What is SJ cable?
Our SJ cable is a junior service power cable suitable for use as a power supply cable for small tools and appliances. The SJ cable is not water, oil, and solvent resistant.
What is a CGB connector?
About the CGB Cable Gland Series The CGB Cable Gland is for use with unarmored cable and flexible cords for hazardous and industrial markets. The primary benefit of this cable gland includes the onsite removeable grommet sleeve to accommodate a broad range of non-armored cable sizes.
Is SJO a flexible cord?
An SJO cord is flexible since its core consists of stranded conductors, but it only has a 300V rating.
What is the difference between SJ and SJO cord?
The “S” in “SO” stands for “Extra Hard Service.” This means that the wire is able to be used in applications requiring 600 volts or less. The second letter, “O” stands for “Oil Resistant,” which means the outer jacket of the cable is oil resistant.
What does SJOW cord mean?
SJOW Cable Overview SJOW stands for: S = Service Cord (600 Volts) J = Junior Service Cord (300 Volts) O = Oil Resistant outside jacket. W = CSA designation for weather/water resistance.
What is so cable type?
What is the difference between so and SJO cord?
The insulation thickness is the main difference, with the extra hard service “SO” cables requiring thicker insulation to accommodate for higher voltage ratings, while the SJO constructions require thinner insulation with their lower voltage rating.
Is a strain relief necessary?
The strain relief, as the name suggests, relieves a cable of stresses and tensions that could break the conductor inside or the connection between the plug or connector and the cable. It is an essential feature for the mechanical and electrical integrity and overall performance of all types of electrical cables.
Is SJOW cord outdoor rated?
Constructed of color coded synthetic oil, ozone and water resistant rubber (EPDM) insulation and an oil resistant thermoset chlorinated polyethylene (CPE) jacket, SJOOW is rated for indoor/outdoor use. (800) 945-5542 in U.S. Priority Wire & Cable, Inc.
What is the difference between Seoow and Sjoow?
The main difference between these portable cords is their voltage ratings. SJOOW is a Junior Service Cord, which means it only has a voltage rating of 300V. SOOW Cable, on the other hand, has a rating of 600V. SJOOW cord also has a thermoset rubber jacket, typically Neoprene.
How many conductors are in a Sjo cable?
SJO cord is available online now, it has 3 conductors and is 12 AWG cable. It is one of many portable cord products available from Allied Wire. Our SJO cable is UL and CSA approved.
What is Sjo 12/3 service cord?
Our SJO 12/3 Service Cord is part of our Power Cable & Portable Cord catalog. This 12 AWG cord features three stranded bare copper conductors, EPDM insulation, and a neoprene jacket. SJO portable power cable is ideal for lighter work than its more powerful 600-volt counterparts.
What kind of power cord does Sjo use?
SJO 12/3 Cord Our SJO 12/3 Service Cord is part of our Power Cable & Portable Cord catalog. This 12 AWG cord features three stranded bare copper conductors, EPDM insulation, and a neoprene jacket. SJO portable power cable is ideal for lighter work than its more powerful 600-volt counterparts.
What is an SJOOW cable?
SJOOW – A 300V rubber cable with an oil and weather resistant jacket and oil resistant insulation. Hopefully you are now armed with valuable information that can help you in your next purchasing decision.