ELECTRICAL:

●VOLTAGE RATING: The cable should be designed to withstand a maximum direct current (DC) voltage of 300V for a duration of 10 milliseconds. This voltage rating ensures that the cable can handle transient voltage spikes without experiencing any electrical breakdown or damage.

●CONDUCTANCE RESISTANCE: The cable's conductance resistance should not exceed 3.0 ohms. Conductance resistance refers to the opposition offered by the cable to the flow of electrical current. Keeping this resistance value within the specified limit ensures efficient conduction and minimizes power loss.

●INSULATION RESISTANCE: The insulation material used in the cable should exhibit a minimum insulation resistance of 5.0 megaohms. Insulation resistance measures the ability of the cable's insulation to prevent current leakage. A higher insulation resistance value indicates better insulation performance and helps maintain electrical safety.

●100% ELECTRICAL TEST: The cable should undergo a comprehensive electrical testing process. This test, performed on every individual cable, ensures that all electrical parameters, such as voltage rating, conductance resistance, and insulation resistance, meet the specified requirements. It verifies that the cable performs reliably and safely under expected operating conditions.

● QUALITY CHECKS: The cable must be free from any open circuits, short circuits, miswiring, or intermittent failures. These quality checks are crucial to ensure that the cable functions properly and consistently throughout its operational life. Any defects or malfunctions in the cable can lead to unreliable electrical connections or potential hazards.

MATERIAL:

●SEE TABLE: A table should be provided, detailing the specific materials used in the cable assembly. This table typically includes information such as the type of materials, their properties, and their designated applications within the cable assembly. It helps ensure transparency, traceability, and easy reference to the materials employed.

ALL COMPONENTS ARE ROHS COMPLIANT: It is necessary for all components used in the cable assembly to comply with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) regulations. RoHS compliance restricts the use of hazardous substances, such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and certain flame retardants, in electrical and electronic equipment. Adhering to RoHS guidelines promotes environmental sustainability and safeguards human health.