resideo GENESIS Resideo Pro Operating instructions

Brand: resideo

Model: GENESIS Resideo Pro

Type: Operating instructions

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Anatomy of a Cable

Multiconductor Cable

Multiconductor cables are a common cable style used for a variety of applications, such as security systems,

home theater audio and thermostats. Let’s explore the components of standard multiconductor cables.

Conductors

Conductors can be solid or stranded and are

made of a variety of materials that eciently

transfer electricity. For most applications,

pure copper is the ideal choice because it has

low resistance at a cost effective price. For

more unique applications, such as exposure

to humid conditions, a material like tinned

copper offers additional advantages.

• Solid Conductors: Allows for clean,

lower-risk terminations at a cost

effective price.

• Stranded Conductors: Greater

exibility reduces the risk of

breakage, for smoother and

more ecient installations.

Ripcord

Used to cut back the jacket to expose the

wires of the cable – reducing the risk of

cutting the wires inside. This makes

splicing and terminating cables easier

during installations.

Jacket

Colored material coating that covers

all of the cable’s components. The jacket

provides physical protection and contributes

to a cable’s re and outdoor ratings.

Insulation

Plastic coating that covers the conductor

and separates it from other cable

components. The material type and

thickness help to determine the cable’s

electrical characteristics.

Shielding

Multiconductor cables are either shielded

or unshielded, depending on the level

of interference.

• Shielded: Reduces electrical interference

and other potential disruptions to

signal integrity. A drain wire completes

the electrical circuit from the shield,

optimizing performance.

• Unshielded: A cost-effective solution

for everyday cabling needs. Optimized

for environments with very little

signal interference.

1204

Bare Copper,

Solid

Tinned Copper,

Stranded

Shielded Unshielded

resideo GENESIS Resideo Pro Operating instructions

resideo GENESIS Resideo Pro Operating instructions

resideo GENESIS Resideo Pro Operating instructions

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