Class 155/180 Hot sale Polyamide composite polyester or polyimide enameled copper wire

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
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
composition	Copper, polyester imide resin

Q: 75 flat cable, copper and aluminum, each can withstand much current: You can use the yellow wax tube, a single proposal as little as possible, generally in the concrete can not slotted the use of yellow wax tube Advantages: shallow slot location, convenient concrete wall construction Disadvantages: late maintenance of the yellow tube can not drag the line Moving, not easy to repair

Q: A) Faulted electrical wiring can lead toB) Faulty electrical wiring can lead to: B is correct. 100% sure.

Q: I saw a show about how it can affect the way you feel temperature, and light touches. There were a few cases in which the electrical wiring needed to be fixed, and that ultimately resolved the situation of the supposed paranormal. Anybody experienced this?: Yes, the garage in my building is very weird. There's a laundry room and I go in there to wash clothes and I always feel like I'm being watched. It's not a paranormal feeling though. I don't sense any spirits down there or anything like that. The garage is pretty empty as far as feeling goes, it's mainly a space for storage, cars and trash bins. I noticed that right behind me in the ceiling are a lot of electric lines and a square box almost directly aligning with me when I am putting clothes in the wash, at which point my back is turned. When I am putting clothes in the dryer, I am out of view of that box and I don't feel watched then. It took me a while to figure it out because although I've heard of EMF's having this effect on people, I'd never experienced it for myself. For a while there I just thought it was really odd and thought that maybe I was just afraid of other tenants sneaking up on me. The feeling persists but I ignore it now. Once I determined for myself that it wasn't paranormal, I was less bothered by it.

Q: I have a light switch that controls an outlet. Plugged into the outlet is a light for the room. I'm going to to install a wall light that will only work off the switch. So how do I make the switch only work the light and have the outlet work all the time? How can I wire this correctly?: source.

Q: i mean i know its SUPER dangerous but if you are trying to make a circuit and insert a wire into a socket, and if you don't touch it, could it still work?? im not saying im going to do this in real life, but i have to make a picture of a rube goldberg machine and would it work, if you didnt touch the wire?: I kill you, if you do, said the hot wire. Yes, you could. Yes you could die. No, don't do it.

Q: 3000W electric water heater with more thick power cord: Positive route management The so-called positive management line is in the patch panel termination line ahead of the line, this way is to proceed gradually, first from the engine room into the mouth, and then the cable section by section, a section A sort of finishing until the patch panel of the module so far

Q: Found a wire in my attic right by the hatch with about 2 of it burnt. I didn't see any bare wire exposed, but pretty close. It's not at a connection. There is a little bit of insulation singed around it.Maybe I nicked it when I climbed up there a few months ago? Maybe a squirrel or something was gnawing on it? I didn't see or smell anything dead.Or could it be it's just wired wrong?I'm pretty worried because it's connected to my smoke detectors that were wired last fall. I have 6 of them and they are all connected to their own separate breaker. So if it starts a fire and shorts them out I would never know.: Call a qualified professional electrician to inspect your wiring make any needed repairs. You need to do this for your peace of mind. More than likely the burn is caused by an overload which is very dangerous and can cause a fatal house fire. Call an electrician now.

Q: What is the meaning of BVR on the cable?: 11 Direct through the main edge, ladder and cover plate composition, according to the company's production process, state edge, ladder are used cold forming technology

Q: I am hooking up a 30 amp rv outlet to connect my trailer to for electric service. I have to use a 10/3 with ground wire. I have black, red, white and bare. I use the white for common, the blacke for hot. The question I have is, of the red and bare wire which one goes to the ground connection on the outlet and which one goes to ground in the outlet box and service panel. I have no problem getting it to be safe, I just do not know which one is used for ground at the plug when there are four wires and one is red, not green. Thanks: The 10/3 you have is colour coded for 220VAC service. Also red, black, white wires tend to be used for 110VAC 3-way switching circuits, this kind of as lighting. For 220VAC, generally the crimson is hot, the black is hot, the white is neutral and the bare is ground. For switching circuits, the black is hot, the crimson is switched hot, the white is neutral, the bare is ground. If you tend to be wanting 110VAC, I woud get 10/3 wire that is colour coded for 110VAC, black, white, eco-friendly and bare. This will eliminate each errors. You are able to use each colors you want as lengthy as you know what they tend to be and exactly where they go electrically. Use the black for hot, the white for neutral, the bare for floor and cap-off the red. If your outlet is 3 pronged and has a floor screw, you are able to use the crimson for the floor prong (red substituting the for the eco-friendly wire) , and the bare for the floor screw. If there is no floor screw, eliminate the bare wire. If you modify the colors, becareful simply because it will not be to each code.

Q: can we replaced it with the normal plastic insulated wire?: Not a good idea. The cloth insulation nomex or kevlar and is for heat resistance. Without that you are likely to melt the wires at the point where they go into the appliance.

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