PVC Control Cable 300/500V, 450/750V
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 800 m
- Supply Capability:
- 150000 m/month
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1. Product Description
As control and signal cable for elevator as well as moving machine parts, its bending radius is smaller compared with round cables due to the closely packed shielded cores or bundles. It can be installed in dry and damp rooms.
2. Product Characteristic
Properties:
The outer sheath is extensively resistant to oil and cooling liquid.
Standards: GB5023.6, IEC60227-6, EN50214
Structure:
Conductor: fine strands of bare copper wire, acc. to VDE0295 class 5
Insulation special PVC
Color: yellow, white, orange with black number with white digital coding
Bearing: steel rope
Outer sheath: flexible PVC, cold resistance, flame resistance
Color: grey(RAL7001)
3. Product Specification
Voltage Rate | 300/500V, 450/750V | |
Cores | 2C~61C | |
Range of Nominal cross section: | 0.75 mm2 ~10 mm2 | |
Application | It is used as power and connecting cables in mechanical engineering for tooling machinery, control unit, production lines, transportation equipment, conveyor and assembly lines as well as in plant construction. | |
Standard | IEC60227, BS6500, VDE0250, GB/T9330 | |
Constructions | Conductor: Class 1/2 annealed bare copper solid or strands or Class 5 fine annealed copper wire Insulation: PVC Sheath: PVC | |
Max. Operating Temperature | 70℃, can be 90℃ and 110℃ as per requirement | |
4. Packaging & Delivery
- Q:Does anyone know what the voltage means on electrical wire sheathing? Some 14AWG wires show 600V and others are 800V.I have a burnt wire that shows 1000V.They are all 14AWG, stranded, copper wire. I just don't know what the voltage rating means. Does the wire support up to that many volts or does the sheath resist heat better the higher the number is?
- The voltage shown is the maximum that the insulation can handle. Different types and thicknesses can handle different voltages before failing. Wires are burnt by current, not voltage.
- Q:I was wondering if exposed copper wire (and regular wiring) could cause dizziness and headaches.Or could insulating maybe cause it to?
- There is a certain emanation from copper. If you are reacting, it would suggest your system is riding along a very thin line.You have a sensitivity aggravated by an outside source. You have a chronic problem with a part of the nervous system which becomes acute when exposed to that outside source. In this particular instance we refer to the otic (auditory) nerve. If you have no other symptoms then would suggest staying clear of the offending material.If you do have other symptoms then would suggest a visit to your local doctor of Chiropractic and find out what is the causative factor. I just had someone come to see me for the same problem, dizzyness. Only without any factor to cause it. There was found a pronounced structural tenseness which causes several other problems also. She left without the dizzies and even stood much straighter Which seemed to allow much greater depth of breathing.Has asthma also but, is the result of restricted expansion of the chest by that muscular tension.
- Q:can we replaced it with the normal plastic insulated wire?
- i don't think it would be cloth, that would catch fire
- Q:I have an unfinished basement with a drywall ceiling. I will be running 12/2 electrical wire about 25 feet across the basement to the breaker box. Can I run the electrical wire on the outside of the drywall and staple it in place? I don't feel like fishing the wire through the ceiling.
- How To Run Electrical Wire
- Q:I moved in a new house and they just cut off the electrical wire to the garage door opener. the old wire is 18 gauge/3 and i put a 16 gauge /3 on it. is it safe. works fine. will it pull more juice since it is 16 gauge or its max juice that runs through it is bigger.
- RE: I am making a chandelier, what gauge wire should I use? I am making a chandelier. It is made up of 19 light bulbs wired in parallel, all of them are 40 watt bulbs. I am plugging this chandelier into a standard 120 volt wall socket. I think I should use 18 gauge wire minimum, and 16 gauge wire to be safe but I'm not sure. What gauge wire
- Q:Do the wires offer some sort of heating for them?
- For a chook , a nest isn't comparable to a three-mattress room ranch -- it is a place to maintain eggs and toddlers secure till they are grown. So nests are basically used while birds are having toddlers. while a grownup chook has toddlers to guard, it is going to return to its nest and sleep in it. yet something of the time they are able to sleep everywhere they like. Many birds sleep perched on branches, far removed from maximum predators. Others sleep status on the shore, or whilst floating interior the water, or maybe whilst flying! How do they take care of that? maximum birds can permit a million/2 their brains sleep whilst the different a million/2 is unsleeping!
- Q:does it mean some1 died there or what?
- Generally it means someone lost a fight and had their shoes taken from them and thrown up on the line as a form of disrespect. It is a way that some outsiders are harassed for being different, i.e., homosexual, different social calues, or just for being nerdy.
- Q:Hello,I'm attaching a 12/2 wire to a new light fixture. The fixture has the white, black, and bare wire. The 12/2 wire also has white, black and bare wire. I've connected them together using wire nuts and then electrical tape.But the instructions say this: Helpful Hint: Attach copper ground wire to grounded outlet box.What does this mean? There was a screw that says ground on the light fixture. Do I need to attach the wire to this screw, PLUS connect the 2 bare wires together? Or can I just connect the bare wires together only?Background info: This house was built in 1998 if that helps. Also, this project is simply replacing the light fixture in a closet that I've moved about 3 feet. Just a standard light, nothing fancy.Thanks!
- The black wire is the hot wire, the white one is neutral, and the bare or (sometimes green) wire is always conneted to the ground point. Connect all the like colored wires together, and connect the bare copper wire to the rest of the bare copper ones.
- Q:I have a 4-bulb light fixture in the bathroom that stopped working today. The other set of lights and fan still work. Things I have tried so far:1. I tried replacing the bulbs and it still does not work.2. I have reset the GFCI switch.3. I have reset the bathroom circuit breaker as well.I opened up the light switch (the panel has two switches for two sets of lights) and can't tell if anything is wrong. I also looked at the light fixture (it's open from above) and noticed that it has two wires going in from the wall, a brown and black wire. I also wanted to test that line if possible. If the line is working, then I guess the light fixture is bad. But how do I test the line?
- The best way to test is with a meter. Lacking that you can take the wires off the switch and short them together to see if the light turns on (this is what the switch does when you turn it on. There is probably a bare ground wire attached to the switch, don't short it to either of the other two wires on the switch. You can buy a meter at hardware stores for very little money to test the lines though and I would suggest that.
- Q:I attatched a photo of a switch that I have no idea which wires go where. If someone would please help me tell me how I would appreciate it.
- you might want to have two switches in the same wall box-- BUT . you only mention that you have three wires to deal with . WALL SWITCHES are designed to break or cut the power to a ceiling light or a fan/light device the switch gets two black wires [[[ those blk wires indicate the switch LEGS as they are called by the electrical tradesmen ]]] the 12/2 romex with the ground goes directly from the electric panel breaker to the overhead light and the black wire is cut and the switch legs are then down inside the wall to the light switch I am not familiar with the connector box thingie you have in the photo so I am not addressing that photo AND it is my opinion that you should buy some books and do some reading to learn more about electrical wiring and the safety .
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PVC Control Cable 300/500V, 450/750V
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 800 m
- Supply Capability:
- 150000 m/month
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