Precautions for the use and storage of J1939 to J1708 cables

Precautions for the use and storage of J1939 to J1708 cables

Correct installation: When installing cables, relevant installation specifications and requirements should be followed. To avoid excessive bending, stretching or squeezing of cables, the bending radius should meet the technical requirements of the cable, generally not less than several times the outer diameter of the cable. At the same time, cables should be kept at a safe distance from strong electrical lines, electromagnetic interference sources, etc. to prevent electromagnetic interference. When connecting cables, it is important to ensure that the connectors are securely installed and in good contact to avoid loose or loose connections.

Reasonable use: During use, the cable should be used according to its rated parameters, and should not exceed its maximum working voltage, current, and temperature range. At the same time, frequent plugging and unplugging of cable connectors should be avoided to prevent wear and poor contact of the connectors.

Regular inspection: Regularly inspect the cables to check for aging, damage, discoloration, and other issues with the outer skin of the cables, as well as any loose or oxidized connectors. If any problems are found, the cables should be replaced or repaired in a timely manner to ensure the stability and reliability of signal transmission.

Proper storage: If cables need to be stored for a long time, they should be stored in a dry, ventilated, and temperature appropriate environment, avoiding direct sunlight and humid conditions. At the same time, to prevent mechanical damage and chemical corrosion to the cables, they can be neatly coiled and placed on shelves to avoid contact with sharp objects or corrosive substances.