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2002-405Wago Wire & Cable, 2002 Series
Item Number2002-405MFG Item Number60356172Series2002Product DescriptionTOPJOBS jumper, for 2002 series,SpecificationsSpecifications Type Bridges Number of Pieces 1 Number of Poles 5 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
CA711/10Altech Wire & Cable
Item NumberCA711/10MFG Item NumberCA711/10Product DescriptionExternal Jumper, 8mm, 10 PoleSpecificationsSpecifications Type Comb Number of Pieces 1 Number of Poles 10 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
017666300Entrelec Wire & Cable
Item Number017666300MFG Item Number1SNA176663R0000Product DescriptionBJMI6 JUMPER, 2PT, ISOLATED, FRACTIOAvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
WH20-02-25NTE Electronics Wire & Cable, Stranded Wire 300V Series
Item NumberWH20-02-25MFG Item NumberWH20-02-25SeriesStranded Wire 300VProduct DescriptionWire, 20AWG, Red, 300V, SP/25, STRNDSpecificationsSpecifications Wire Gauge 20 AWG Voltage Rating 300 VAC Insulation Material PVC Insulation Thickness 0.015 " Length 25 ' Temperature Rating -4-194 °F Application Hook-Up Wire Availability -
WH20-08-25NTE Electronics Wire & Cable, Stranded Wire 300V SeriesItem NumberWH20-08-25MFG Item NumberWH20-08-25SeriesStranded Wire 300VProduct DescriptionWIRE, 20AWG, GRY, 300V, SP/25, STRNDSpecificationsSpecifications Wire Gauge 20 AWG Voltage Rating 300 VAC Insulation Material PVC Insulation Thickness 0.015 " Length 25 ' Temperature Rating -4-194 °F Application Hook-Up Wire Availability -
WH20-04-25NTE Electronics Wire & Cable, Stranded Wire 300V SeriesItem NumberWH20-04-25MFG Item NumberWH20-04-25SeriesStranded Wire 300VProduct DescriptionWire, 20AWG, Ylw, 300V, SP/25, STRNDSpecificationsSpecifications Wire Gauge 20 AWG Voltage Rating 300 VAC Insulation Material PVC Insulation Thickness 0.015 " Length 25 ' Temperature Rating -4-194 °F Application Hook-Up Wire Availability -
2002-402Wago Wire & Cable, 2002 SeriesItem Number2002-402MFG Item Number60356163Series2002Product DescriptionTOPJOBS jumper, for 2002 series,SpecificationsSpecifications Type Bridges Number of Pieces 1 Number of Poles 2 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
2004-410Wago Wire & Cable, 2004 SeriesItem Number2004-410MFG Item Number60359444Series2004Product DescriptionPush-in type jumper barSpecificationsSpecifications Type Bridges Number of Pieces 1 Number of Poles 10 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
2004-406Wago Wire & Cable, 2004 SeriesItem Number2004-406MFG Item Number60359437Series2004Product DescriptionPush-in type jumper barSpecificationsSpecifications Type Bridges Number of Pieces 1 Number of Poles 5 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day. -
2002-410/000-005Wago Wire & Cable, 2002 SeriesItem Number2002-410/000-005MFG Item Number60357169Series2002Product DescriptionTOPJOBS jumper, for 2002 series,SpecificationsSpecifications Type Bridges Number of Pieces 1 Number of Poles 10 AvailabilityOrder by 5:00 PM ET and your package will ship the same day.
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Wire & Cable
Wires and cables are used to bear electrical loads and communications signals. Using the proper gauges, lengths and types are important considerations in power distribution and industrial networking.
Different types of cables serve different purposes. Battery cable is used to power an electrical system, and requires the proper gauge, length and amperage specifications to prevent excessive heat building in the cable. Coaxial cable consists of an inner conductor surrounded by an insulating layer and conducting shield. Coaxial cables function best as transmission lines. Busbars are metallic strips or bars used for local power distribution. They are commonly installed inside switchgear and panelboards.
Other options include single-conductor cables (a single, insulated wire), multi-conductor cables (several independent wires bundled together) and heating cable. An assortment of colors are available to help simplify cable management.
Different types of cables serve different purposes. Battery cable is used to power an electrical system, and requires the proper gauge, length and amperage specifications to prevent excessive heat building in the cable. Coaxial cable consists of an inner conductor surrounded by an insulating layer and conducting shield. Coaxial cables function best as transmission lines. Busbars are metallic strips or bars used for local power distribution. They are commonly installed inside switchgear and panelboards.
Other options include single-conductor cables (a single, insulated wire), multi-conductor cables (several independent wires bundled together) and heating cable. An assortment of colors are available to help simplify cable management.