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11Apr 2024

What is the difference between a thermocouple wire and a compensation wire?

A thermocouple wire is a wire used to make a thermocouple sensing point. The compensation wire is only used to extend the thermocouple signal to the instrument reading this signal. The compensation wi
10Apr 2024

What is a thermocouple wire

The thermocouple line is the line used in a thermocouple from the induction point to the cold end compensation point (cjc end) where the signal is measured. A thermocouple is a sensor that measures te
07Apr 2024

What is silicone wire

The suitable temperature range is -60°-200°, the voltage is 300/500V, the conductor is tinned copper wire, the insulator is silicone rubber, and the braided layer is glass fiber + silicone resin. Wid
03Apr 2024

What is the difference between PVC wire and silicone wire

1. The difference in material composition. Silicone wire: Silicone wire uses silicone rubber as insulation material and outer sheath material. PVC wire: PVC wire uses polyvinyl chloride (PVC) as i
28Mar 2024

What is the difference between a control cable and a power cable

1. Power cables are mainly used for power transmission in the main trunk line of the power system, and their voltage is generally above 0.6/1kv; The control cable is mainly used for the power connecti
27Mar 2024

What is the application range of the control cable?

Scope of application PVC insulated PVC sheathed control cable is suitable for control, signal, protection and measurement system wiring with rated voltage 450/750V and below or 0.6/1kV and below. Se
19Mar 2024

What is the basic structure of a cable? What are the functions of each part?

The basic structure of a cable consists of four parts: the core (conductor), the insulation layer, the shielding layer, and the protective layer. Core: The core is the conductive part of a cable, usu
18Mar 2024

What is the function of the neutral wire in a low-voltage four-conductor cable?

The neutral wire of a low-voltage four-conductor cable mainly serves the following functions: Protective grounding: The neutral line can be used as a protective grounding to ensure the safety of elec
12Mar 2024

Why do cables use lead as a sheath material?

The main reasons for using lead as the sheath material for cables are as follows: Softness and processability: Lead is soft and has a low melting point, making it easy to smelt and process. This allo
11Mar 2024

What are the advantages of directly buried cables?

Direct burial cable is a type of cable laying method in which the cable is directly laid underground and covered with a protective layer. Its advantages mainly include the following: Space saving: Bu
05Mar 2024

Why is the ground wire welded for power cable?

The main reasons for welding the ground wire of power cables are as follows: Safety considerations: Grounding can prevent the metal sheaths of electrical equipment and cables from becoming charged, t
04Mar 2024

What are the characteristics of non-drip impregnant paper insulated cables?

Non-drip impregnant paper insulated cable, also known as non-drip cable, is a special type of power cable. Its main feature is that the impregnant used does not flow within the working temperature ran

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Cable Knowledge

What is the difference between a thermocouple wire and a compensation wire?

What is a thermocouple wire

What is silicone wire

What is the difference between PVC wire and silicone wire

What is the difference between a control cable and a power cable

What is the application range of the control cable?

What is the basic structure of a cable? What are the functions of each part?

What is the function of the neutral wire in a low-voltage four-conductor cable?

Why do cables use lead as a sheath material?

What are the advantages of directly buried cables?

Why is the ground wire welded for power cable?

What are the characteristics of non-drip impregnant paper insulated cables?