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083803-92

Conductor Cable (18G 8 Wire)

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Product Description

CONDUCTOR CABLE (18G 8 WIRE)

Specifications

Product Overview
Number of Conductors8
Physical Specifications
Wire Gauge18 AWG (American Wire Gauge)
Conductor TypeCopper with insulation
Cable ClassificationControl and signal transmission cable
Typical Voltage Ratings12V DC, 24V DC, or 48V DC (equipment dependent)
FunctionMulti-signal and multi-power control routing
Compatibility
ApplicationElectric lift trucks, pallet jacks, and material handling equipment
Compatible Equipment TypesElectric forklifts, electric pallet jacks, stackers, order pickers

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does 18G 8 WIRE mean on conductor cable SKU 083803-92?
A: 18G indicates the gauge (wire thickness) of the conductors. 8 WIRE means the cable assembly contains eight individual conductors. This configuration is typical for multi-signal or multi-power control applications on electric material handling equipment where multiple circuits must be routed through a single cable bundle.

Q: What equipment types use the 083803-92 conductor cable?
A: The 083803-92 is an OEM-specification conductor cable designed for electric lift trucks and similar material handling equipment requiring multi-wire control or signal transmission. It is compatible with major manufacturers including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster. Verify your equipment wiring diagram and connector type to confirm compatibility.

Q: Is this cable suitable for both power and signal applications?
A: Yes. An 8-wire conductor cable can transmit both control signals and low-voltage power circuits. The 18G gauge provides adequate amperage capacity for typical control circuits in material handling equipment. Refer to your equipment manual for specific voltage and amperage ratings applicable to each wire in this cable assembly.

Q: How long does a conductor cable typically last?
A: Conductor cable lifespan depends on flex cycles, temperature exposure, and mechanical damage. Heavy-use equipment may show insulation wear or internal conductor breakage after 18 to 36 months. Inspect cables regularly for cuts, abrasions, or stiffness. Replace immediately if insulation is compromised or continuity testing reveals open circuits.

Q: What voltage rating is the 083803-92 conductor cable rated for?
A: The 083803-92 is designed for standard industrial equipment control voltages typically 12V, 24V, or 48V DC circuits depending on the specific equipment model. Do not exceed the equipment manufacturers voltage specifications for this cable. Consult your equipment electrical schematic to confirm the correct operating voltage for your application.