PC Power Audio Video Cable Extension Wire

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Place Of Origin: China

Supply Ability & Additional Information

Transportation: Ocean,Land,Air,Express

Payment Type: L/C,T/T,D/P,D/A,Paypal

Incoterm: EXW

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Pc Power Audio Video Cable Extension Wire

Extension Wire PC Power Twist/DMX Cable Combination 3-pin DMX & Locking Power Link Audio & Video Cable

Custom DMX & Locking Power Link Cable

* Type:Combination DMX & Power Link Cable
* Connector 1:1 x powerCON, 1 x 3-pin DMX Male
* Connector 2:1 x powerCON, 1 x 3-pin DMX Female
* Length:6'
* Wire Gauge:22 AWG
* Manufacturer Part Number:AC3PPCON6

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What is the difference between cable assembly and Wire Harness?

While cable assembly and wire harness are similar in terms of their purpose of organizing and connecting wires, there are some differences between the two: Wire Harness: A wire harness is a bundled arrangement of multiple wires or cables that are bound together using various methods such as tape, cable ties, or sleeves. It typically consists of a group of wires with Connectors on one or both ends. Wire harnesses are commonly used in complex electrical systems where multiple wires need to be routed and connected, such as in automotive wiring, industrial machinery, or aerospace applications. Wire harnesses are usually pre-manufactured and can be customized based on specific requirements. Cable Assembly: A cable assembly is a finished product that includes not only the wires but also connectors, terminations, and other components required for a complete and functional connection. A cable assembly is a complete unit that combines multiple wires or cables with connectors, often enclosed within a protective jacket or sheath. Cable Assemblies are typically used for plug-and-play applications, where the entire assembly can be connected or disconnected as a single unit. They are commonly used in various industries, including consumer electronics, telecommunications, and computer systems. In summary, the main difference between a wire harness and a cable assembly is that a wire harness focuses primarily on organizing and routing wires, while a cable assembly includes connectors and additional components to provide a complete and ready-to-use connection.