Understand the best practices of wire harness
Wire harnesses are bundles of wires that are bundled together to form a single unit. The complexity of wire harnesses varies from a few to hundreds of individual wires, multi-conductor cables, and welded wires, all forming a complex wire harness used to transmit power and data. As they are typically tailored to specific applications, wire harness designs are highly customizable. It may be necessary to conceal them behind walls, to fit them inside electrical boxes, or to conform to other space constraints. During the design process, precise measurements of the environment, power demand, and lengths are needed to prevent costly mistakes and ensure the proper safety and functionality of the final product. In order for a harness to function properly in its physical environment, it should follow a number of best practices: Identify potential problems that may arise from the physical environment, such as electrical interference, heat, moisture, and radiation. Harnesses need to resist