RVV flexible cable is a universal flexible wire that can be seen in many scenarios. It has several thin copper wires inside, and the overall flexibility is particularly good. It is not easy to break no matter how it is bent.
It is most commonly used to power monitoring and building intercom devices at home, which require many bends to follow the installation location. It is difficult to route them through pipes with hard wires, but RVV flexible cables can easily pass through corners and conduits, making construction particularly convenient. Many households often choose this flexible cable for the hidden wiring behind their TV cabinets, which is used to connect TV boxes and routers.
Many automation equipment in factories also use RVV flexible cables for transmitting control signals. When the equipment moves back and forth, the flexible cables can move together without being easily broken. When using it in daily life, be careful not to squeeze many RVV flexible cables tightly into a small cable tray without ventilation, as the heat cannot dissipate and will accelerate the aging of the outer skin.
As long as the corresponding number and thickness of cores are selected correctly, it can perform well in both household weak current scenarios and ordinary industrial signal transmission scenarios.