polyvinylchloride (PVC) however, FEP is known for its superior electrical properties making it an ideal choice in applications with extremely high thermal requirements.

The CRT12-8WH-100 is a 10 gauge, 0.091-inch (2.31 mm) tinned copper-clad stainless steel (TCCSS) cable available in either 250 or 500 ft/reels. The cable conductors are stranded in a stranded construction, which allows for increased flexibility. The conductor insulation and jacket are flame retardant, and have earned UL approval. The cable can be supplied with an optional Kevlar® core or a heat shrinkable PTFE tube providing an additional layer of muscular and electrical protection.

The CRT12-8WH-100 cables are primarily used in low, medium and high voltage applications where flexibility, strength, and longevity are desired. This type of cable can be invaluable in applications such as telecommunications systems, touch-panel control systems, power supplies, and more. This type of cable can also be used in high-flexing applications due to its superior flexibility.

The working principle of the CRT12-8WH-100 cable is based on the principle of electrical conduction. As electricity passes through a conductor, the electric field in the conductor is proportional to the current passing through it. This induces a voltage in the conductor, which results in a current passing through the conductor. As the current passes through the conductor, it interacts with the electrons present in the conductor, allowing for the dissipation of the voltage in the conductor. This process is known as Ohmic heating.

When it comes to longevity, the CRT12-8WH-100 cable has excellent electrical properties and can withstand shocks and vibration, as well as temperatures ranging from -65 to +200 degrees Celsius. The cable is resistant to moisture, solvents, oils, and chemicals and can be used in a wide variety of environments. The cable is also used in applications requiring high mechanical strength, such as grounding and lightning protection.

In conclusion, the CRT12-8WH-100 is an excellent choice for applications requiring high flexibility, durability, and mechanical strength. Its FEP insulation and PTFE jacket make it an ideal solution for a variety of applications. The cable’s superior electrical and mechanical properties make it an excellent choice for both high and low voltage applications. Its flexibility and heat resistance make it suitable for applications in which electrical insulation and mechanical strength are needed. Overall, it is an excellent choice for a variety of applications requiring single conductor cables.

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