Can a 2×2×1.0 cable be used for three-wire heating resistors?
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The cable length of 1×3×1.0 required for the three-wire heating resistor is insufficient; can a 2×2×1.0 cable be used as a substitute?
It should be possible, unless there are any special circumstances
Sure, understanding the measurement principle of thermal resistors will make it clear
Absolutely! That’s exactly what we do!
There’s no problem at all; it just requires a bit more investment and a bit more effort.
That’s completely fine; it has no impact at all
It should be possible. The experts upstairs said that caution is needed; it’s best to use shielded cables
Give it a try and you’ll see; it’s better to prioritize stability over cost savings, and a three-wire system is more suitable