BuildYourCNC - 2 Conductor 22 AWG SHIELDED Cable

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22/2 Shielded Stranded Cable with insulation removed

2 Conductor 22 AWG SHIELDED Cable

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22/2 SHIELDED stranded Cable per Foot

$0.29

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Introduction:

Use this SHIELDED 2 conductor 22 AWG stranded cable for signal level connection. This cable will be protected from interference

Description:

This is a cable that you can use to connect signal terminal from one device to another. I typically use this cable to connect the CNC controller input signals to the limit switches.. This is also a great cable to connect the CNC controller to a VFD to control the forward or reverse spindle on and off function. There is a bare wire that is connected to the shield which is used to connect to the signal ground to remove the interference.

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