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NGK RESISTOR IGNITION CABLES ENSURE EFFICIENCY AND QUALITY The best protection against the interference of radio frequencies are resistor ignition cables made by NGK Brazil. The combination of resistor plugs and cables prevent electromagnetic interference in both equipment on the vehicle and in external electrical items. NGK began producing resistor ignition cables in 1983 and today it is the leader in the original equipment market and the replacement part market. The company participates in all new projects for domestic vehicles, including those for natural gas powered buses from Mercedes-Benz. Sources of radio frequency interference are spark plugs, coils, distributors, electric motors, and alternators. These accessories produce peaks in amperage and electromagnetic fields which effect unwanted discharges. They can affect important electronic components such as injection, ABS brakes, audio equipment, and taxi communication devices, and others. There are two categories of resistor cables. ST contains suppressive connectors at the ends (plug and coil), encased in hypalon or PVC. SC is suppressed throughout the wire and made of silicone or hypalon. NGK supplies both categories for all domestic models of Fiat and GM (SC type), Ford and Volkswagen (ST), and makes replacement parts for the imported Daewoo Espero. The main qualities of NGK resistor cables are:
• Great efficiency on electric noise |
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