In one of my projects, I have included circuitry to fuse and switch (emergency shutoff) AC mains.
Power to the module seems straightforward with IEC connectors and power cable.
However, what is the industry standard for wiring inside the enclosure?
My first though was simply get some SVT cable, and remove the individual conductors and using crimp connectors and solder joints (where appropriate), route the different leads where they need to go. (IE, the live to the fuse tower, to the switch, then back to the PCB ). The only thing I see wrong with that, is the individual strand insulation seems fairly soft and fragile.
Is there a type of wire best suited for solder and crimp connections inside and enclosure?
Power to the module seems straightforward with IEC connectors and power cable.
However, what is the industry standard for wiring inside the enclosure?
My first though was simply get some SVT cable, and remove the individual conductors and using crimp connectors and solder joints (where appropriate), route the different leads where they need to go. (IE, the live to the fuse tower, to the switch, then back to the PCB ). The only thing I see wrong with that, is the individual strand insulation seems fairly soft and fragile.
Is there a type of wire best suited for solder and crimp connections inside and enclosure?