FOP-24L9

The description "24LC pigtails sm cassette, 24 iec colours, stripped" refers to a cable assembly with specific characteristics, likely used for electrical connections. Here's a breakdown of its components:

• 24LC Pigtails:

  • Pigtail: This refers to a short cable with a connector on one end and exposed wires on the other, designed for splicing or connecting to other components.
  • 24LC: This likely indicates the number of pigtails (24) and the cable gauge (LC). LC is a standard wire gauge typically used for smaller diameter wires.

• SM Cassette:

  • SM: This most likely stands for "Surface Mount," referring to the type of connector used on the pigtail ends. Surface mount connectors are designed for soldering directly onto electronic boards.
  • Cassette: This term might denote a holder or organizer for the pigtails, keeping them grouped and protected.

• 24 IEC Colours:

  • 24 Colours: This confirms there are 24 individual wires, each with a distinct color-coding scheme.
  • IEC Colours: This likely refers to the IEC 60308 standard for color coding electrical wires. This standard defines specific colors for different conductor functions (e.g., brown for live wires, blue for neutral wires, green/yellow for ground wires). Having 24 colors suggests a cable assembly with a variety of conductor functions.

• Stripped:

  • This indicates that the insulation on the ends of the wires has been removed for a short distance, exposing the bare metal conductors. This is necessary for making electrical connections through techniques like soldering or crimping.