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Custom Power Cable Assemblies

 

Y.C. Cable manufactures custom power cable assemblies for OEM equipment, industrial machinery, electronic systems, automation equipment, and other customer-defined applications.

 

Power cable assemblies are manufactured according to approved drawings, BOMs, conductor specifications, connectors, terminals, cable dimensions, electrical requirements, and testing criteria.

 

Because power requirements vary significantly by application, voltage, current, conductor size, insulation, termination, and protection should be defined for each project.

 

Power Cable Assemblies Power Electrical Cable Assemblies 客製化電源線組件 電源線加工

 

Power Cable Assembly Configurations

Projects may include:

• Equipment power cables
• Internal power connections
• Power distribution cables
• Board-to-wire power connections
• Connector-to-connector assemblies
• Terminal-ended power cables
• Multi-conductor power assemblies
• Battery-related connections
• Power and control combinations
• Custom OEM power interconnects

For battery-specific applications, visit Custom Battery Cables.

 

Electrical Requirements

Important project information may include:

• Operating voltage
• Current requirement
• Conductor size
• Number of conductors
• Insulation requirements
• Connector rating requirements
• Terminal requirements
• Grounding
• Shielding when required
• Electrical test criteria

Conductor size and materials should be selected according to the approved electrical design rather than a general rule applied to every project.

 

Connectors & Terminations

Power cable assemblies may use customer-approved:

• Power connectors
• Board-to-wire connectors
• Circular connectors
• Ring terminals
• Lug terminals
• Crimp terminals
• Battery terminals
• Custom connector systems

Exact part numbers should be provided whenever the connector or termination is already defined.

 

Mechanical & Environmental Requirements

Power cables may also need to accommodate:

• Routing space
• Bend radius
• Connector orientation
• Strain relief
• Vibration
• Abrasion
• Temperature
• Moisture
• Oil or chemical exposure
• Installation access
• Cable retention

The applicable protection should be defined around the actual equipment environment.

 

Protection & Overmolding

Depending on customer requirements, power cable assemblies may include:

• Heat-shrink
• Protective sleeving
• Conduit
• Cable jackets
• Boots
• Strain relief
• Overmolding
• Labels and identification

For molded connector transitions, visit Overmolded Cable Assemblies.

 

Power Cable Applications

Custom power cable assemblies may support:

• Industrial equipment
• Automation systems
• Electronic equipment
• AI and data center equipment
• Power distribution equipment
• Machinery
• Controls
• Transportation equipment
• Other OEM products

For AI servers, rack equipment, power distribution, and related infrastructure, visit AI Data Center & GPU Server Cable Assembly Solutions.

 

Manufacturing & Testing

Depending on the approved design, manufacturing may include:

• Cable cutting
• Stripping
• Crimping
• Terminal installation
• Soldering when specified
• Connector assembly
• Heat-shrink
• Protective sleeving
• Overmolding
• Labeling
• Continuity testing
• Insulation resistance or Hi-Pot testing when specified
• Dimensional inspection
• Visual inspection

Testing should follow the project-specific requirements rather than be assumed identical for every assembly.

Learn more about our Cable Assembly Manufacturing Capabilities.

 

What We Need to Quote

Please provide:

• Drawing
• BOM
• Voltage and current requirements
• Conductor specification
• Connector and terminal part numbers
• Cable length
• Mechanical requirements
• Environmental requirements
• Quantity
• Annual volume
• Inspection requirements
• Electrical testing requirements
• Current revision
• Target delivery date

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Y.C. Cable manufacture power cables to our electrical specifications?

Yes. Projects can be manufactured according to customer-defined voltage, current, conductor, connector, terminal, dimensional, and testing requirements.

 

How is wire gauge selected for a power cable assembly?

Wire gauge should be determined from the electrical, thermal, mechanical, regulatory, and application requirements of the product design.

 

Can power cable assemblies include overmolding?

Yes, when overmolding is part of the approved connector and cable design.

 

Do you manufacture battery cables?

Yes. Battery-related projects can also be reviewed through our Custom Battery Cables product page.

 

Request a Power Cable Assembly Quote

Send us your electrical requirements, drawing, BOM, connector information, conductor specification, quantities, and testing requirements.

 

Request a Power Cable Quote

 

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