FLTWC0311-22-91

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Single conductor cables, also referred to as hook-up wire, are a type of electrical wire used to transmit electrical signals or power. Among these cables, FLTWC0311-22-91 is a series of very versatile multi-conductor cables used for a variety of applications. This product is characterized by excellent flexibility and mechanical properties due to its tin-plated copper conductors and insulation material.

This multi-conductor cable is type-tested at high temperature and is certified for use in fire safety systems and hazardous locations. It is also UL listed for use in commercial construction and industrial applications. The product is compliant with UL 758, UL 1581 and CSA C22.2 standards.

The multi-conductor cables’ versatility means they are used in a variety of applications. In industrial settings, they are commonly used for current or voltage transducers, controllers and transformers. They are also used for activities like robotics and CNC machines, and are suitable for control, signal and data transmission in environments that require flame retardancy.

FLTWC0311-22-91 multi-conductor cables are also commonly used in commercial and residential applications, particularly for automation and control systems. They can be used for monitoring and controlling processes, equipment, and networks. They are also suitable for carrying mains power to lighting fixtures and appliances.

The core of the FLTWC0311-22-91 multi-conductor cables are strands of tin-plated copper, which are insulated by a variety of materials. The insulation material used depends on the requirements of the application, and usually includes polyester tape or polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The cables also generally include a braid or outer jacket for protection and shielding.

The working principle of the FLTWC0311-22-91 multi-conductor cables is relatively straightforward. When current flows through the conductor, it generates an electromagnetic field, which passes through the insulation and potentially carries current to other parts of the circuit. The braid or outer jacket acts as a shield, blocking any interference from external sources and helping to ensure that the signal remains reliable and free of interference.

Overall, the FLTWC0311-22-91 multi-conductor cables offer excellent flexibility and mechanical properties, as well as the versatility needed for a variety of applications. Their compliance with UL 758, UL 1581, and CSA C22.2 standards make them suitable for use in hazardous locations and fire safety systems, as well as for general industrial, commercial, and residential applications. The cables’ working principle is based on electromagnetic fields passing through the insulation material and protective braid, allowing the cable to carry current without interference.

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