Control Cable

1.Application Of Control Cable

Control cable is used in various applications across different industries. Some of the common applications of control cables include:

Industrial automation:

It is widely used in industrial automation systems, where they transmit signals between sensors, actuators, and controllers. They are used to control and monitor different processes, including manufacturing, assembly, and packaging.

Oil and gas:

This cable is used in the oil and gas industry to transmit signals between sensors and control equipment in drilling rigs, pipelines, and processing facilities. They are used to monitor and control different parameters, including pressure, temperature, and flow.

Power generation:

Control cable is used in power generation facilities to transmit signals between control equipment and generators, transformers, and other equipment. They are used to monitor and control different parameters, including voltage, frequency, and power output.

Transportation:

Used in transportation systems, including railways, airports, and seaports, to transmit signals between control equipment and different systems, including lighting, signaling, and security.

Building automation:

It is used in building automation systems to transmit signals between sensors, controllers, and other equipment. They are used to control and monitor different systems, including HVAC, lighting, and security.

2.Construction Of Control Cable

Control cable typically consist of multiple conductors, which is usually twisted together and enclosed within a protective jacket.
The conductor used in control cable is usually made of copper or aluminum and is often insulated with PVC or XLPE to provide electrical insulation and protection against moisture and physical damage. The protective jacket is usually made of PVC or LSZH material and provides additional mechanical protection and insulation against environmental factors such as oil, chemicals, and temperature variations.

The common types of control cables:

Multi-pair control cables:
These cables contain multiple pairs of conductors that are twisted together and used to transmit signals between devices in control and instrumentation systems.

Multi-core control cables:
These cables contain multiple cores (conductors) that are twisted together and used to transmit signals between devices in control and instrumentation systems.

Coaxial control cables:
These cables contain a central conductor surrounded by a metallic shield and insulation. They are used for high-frequency applications where signal quality is critical.

Instrumentation cables:
These cables contain twisted pairs of conductors and are used for transmitting low-level signals from sensors and instruments to monitoring and control equipment.

3.Standards Of Control Cable

The products can be produced according to the standard GB9330-1998,and the factory can also manufacture the cables in accordance with other standards.

4.Parameters Of Control Cable