E1012S.18.10

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Multiple Conductor Cables are flexiable power cables that are designed to route electrical energy from a source point to an end user. The type of cable used depends on the application, ranging from basic single conductor cables to more complicated coordination cables and shielded cables. One type of multiple conductor cable is the E1012S.18.10. This is a polyvinyl chloride insulated 10 AWG (American Wire Gauge) single conductor cable with 18 AWG strain relief bonds and 10 AWG special cable and cord jacket.

The E1012S.18.10 is used primarily for general purpose low-voltage applications where performance and durability are required. This type of cable has many features that make it ideal for applications requiring flexibility, strength and good electrical properties. It has a hot/cold temperature rating of -20C to +90C, making it suitable for outdoor and indoor environments. It is resistant to corrosion from acidic or alkaline solutions, oil, moisture and UV radiation, and is non-flammable and self-extinguishing. The E1012S.18.10 is UL approved and CSA and RoHS compliant.

The construction of the cable is built around the conductor, which is composed of stranded 10 AWG (American Wire Gauge) coated copper. The conductor is then enclosed in a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulation that provides protection from short circuits and environmental exposure. The protective jacket is composed of a special cord and cable material that provides improved flexibility and durability. The E1012S.18.10 features 18 AWG stranded strain relief bonds to reduce the possibility of cable tension leading to a decrease in current carrying capacity.

The applications for the E1012S.18.10 are primarily for low-voltage power applications. It is often used for wiring in telecommunications, instrumentation, switchgear, and other control systems as a general-purpose power cable. The cable is commonly used in residential and commercial settings and is suitable for routing through walls, ceilings, conduits, and other confined areas. It is also UL approved for direct burial applications.

The working principle of a multiple conductor cable such as the E1012S.18.10 is essentially the same as any other type of power cable. The internal copper conductor transmits electrical current from the source to the end user. The protective insulation prevents short circuits and environmental exposure. The protective jacket provides flexibility and reduces the chance of cable tension affecting the current carrying capacity. Finally, the strain relief bonds reduce the tension on the cable, which improves the electrical conductivity.

In conclusion, the E1012S.18.10 is a multiple conductor cable designed to transport electrical energy from a source point to an end user. It is ideal for low-voltage power applications and is UL approved for direct burial use. The cable is composed of a 10 AWG (American Wire Gauge) stranded copper conductor insulated in polyvinylchloride (PVC) and protected by a cord and cable jacket. The 18 AWG stranded strain relief bonds ensures that the cable is tension-free and carries a proper electrical current without interruption.

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