What is the purpose of automotive wiring harnesses?
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Automotive wiring harnesses serve as the main network of a vehicle's electrical circuits; without them, automotive circuits would not exist. A wiring harness refers to a component formed by crimping contact terminals made from copper material with wires and cables, then molding an insulating layer or adding an external metal casing, and finally bundling them together to create a connected circuit. The wiring harness industry chain includes wires and cables, connectors, processing equipment, wiring harness manufacturing, and downstream application industries. Wiring harnesses have a wide range of applications, including in automobiles, household appliances, computers and communication devices, various electronic instruments, and more. The body wiring harness connects the entire vehicle body, generally taking on an H-shaped form. The wires within automotive wiring harnesses commonly have nominal cross-sectional areas, each with allowable load current values, and are used to connect electrical equipment of different power ratings.