Class 130 nylon/polyester enameled round copper wire

Class 130 nylon/polyester enameled round copper wire

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Place of Origin: Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
Type: InsulatedModel Number: PEW
Application: Used in such cases where fast winding is needed
Conductor Material: Copper
Conductor Type: ROUND
Insulation Material: Enameled
PEW/N/130: Class 130 nylon/polyester enameled round copper wire

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Standard exported cartons with pallets or wooden case or as per clients's request
Delivery Detail:	2-3 weeks

Specifications

Size Range: 0.05mm-3.35mm
Class 130'C to Class 200'C
Certificates: ISO 9001-2000,TS16949,UL,RoHS and so on
60000 tons/year

Product Description

The nylon overcoated wires demonstrate the same properties as the above wires without polyamide coating. What's more, because of the nylon coating, these wires' mechanic properties are improved greatly.

Used in such cases where fast winding is needed.

Packaging & Shipping

Standard exported cartons with pallets or wooden case or as per clients's request

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Q: I recently purchased a wiring harness so i could hook up my aftermarket stereo to my 2001 chevy blazer. The Harness i have has every color of wire except for Blue/White which is the wire that i am suppose to hook up my remote wire too from my amplifier. So i dont know where to hook the remote wire too, do i need to get another harness or.?And another question on the harness i have for my pioneer DEH-P4600MP it has all colors for the harness for my blazer except for Orange/White wire. This wire is dimmer so would i just not even worry about hooking that wire up to anything?: Since a stock receiver does not have a remote lead, some aftermarket wiring harnesses will not include it. The head unit however, will have a lead usually marked as such and sometimes terminated with a female bullet connector. Just connect that lead to the remote wire going to your amp remote terminal. If the Blazer wiring harness includes a dimmer lead, connect the orange/white to it. If not, just leave it disconnected and protect the end so that it does not short against other wires or ground. With it disconnected, the receiver lighting will not dim when you turn on the lights.

Q: I think its a wiring harness but I dont know to do.: you have to go to any car audio installer in your are and give them the yr make and model of your car and they will set you up with the right plug in that fits your car.this comes with a wiring diagram follow it.this Adapter plug gets wired to your new stereos wiring harness and plugs into were you unplugged your factory stereo from.its called plug and play,all work done on bench then you plug the harness into your new head unit then into the places were you removed the stock stereo from.wall mart may have this part but you have an import so they may not.either way its a 12 dollar part.make sure you cap or tape up all exposed wiring.good luck with your system.

Q: Be great if I could find a manual for wiring as well.: try checking every wire that goes to and from the headligt switch or your dimmer switch

Q: I was just getting ready to install my new stereo and found that I needed a wiring harness. I've installed stereos before but never one that required a harness. Anyway, I found that in some cases, there are some wires on the harness without a match on the stereo end. (ie. The orange/white wire is on the harness but not on the other end of the connection) My question is, does this matter? Can I just leave those un-wired?: leave them un wired or check the instructions to see what there for

Q: I have a 01 Nissan frontier xe. I need to know where I can find a wiring harness for the Sony cd player I have that will fit my truck. I bought one but it didn't work. The Sony is a couple years old but is like new. So I figured I'd use it and save a little money. I connected all the wires by the color code pluged it in and nothing happened. When I was done wiring everything. I had three wires left over, orange(illumination)dark blue(antenna)black/white(lightning ground) do I need those if my stereo didn't have them. And what could have been the problem. All my fuses are good. I pluged my stock stereo back in when it didn't work and it fired right up. Anything will help: antenna no radio might stil play disk first you sure you got a hot wire an d a ground wire right dont really need any thing but to tie the wires in right palce to make on e work red hot power black ground rest are speakers wire which also goes to ground wire black ho w sure are you its a good radio

Q: I have a 2006 subaru impreza. About a year ago, the headlight burnt out. I went to replace it and realized that it wasn't the headlight. It was the wiring harness/socket that had burnt up. So, I replaced it with a new harness. I used good waterproof connectors and all was well. This weekend, the light burnt out again. Once again, the bulb was fine. The harness was burnt up. Why is it doing this? Is there an easy way to fix it? I'm getting worried because I'm running our of slack wire to keep doing this.: Headlight Wiring Harness

Q: I bought a wiring harness and im trying to connect it too my aftermarket stereo wire and my aftermarket stereo wire does not have an orange/white one like the other harness does. I looked and this orange/white wire is the dimmer wire. I was just wondering what that wire did and do i need it hooked up?: if your new stereo does not have a dimmer wire you do not hook that wire to anything.

Q: I have 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. The stereo that is in the Jeep is the factory 6 disk MP3 player. I want to replace the radio and put in a nice radio with the ability to play my iPod music through it. I plan on buying the radio on OKorder most likely. My question is is the wiring harness that is already installed in the Jeep that goes to the factory radio will probably not fit the new radio Do I have to buy some sort of adapter or something of the sorts to make this work?: sure get a battery charger to your vehicle in case you have on obtainable take the yellow an purple twine an splice them at the same time an connect with valuable charger clamp an take the black twine from radio an connect with unfavorable clamp an turn radio on an see if it comes on. as a procedures because of the fact the speaker channels in case you have a speaker someplace which im particular you do, on an identical time as the radio is related to battery charger in simple terms connect the speaker to each and each radio channel an see if it performs. thats what i do, least complicated way i will think of of without taking it to a installation place an haveing them try it .

Q: i have the wire harness but dont know how to or where to hook it up at: I don't know right now. Hey, Don't ya hate it when someone takes advantage of your question just to get the points to add up so that they can then start rating other answers? Heheh :-D

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