HELUKABEL | HOW TO USE A-BUS CONTROL CABLE?

A-BUS control cable is used in a variety of applications, including control systems, security systems, audio and video equipment, instrumentation, etc.

• Mainly used in the computer industry to transfer data between devices, connect computer peripherals, link different electronic components

• Provides power and data signals between devices

• Uses a differential signal system that eliminates any noise on the transmission line

• Robotic motion control and factory automation

• Connecting various components and electronic devices in the car such as engine control cluster, headlights, tail lights, infotainment system, etc.

• The A-BUS cable line is available in a wide range of designs, including various sheathed versions to suit the needs of different industrial applications.

The A-BUS cable line is available in a wide range of designs, including various sheathed versions to suit the needs of different industrial applications.
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The main advantages of the A-BUS cable are flexibility and durability, resistance to fire spread, and low smoke density. These cables are also resistant to abrasion, chemicals, and oils, making them ideal for use in harsh environments.

Besides, the A-BUS control cable can carry more data, and connect more devices without worrying about slow connection. Another advantage of A-BUS cables is that it is much easier to install than other cables.

A-BUS EPDM (Actuator sensor interface - Part no. 80824)

Applicable standards: ASI standard, Halogen free according to standard 60754-2

Cable structure

Inner conductor: Copper, tinned

Core insulation: Rubber compound

Core colours: bu, bn

Outer sheath material: EPDM

Outer sheath colour: Yellow similar to RAL 1023

HELUKABEL® A-Bus EPDM Rubber for normal use in an AS-I system. Applications include wet/dry areas where the properties of a rubber jacket are desired. In addition, this material offers benefits such as low compression forces needed when contacting and the best sealing against the AS-I module.

Standard applications: ASI standard, the fire spread protection according to IEC 60332-1

Cable structure

Inner conductor: Copper, tinned

Core insulation: TPE

Core colours: bu, bn

Outer sheath material: TPE

Outer sheath colour: Yellow

HELUKABEL® A-Bus TPE for demanding temperature requirements up to 105 °C and flame retardance. The special outer sheath makes the cable resistant to many oils, greases, and cooling lubricants and thus suitable for applications in wet surroundings, in machinery and plant construction as well as in the machine tool and automotive industries.

Applicable standards: ASI standard, Halogen free according to 60754-2, flame retardant according to IEC 60332-1, UL standard: AWM 20549, CSA standard: CSA FT2

Cable structure

Inner conductor: Copper, tinned

Core insulation: PO

Core colours: bu, bn

Outer sheath material: PUR

Outer sheath colour: Yellow similar to RAL 1023

A-BUS PU is a line of control cables with many outstanding properties when in contact with common coolants and lubricants, for use in wet and dry areas. This version can also be used in cable factories (special installation conditions are subject to wide cable edge placement on the inner radius, use of bulkheads, and round or flat cable installations). individual). In addition, these types are certified for the American market (UL 1581, FT2) through the use of special materials.

At HELUKABEL, we specialize in providing solutions for control cables, signals, and accessories for operating machinery in the industrial and agricultural production industries. Our products have all gone through the quality control process and obtained many international certifications (UL, SEV, SEMKO, SGS, OVE, NEMKO, CSA...).

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