1.Jacket material: Teflon, silicon, PVC
2.Colors: Black, White, red, green, grey
3.Wire gauge: 16 AWG, 18 AWG , 20 AWG, 22 AWG, 24 AWG, 26 AWG, 28 AWG, 30 AWG
4. UL standard: UL1007 UL1015
What is bare cable?
A bare copper conductor is a type of electrical wire that is not insulated or covered in any other material. This makes it ideal for use in many applications where electrical wiring is exposed, such as in electrical panels or inside of appliances.These are commonly used for grounding, electrical connections, and power transmission where insulation isn't needed or where the cable is protected from contact with other materials or surfaces.
Material: Most bare cables commonly made of copper or aluminum, due to their high conductivity.
Purpose: Used in applications where insulation is not required or where the cable is protected from contact with other materials or surfaces.
Types of Bare Cables:
Bare copper cable: A very common type, offering excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance.
Bare Aluminum: Used in overhead power transmission.
Hard-Drawn vs. Soft-Drawn: Bare copper cables can be hard-drawn (more durable and stronger) or soft-drawn (more flexible).
Stranded vs. Solid: Can be solid or stranded, with stranded being more flexible.
Common Applications:
Grounding:
Bare copper wire is frequently used as a grounding wire to provide a safe path for electrical current to flow to the earth in case of a fault.
Overhead power lines:
Bare copper or aluminum cables are used for transmitting electricity over long distances in overhead power lines.
Electrical connections and hookups:
Bare cable connectors are used in various electrical connections and hookups where insulation is not a necessity.
Inside appliances and electrical panels:
In some cases, bare copper conductors can be found inside appliances or electrical panels, where they are not exposed to touch.
Jumpers:
They are also used as jumpers, which are short lengths of wire used to make temporary connections.
Important Considerations:
Safety:
When working with bare cables, especially in electrical systems, it is crucial to understand the safety precautions and follow proper installation procedures.
Corrosion:
Bare copper can corrode over time, especially in damp or corrosive environments, which can affect its performance.
Contact:
Bare cables should not be exposed to contact with people or conductive materials unless intended.
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