How to Choose Cable De Acero De 2 Hilos?

ADVANTAGES

-Primary advantages

Cordon De Acero De 2 Hilos

Very low relaxation , high tensile strength

-Why should I buy this Cordon De Acero De 2 Hilos ?

We are the direct supplier of 1x2 PC Strand, the price is very competitive in the market.

-What makes this product different to other factory's Cordon De Acero De 2 Hilos?

We have 3 package dimensions for choice.

A less-obvious difference between stranded and solid wire cable is performance .

Is Stranded Wire Better Than Solid Wire?

Which type of wire is the best choice depends on the installation's requirements.

When to Use Solid Wire Cable

When it comes to 90-meter horizontal permanent links, there&#;s no choice: whether it's shielded or unshielded twisted pair, both TIA and ISO/IEC standards require solid wire cable. Stranded cable (24 and 26 AWG) is limited to patch cords and 10-meter lengths within a 100-meter channel.

When to Use Stranded Wire Cable

Because stranded cables are more flexible and can withstand bending, they make excellent patch cords for equipment connections and cross-connects where cables are frequently bent and manipulated; at just 10 meters of the channel, the increased insertion loss and resistance aren&#;t a factor in the overall channel performance. However, smaller 28 AWG stranded patch cords that have even more insertion loss and resistance due to their smaller gauge do have some limitations &#; get the Skinny on 28 AWG Patch Cords to learn more.

Open office environments, however, are special situations; they&#;re faced with regular reconfigurations and may require a more flexible cabling system. In those installations, the standards allow stranded patch cords to take up more than 10 meters of the channel. However, if you&#;re using more than 10 meters of stranded cable in a channel, industry standards require de-rating the overall channel length to accommodate for the greater insertion loss and DC resistance.

When it comes to de-rating stranded cable per industry standards, the overall gauge is a factor: higher-gauge (thinner) cables have a higher de-rating factor. The de-rating for 26 AWG stranded cable is 0.5, while 24 AWG is only 0.2, and 22 AWG stranded cables require no de-rating at all.

Here are the calculations to determine overall channel length, where H=horizontal cable length, D=de-rating factor, C= total stranded cable length and T=total channel length.

For example, if you&#;re using 60 meters of horizontal solid category 6A cable and 40 meters of stranded 24 AWG category 6A patch cable with a 0.2 de-rating factor, the total length of the channel must be reduced to 97.5 meters. (If you prefer the actual math: total stranded cable length = [105-60]/[1 + 0.2], or 37.5, and total channel length = 60+37.5, or 97.5 meters.)  If you&#;re using 26 AWG stranded cable with a 0.5 de-rating, the channel length needs to be reduced to 90 meters.

-Primary advantages

Cordon De Acero De 2 Hilos

Very low relaxation , high tensile strength

-Why should I buy this Cordon De Acero De 2 Hilos ?

We are the direct supplier of 1x2 PC Strand, the price is very competitive in the market.

-What makes this product different to other factory's Cordon De Acero De 2 Hilos?

We have 3 package dimensions for choice.

If you are looking for more details, kindly visit High Performance Special metal Material.

A less-obvious difference between stranded and solid wire cable is performance .

Is Stranded Wire Better Than Solid Wire?

Which type of wire is the best choice depends on the installation's requirements.

When to Use Solid Wire Cable

When it comes to 90-meter horizontal permanent links, there&#;s no choice: whether it's shielded or unshielded twisted pair, both TIA and ISO/IEC standards require solid wire cable. Stranded cable (24 and 26 AWG) is limited to patch cords and 10-meter lengths within a 100-meter channel.

When to Use Stranded Wire Cable

Because stranded cables are more flexible and can withstand bending, they make excellent patch cords for equipment connections and cross-connects where cables are frequently bent and manipulated; at just 10 meters of the channel, the increased insertion loss and resistance aren&#;t a factor in the overall channel performance. However, smaller 28 AWG stranded patch cords that have even more insertion loss and resistance due to their smaller gauge do have some limitations &#; get the Skinny on 28 AWG Patch Cords to learn more.

Open office environments, however, are special situations; they&#;re faced with regular reconfigurations and may require a more flexible cabling system. In those installations, the standards allow stranded patch cords to take up more than 10 meters of the channel. However, if you&#;re using more than 10 meters of stranded cable in a channel, industry standards require de-rating the overall channel length to accommodate for the greater insertion loss and DC resistance.

When it comes to de-rating stranded cable per industry standards, the overall gauge is a factor: higher-gauge (thinner) cables have a higher de-rating factor. The de-rating for 26 AWG stranded cable is 0.5, while 24 AWG is only 0.2, and 22 AWG stranded cables require no de-rating at all.

Here are the calculations to determine overall channel length, where H=horizontal cable length, D=de-rating factor, C= total stranded cable length and T=total channel length.

For example, if you&#;re using 60 meters of horizontal solid category 6A cable and 40 meters of stranded 24 AWG category 6A patch cable with a 0.2 de-rating factor, the total length of the channel must be reduced to 97.5 meters. (If you prefer the actual math: total stranded cable length = [105-60]/[1 + 0.2], or 37.5, and total channel length = 60+37.5, or 97.5 meters.)  If you&#;re using 26 AWG stranded cable with a 0.5 de-rating, the channel length needs to be reduced to 90 meters.

For more prestressing steel strandinformation, please contact us. We will provide professional answers.