Class 155/180 Hot sale Polyamide composite polyester or polyimide enameled copper wire
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Product model: 1PEWNF,2PEWNF,1EIWN,2EIWN,1PEWNH,2PEWNH,QZY-1 2 3/155,QZY-1 2 3/180
Product standard: IEC60317-22(1990),GB6109.10,MW76-C
Product feature: solvent resistance,scratch resistance, thermal shock resistance, soft breakdown performance
Product application: coils for illuminationand telecommunication, sealing submersible motor, small motors, white goods
Name | Polyamide composite polyester copper round wire155
| Polyamide composite polyester imide enameled copper round wire
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Type | 1PEWNF, 2PEWNF | 1EIWN,2EIWN,1PEWNH,2PEWNH |
Thermal class | 155 | 180 |
Standard | MW24-C | MW76-C,GB/T6109.10,IEC60317-22 |
Specification | ф 0.12.mm-ф 3.500mm
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composition | Copper, polyester imide resin | |
- Q: can i just connect a regular electrical wire on there ?
- Buy a new plug. Wire it to the cord with the correct polarity. Spicing a cord is a violation of the electric code. I don't care what kind of tape the make believe electrician tells you to use.
- Q: Can anyone help me out! Does it have any ruled for electrical wiring? i know like the Neutral Wirer always goes to the light. The Live wirer should go to a switch. Does it have any more tips for me?
- Precisely what do you need to know? Is it a three way switch? A single pole switch? At home or at work? Different methods can be used in commercial buildings than residential work.
- Q: i want to run some electrical wire through a wall, how do i do that with out breakng the sheetrock, there is already conduit running in that section.
- if you want to run it through the conduit you have to get a snake to fish the wire through the conduit.
- Q: I have a halogen heater and one of the bulbs in it started flickering so I opened it up disconnected that bulb and found the casing around one of the wires connecting to it was burned off. So I have this exposed wire which is not connected to anything and was thinking about just covering it with duct tape and using the heater again. Now im not stupid and everything about this to me sounds like a bad idea but would like to get a second opinion on exactly how dangerous it would be, it would only be temporary until I got a new heater.
- Stop and think about it for a minute dude. Do you really think the heater was manufactured with a burnt wire not connected to anything. The wire got hot and over time burnt off. Either find out where it connects and splice in a new wire or throw the heater away before it burns down your home and maybe you with it! DUCT tape totally sucks for something like this, it will just make the problem worse if anything!
- Q: I have an old house (built in 1962) and after testing all of my outlets, have confirmed that none of them are grounded. The house is made of brick, so it would be extremely expensive to run new circuits through the house. I really only need 1 or 2 outlets to be grounded so that I can protect my expensive equipment from damage. So what I wanted to know is if I could buy a spool of 10 gauge solid copper core insulated grounding wire, drill a hole through the brick behind the outlet, connect to the outlet and run the other end of the wire around the outside of the house to the main box. Would that be safe? Would it hold up to power spikes?
- Yes you can do that but you don't have to go to the box if you have metal cold water pipe. If the pipe is plastic then yes but you cpuld drive a metal stake into the ground 6 feet and ground to it. you can get grounding stakes at a hardware store or electrical supply so find out which is cheaper wire or stake. on the wire it doesn't have to be solid just #10 and daisy chain it. go from the farthest box outside to the scond box then to the Elecrtical supply. I assume you have a slab floor if not go to the basement and across to the box or attic to the box. An alternate solution is to just change the sockets and don't ground them. it is not really necessary most equipment has planned for an ingrounded socket. you change the socket so it will plug in without cutting off the ground pin. For GFI it is necessary to ground it(kitchen and bathroom). different states have different codes.
- Q: I am installing a new exhaust fan in my bathroom and along the joist I will be attaching it to, there is a black electrical wire that runs right along it. There is a bit of play in it, and I guess I can tack it upwards to move it out of the way, but was wondering what would be the best way to take care of this. I think the original installation had the fan either pinned up against the wire or had the wire sitting on top of the fan unit. The new fan unit is bigger, so I don't think it can sit on top of the box. Note: this wire is not the same wire that is providing electricity to the fan.
- Wire staples work great for that. Just hammer it into the side of the joist.
- Q: i figured because you need to use bigger thicker wire for low voltage , and thinner wire for high voltage. Therefore , you can save wire by using high voltage. I just need someone to confirm this.
- Lives are saved by using proper insulation, safety devices and by sticking to electrical safety codes. Higher voltage is deadlier. 120V can be easily survived and unless you drop the hairdryer into the bathtub the overall mortality is low. 240V (as used in Europe) are a lot more dangerous but most small accidents are still not deadly. But few people survive 380V accidents. Touching even a small piece of conductor will lead to lethal current through the heart at that voltage. So you are completely wrong.
- Q: Wire and cable countries do not have a few meters?
- Now called the acceptance, called the installation of quality supervision and inspection, you find the corresponding equipment supervision and inspection procedures ah, according to his said that the preparation of the material according to the
- Q: I want install 4 outlets 120/20A next each other in separate circuit breakers.The distance between panel and outlets around 150 feet. and run conduit 3/4. To save cost. How many or a minimum #12 wires can I use. I have 4 hot wires dedicated for each circuit breakers. And for neutral wires can i use 1or 2 white to all outlets and one green for all 4 outlets or I have to use sepreate neutral/w to each outlet from the panel.
- if you use twin pole circuits (230 split outlets) then you can share a neutral wire in the circuit 4 outlets 6 wires. (use 2 red 2 black 2 white) If you use two circuits of the same leg from the panel then you cannot share a neutral. Check the codes in your country, Some places have code requiring a separate neutral for each outlet in case a later modification is done stupidly.
- Q: What is the difference between a radiation wire and a wire without radiation?
- Copper and aluminum single-core wire 50 into the point of the cable 10 or less As for the accessories that should be just as large as the cable will not enter the high cost as long as the good manufacturers like, who want goods, immediately called the manufacturers made. The first two days to go, choose to do business you see who has so much cable at home, ah, are manufacturers direct delivery
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Class 155/180 Hot sale Polyamide composite polyester or polyimide enameled copper wire
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 500 kg/month
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