600V EPDM Insulated AWG Welding Cable 1/0,2/0,3/0,4/
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600V EPDM Insulated AWG Welding Cable 1/0,2/0,3/0,4/
Specifications
Stranded bare copper
AWG gauge ,600V
EPDM jacket
Heat ,Oil Resistant ,flame Retardant
WELDING CABLE PROFESSIONAL FACTORY- DONGGANG CABLE
600V 2/0AWG RUBBER/EPDM/CPE/NEOPRENE coppper welding cable
Application: For the transmission of high currents from the electric welding machine to the welding tool. Suitable for flexible use under rough conditions, on assembly lines and conveyor systems, in machine tool and motor car manufacturing, ship building, for manually and automatically operated line and spot welding machines.
Standards:
Conductor: strandard bare copper
Separator: Polyester foil or tape
Sheath: EPDM(Heat and Oil Resistant and Flame Retardant)
Core identification: to customer specification
Voltage Rating: 600v/1000v
Structures
Temperature rating: -40 °C to 105 °C
Minimum bending radius: 6 x overall diameter
Size : 2/0AWG
STRANDING: 1330/30
Nominal insulation thickness:0.08inch
Nominal outer diameter: 0.63inch
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- Q: Do I need to put the foam in the studs where the electrical wiring goes through? This is for Fire codes in MN
- The fire code may require it to prevent the spread of a fire or the stoking of a fire from air moving into the stud bay. If it is required by your fire code then do it. Not a lot of work or expense.
- Q: If you are looking at an automotive electrical wiring chart what symbols would be used to represent the wiring of (1) a throttle actuator (2) a step up coil (3) reed switches (4) a seperate ECU cruise control circuit. In other words, what type of wiring would it be classified as, so that I can find it on a wiring chart? Thanks!
- These will all be identified in a repair manualbuy a Haynes manual specific for your vechileavailable at all auto parts stores.about $8.
- Q: i need another outlet in my room and i am thinking of running a heavy duty electrical wire (about 25 ft long) through my window an into my bedroom. my question is. is if it is safe to leave the wire running around the back of my house when it rains? does anyone know whether the outdoor wires you usually use for electrical edgers, blowers, etc. can withstand the rain while it is being used?
- normal electrical extension leads are useable but its not legal by auustralian laws for permanent wiring in a house hold to be flex and the std minimum size is 2.5mm ext leads are nomaly from0.75 to 2.5 ave 1.5mm and would cause you insurance problems if you had a fire if its all one piece with out damage to the outer or inner insulation your ok for rain, sun light will make it go brittel and may well lead to cracking then it will short out or electricute you or someone lese which is not a good thing
- Q: A friend of mine had his kitchen remodeled and the wiring for the cabinets is visible in the back of the cabinets. It is also stapled to the side and the back of the cabinet and runs to the bottom corner to the recessed lights. I told him electrical wiring should not be stapled and not visible. I have never opened a cabinet with exposed wiring. Not only that but the molding is not secured to the external cabinet. The doors on the front also have a 1/4 or so gap when closed. I said the doors need to be flush, almost touching. Not a gap like Dave Lettermans teeth.
- Sounds like shoddy workmanship to me.
- Q: (ii) Electrical wires are made up of copper wires.(iii) Graphite is a non-metal but still used in batteries.(iv) Stainless steel do not rust even if it is contains iron.(v) Sodium Potassium are not kept in open air.plzlplzp plzpl plzplz the correct answer is needed.
- (ii) Electrical wires are made up of copper wires. copper is a good conductor of electricity (iii) Graphite is a non-metal but still used in batteries. graphite is a non metalthat is a good electrical conductor. (iv) Stainless steel do not rust even if it is contains iron. It is alloyed with chromium and nickel to prevent rusting. (v) Sodium Potassium are not kept in open air. They both react the air, particularly moisture and carbon dioxide, also oxygen. When cut, you can see the surface tarnish in air.
- Q: I have a cooktop. wires coming out of it were cut at base of unit and i need to extend them. I already did and am now concerned my work is not safe the wires appear to be stranded 10 guage. I extended them with aluminum connectors that have set screws and then taped the hell ot of them. The wire I connected them to is ten guage. the unit now says it takes a 40 amp cir and to use 8 guage wire is this safe? shoudl I just use a 30 amp breaker instead?
- You do not determine whether or not the connector is appropriate by determining what it is made from etc. The manufacturer of the connector provides information on whether the connector is for copper only (Cu), copper and aluminum (Cu/Al) or just aluminum wire (Al). The manufacturer also determines the number of solid and/or stranded wires and the maximum and minimum wire size that can be safely connected with the connector. The rating of the connector is reviewed by an independent agency such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). The current rating of wire is not determined only by the wire size and whether the wire is stranded or solid. The temperature rating of the insulation, the maximum temperature of the air and the terminals to which the wire is fastened, the number of wires that are bundled together and other factors determine the current rating. Electrical codes list the current ratings for the types of wiring normally used to wire buildings. Manufacturers are responsible for wire inside their products subject to review by UL, CSA etc. I believe that it would be unusual for a cooktop to be furnished with lengths of wire for connection to the power supply for installation. Look to see if there is a cover that can be removed for access to screw terminals where the installation wiring should be attached. If terminals are furnished, remove the wires that have been cut off and replace them with wires of appropriate size, length and type. If you must splice the wires, the applicable electrical code probably requires the splice to be enclosed in an appropriate electrical box. If you are going to do this work yourself, at a minimum, you should go to the library and review the appropriate electrical codes. It would be better to hire a qualified electrician.
- Q: I just got a sugar glider and it likes to climb the various electrical wires around my apartment. What are the odds of it chewing through the wires and killing itself?
- if you want to be safe, paint your wires with tobasco sauce.
- Q: I did something very dumb, took a notebook adapter, 19.5 volts 4.62 amps, and atached the two wires to both sides of my head i held it there for sometime and all of a sudden one end got real hot,and I felt the most emotionally depressing , painful feeling in that area. like a frying sensation.I am worried because my head, that exact spot has been hurting on and off for a couple days now, and i have sometime mild pain in and above the eye, which is a symptom of aneurysm.does anyone in here, with knowledge of physics, know what would passing a current like that do to brain tissue?should I be worried, go to ER or just wait a few more days.?
- Definitely go to the ER, the worse it can be is a brain aneurysm, the best a mild headache. Get yourself checked out, and I recommend in the future don't be as dumb as this! Yes, see the octoroon, they might scan your head and then if necessary, remove the problem. I am familiar with Physics, but unaware of the current which could affect the brain tissue. Probably do some damage at the least. Better to be safe then sorry, hey? Dr Dan (Also when you said you attached two hot wires to your head, was it by your ears?)
- Q: can please any one let me know the meaning of db written on electrical wires
- Db In Electrical Terms
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- The white horizontal line described is called the flyback line, which indicates that there is a fault in the video circuit or the circuit around the tube so that the image signal can not be sent to the cathode of the kinescope, and that there is no way to adjust The image must come to the professional, and the man should be asked to perform the maintenance.
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600V EPDM Insulated AWG Welding Cable 1/0,2/0,3/0,4/
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
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