FFSD-25-S-27.00-01-N

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Rectangular Cable AssembliesRectangular cable assemblies are widely used in various fields and can meet the needs of different industries. Specifically, the FFSD-25-S-27.00-01-N cable assembly is mainly used in industrial settings. It is designed to provide reliable operation and can handle a maximum current of 10A, making it ideal for medium power applications.The key features of this cable assembly include a 27.00 millimetres cross section with a pin count of 25. It has a UL listed jacket and is rated for up to 500 VAC at 60 Hz. The cable assembly conforms to UL AWM style 2556 and CSA AWM I A/B FT2. Additionally, the insulation and sheathing materials used meet UL 758 requirements.FFSD-25-S-27.00-01-N comes with a number of additional options, such as 2.5mm pitch terminals, 16 AWG conductors or a 30 AWG cross section. It also offers a range of connectors for a more versatile fit.When it comes to the working principle of this cable assembly, it is based on the two terminals that are connected to the copper core. The terminals are then connected to the conducting cable, which allows electricity to pass through the conductor and into the load. As the electrical current passes through the conductor, it creates a voltage drop between the two terminals which drives the electrical current to the load. This is called a serial connection, and is the most common connection method used in cable assemblies.The FFSD-25-S-27.00-01-N is an excellent choice for a range of industrial settings and applications, including power distribution, control wiring, and data communications. Due to its robust design and superior performance, it is an ideal solution for modern industrial applications.

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