Various Electrical Cables come in different shapes and sizes. Some are Multi-core, Multi-conductor, Aerial, and Fiber-optic. Some are sheathed with aluminum or non-metallic materials.

Multi-conductor

Various techniques are known to connect conductors in closely spaced terminals of electrical circuits. Ideally, the individual conductors are in ribbonized form. This facilitates the interconnection of the individual conductors with the respective conductor traces.

The AGM Electrical Supplies addresses the problem of making miniature electrically insulated multi-conductor cable. It is intended to be flexible, insulated, and durable. This cabling may be used in a wide variety of applications. In particular, the present invention is suitable for implantation into a living body.

The miniature electrically insulated multi-conductor electrical cable of AGM Electrical Supplies may be wrapped in a dual-layer transparent jacket. This provides for a visual inspection of the cable. The jacket may be a thin layer of polymeric resin or a polyimide dielectric.

Multi-core

Generally, a multi-core electrical cable comprises one or more conductors and an outer sheath. The cable can be used for various purposes such as power, audio, and video, data transmission, lighting installations, and medicine.

In general, a multi-core electrical cable has two main advantages - it is durable and flexible. It has a small cross-sectional area and can be easily laid on floors and walls.

A multi-core cable encloses several conductors in a hard sheath. The sheath has a number of layers - the outer sheath is typically extruded PVC, and it is often combined with an aluminum sheath for electromagnetic shielding. The sheath also adds mechanical protection.

Multi-sheathed

Whether you're looking for a replacement for your old wiring or are simply looking to update your house, there are many different types of multi-sheathed electrical cable. Some jurisdictions prohibit or limit the use of non-metallic sheathed cable, so be sure to check the local building codes before installing.

The multi-sheathed cables by AGM Electrical Supplies are a common type of wiring for residential applications. The cable itself is made of a PVC material, with non-conductive sheathing. This is a fire hazard, so make sure to remove any insulation around the KT wires. The sheathing on Romex cables is not conductive, so it can't be used as a grounding source.

In addition to the PVC material used for cable, you can also find sheathing made of PUR (Purified Vinyl) and PUR-insulated aluminum. 

Another popular option is the type SE cable. It  has a moisture-resistant sheath. This is popular for use in feeder circuits from the main service panel to subpanels. It is also often used as a replacement for Type NM-B cable.

Non-metallic sheathed

Typically, electrical cables with non-metallic sheaths are housed in electrical boxes. Using a clamp system to store cables in such a box can improve retention of the cable while minimizing the possibility of cable damage. The present invention introduces a more efficient clamp system.

In this regard, the present invention features a structure that uses a combination of arches and serrations to grip a non-metallic sheathed cable. The combination provides a better grip than the standard planar clamp, while at the same time not causing damage to the sheath.

The structure includes an arched clamp with an opening. The arched clamp also has grooves to engage the cable. These grooves can extend in the opposite direction from the cable. The arched clamp also has a through-hole that allows the cable to pass through. The combination of arches and serrations transfers force to the cable without damaging the sheath.

Fiber-optic

Optical fibers, also known as optical fiber cables, are a type of cable that carries light. These cables are used for television services, phone service, and Internet services.

Fiber-optic cables are safer than traditional electrical cables because the optical fibers in the core do not carry current and do not generate sparks. Fiber optic cables are also able to transmit data much faster than electrical cables. This allows them to travel hundreds of miles more quickly. They are also not affected by electromagnetic interference. They also have a high band width and are very flexible at low temperatures.

In a typical fiber-optic cable, there is a core jacket with an optical fiber conductor inside. The optical fibers are surrounded by strengthening materials, such as aramid yarn. This core jacket is then surrounded by an outer jacket that provides superior abrasion resistance and insulation.

Aerial

Generally, an aerial electrical cable is a type of insulated cable used to carry electricity. These cables are suspended between poles and usually contain all conductors needed for an electrical distribution system. Some accessories included with these cables are metal suspension devices, links, and fixation.

The cabling by AGM Electrical Supplies is a cleverly crafted piece of technology that increases operational safety of cables. This is achieved through a combination of an innovative design, cleverly implemented construction, and high quality montage work.

The aerial cable consists of a sheath made of thermoplastic or elastomer, with additives that enhance its resistance to current leakage. These additives are distributed uniformly over the length of the cable.