M27500 Wire Specification Breakdown

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The M27500 specification allows for a wide variety of construction choices. Simply build your cable from the tables below, or contact Ryan Electronics for more information.

M27500 PART NUMBER EXAMPLE: M27500-20TG5T18

TABLE 1: BASIC WIRE SPECIFICATION

TABLE 1A: SHIELD STYLE & MATERIAL

TABLE 1B: JACKET MATERIAL

Allowable Shield and Jacket Materials for Each Basic Wire Type

*T = Tin, S = Silver, N = Nickel, F = Stainless Steel, C = Heavey Coated Nickel

TABLE 3: SHIELD COVERAGE & COLOR CODING

TABLE 3A: COLOR CODING

• For "preferred method" color coding, colors are stripes on white insulation (wire #1 has no stripe). Wires 11 - 15 have double stripes as indicated.
• For "optional method A" color coding, colors are solid insulation color. Wires 11 - 15 have a stripe in lighter shade of base color.

TABLE 3B: COLOR CODING

• For "prferred method" color coding, colors are stripes on white insulation (wire #5 has no stripe), for wires 1 - 10. For wires 11 - 15, color pairs indicate insulation of the first color, with a stripe of second color.

• For "optional method A" color coding, colors are solid insulation color, for wires 1 - 10. For wires 11 -15, color pairs indicate insulation of the first color, with a stripe of the second color.

• For either method the color of the wire in a one conductor cable is white.

TABLE 3C: COLOR CODING

• For "optional method B" color coding, wire insulation color is based on AWG size, with color bands per Table 4D to indicate wire number (circuit ID).
• For "optional method C" color coding, wire insulation color is based on AWG size, with numbers printed on each wire to indicate wire number (circuit ID).

Table 3D: COLOR CODING

• For "optional method B" color coding, band groups are printed on wires to indicate wire number (circuit ID).