Class 200/220 Hot sale Polyester-imide/Polyamide-imide enameled aluminum wire
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
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- Supply Capability:
- 500t kg/month
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Product standard: IEC60317-25,MW35-A,MW36-A
Product features: good heat resistancequality, thermal shock resistance, chemical resistance, solvent resistance andscratch resistance.
Product application: electric motors usedin compressor, microwave, high tension transformer, heat-resistant electric motor, hermetic electric motor and electric usedin washing machine
- Q: Home switches and sockets can not tell the red and yellow three lines so how to get it ah
- Recommend you look at this: wire gauge wire diameter table
- Q: I purchased a lamp at Home Depot without thinking it through all the way. I want to hang it above my sink but there is no electrical wiring in the wall there to hook it up. Is there a way to convert it from one that is electrically wired into the wall to having a long wire and plug it into an electrical outlet?
- Yes. If you don't know the answer to your question, I sure won't tell you how. Find an electrician or someone that understands it. It's fairly simple for one of those. The wires can be confusing as hell. Tell the person whether you want the outlet always hot, or only when you turn on the switch. Always hot permits usage of the outlet without turning on the light.
- Q: First off, I apologize for my ignorance; I'm new at this. Does electrical wire (12 gauge for example), come as a single wire? For example, if I'm installing a 20A outlet 40 feet away from the breaker, do I need 40 or 80 feet of 12 gauge wire?It is my understanding that each outlet needs a (+) and (-) wire, as well as a grounding wire. Is this correct?Thanks for your help!
- If there's netural already in the box ,then you just need a single hot wire 40 feet tall to the out let ,but if there's no neutral and ground ,then you need to install a neutral and ground from closer junction box or electrical box to order of having function electrical box . This is not necessarily for neutral to be directly from the main electrical box ,but power source must be directly from the breaker to the electrical box and for 20 Amp with that distance you should use the wire gauge #10 . If wiring is in the conduit pipe ,then you will see two wires white and black ,which you jusy will replace the black wire and if there be short between the hot and neutral ,then you must replace both wires as long as they are .
- Q: I understand that buisnesses like vonage, and Comcast do not repair telephone wiring(the actual physical wiring outside) is this correct?There was an accident on our property severing the phones lines. The reason I ask, is because the electrician said, if THEY say I have to fix it. Who is they?
- Question: Is electrician the one who repairs the telephone wiring? Answer: HELL NO!! Sparky may be good for electrical wiring, but they do not know telephone wiring and *cause* problems for telephone repairmen when they try. Not to mention you are asking about inside wire. Judge I rot in Hell Green gave your inside wiring to for you and you can play with your own inside wire, or get a Sparky to screw it up, or call an ex-telco technician to run and/or repair ir, or get it done correctly by the Telephone Company technician's. But you said OUTSIDE wire. Outside wire, the big cables along the utility poles, span and/or pole terminals, the drop wire from the pole to your house, *and* the protector, now called a Network Interface Device (NID) is actually and legally belongs to the Telephone Company -- ATT, Verizon, whatever owns where you live. It is *illegal* for you or vonage or Comcast or a electrician to work on our wiring. Not to mention they don't have the wire, terminals, tools or especially the knowledge to repair drops and outside wire. Call your local telephone company and tell them that *their* wire is on the ground and to get it fixed. If the person from the phone from India cannot understand what you are talking, stop a real telephone technician (you know cause their van/truck says ATT or whatever) and tell them.
- Q: How to determine whether the square of the cable is standard
- 1: material a S-terminal line; a AV line (the two lines to sell more) 2: first two lines cut, each take half, peeled 3: the S-terminal that head against their own, Round the middle of the plastic feet up .4: the amount of the interface inside the four iron feet corresponding to the four lines .5: the shield line and the four iron feet above the two received AV shielded line (Ground). Note that the above two side by side .6: the other two lines (the four iron feet below the two lines) to the AV core line .7: re-adhesive tape can be The line of my own through the test, you can use the normal. You do not have the image to determine the line in the case of the need to set up the graphics card, and in the image and the image is not clear or interference, you can first To find the line of the problem, and then slowly explore their own, depending on the actual situation to see specific.
- Q: I am moving a sub panel from one position to another but the feed wires #2 are not long enough to reach new panel so i want to know if I can make a j box and splice them and what would i use as wire nuts are to small.
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- Q: I bought a house with a few newer built rooms and I know the wiring is new but for the rest of the house which was built in the 40's it has old braided looking type of wiring. Instead of hiring an electrician to come in and completely rewire all the old stuff, I would like to run all the wiring myself to save some money and then have an electrician come in and put a new box in and hook it all up.
- I recently wired my basement, for basic plugs and switches 14/2 or 12/2 wire will do, that's what I used and no fires or electrical explosions yet. However, for a better answer and what to use on larger plugs you could ask someone at a local hardware or electrical supplies store where you'll need to go to buy the wires anyways. If you've never wired anything before i suggest you leave the actual hooking up part to an electrician, specially to the breaker panel/fuse box, if you are gonna RUN the wires but let an electrician hook them up make sure you leave enough extra at the ends for them to work with. Also, depending, if there were an electrical fire, and it came down to you wired your house yourself, your insurance may not cover you, at all.
- Q: I can't seem to find this answer anywhere on the net, but does anybody know what gauge electrical wiring is code in home construction in Minnesota? I heard 12 gauge, but I believe my home built in 2003 was done so with 14 gauge. When doing some electrical work in my home in 2004 with my father-in-law, our local Menards also said 14 gauge was code at the time, at least that's what we heard. I just had another contractor over to help finish our basement off, and said code was 12 gauge.
- The gauge of wire is dependent on 1. the current 2. the length (voltage drop) That is, you need to account for voltage drop. The gauge for a 20 amp circuit that is only 5 ft in length would be different than for a 20 amp circuit that runs 300 ft.
- 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: i bought a duct fan that says to connect the wires (black, white, green) into the wires in the walls. can i wire the fan to an extension cord and then plug that into the wall instead of connecting to wires in the wall?
- NO all wire junctions must by code be made in a junction box, and it MUST be accessible. Find the nearest junction box, if the circuit isn't going to be overloaded, tie into that with 12/2 romex, run that to your fan and hook them up to the fan inside the junction box on the fan. Do it right and safe.
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Class 200/220 Hot sale Polyester-imide/Polyamide-imide enameled aluminum wire
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- -
- Supply Capability:
- 500t kg/month
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