• Cu/PVC   Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated Eletric Wire 450/750V BV 1.0 1.5 2.5   4.0 System 1
  • Cu/PVC   Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated Eletric Wire 450/750V BV 1.0 1.5 2.5   4.0 System 2
  • Cu/PVC   Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated Eletric Wire 450/750V BV 1.0 1.5 2.5   4.0 System 3
Cu/PVC   Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated Eletric Wire 450/750V BV 1.0 1.5 2.5   4.0

Cu/PVC Copper Conductor PVC Insulated Eletric Wire 450/750V BV 1.0 1.5 2.5 4.0

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BV Cu/PVC    IEC60227

Product information

Conductor

Plain  annealedcopper, Class 1 solid

Insulation

Polyvinyl chloride(PVC)

Compound type C

Insulation color:

Green, yellow/green, red, yellow, blue,

Temperature rating

Maximum 70ºC

Rated voltage

450/750 V

Application

Suitable for power installations, household appliances,instrumentation and communication devices

TypeNo. of CoresCorss Area ( mm2)NO.of wire   & diameterInsulation thickness mmOuter diameter mmWeight kg/km
BV
    Cu/PVC -Solid
111/1.130.7
15.73
11.51/1.380.7
22.12
12.51/1.780.8
32.75
141/2.250.8
48.73
161/2.760.8
69.15
BVR
    Cu/PVC-Strand
117/0.430.7
16.9
11.57/0.520.7
22.71
12.519/0.410.8
34.21
1419/0.520.8
49
1619/0.630.8
70.9
RVV
    Cu/PVC/PVC -Flexible
2132/0.20.7
52.3
21.548/0.20.7
70.45
22.578/0.20.8
103.75
24127/0.20.8
147.2
3132/0.20.7
96.45
31.548/0.20.7
133.73
32.578/0.20.8
180.63
RVS
    Cu/PVC/ -Flexible
20.7537/0.160.7
29.73
2132/0.20.7
36.8
21.548/0.20.7
47.45
22.578/0.20.8
70.25

Cu/PVC   Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated Eletric Wire 450/750V BV 1.0 1.5 2.5   4.0


Q: How much would it cost to get the electrical system/wires checked and replaced where needed on a 1987 jeep wrangler. Like new battery cables and such. Primarily in the engine bay since that's where all the dirt and corrosion happens
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Hey Pilot, it's really pretty simple. If all you want to do is dump the power your panels are producing into your homes electrical system, you need an, intertie inverter. These devices simply take the DC power from your solar array and convert it to AC, which is synchronized with the grids frequency, and pour it into your AC system. Any power your home is using first comes from the inverter. If it is using more than is available, the extra is made up from the utility. If your array is producing more than the home is using, the extra feeds back out through your meter into your neighbors home instead, and your meter runs backwards. Beware that some meters are racheting types, so even if the disc is spinning the other way, you might not be getting any credit for it. And in almost all cases, you are supposed to have a permit from the power company to do this. Our system uses a Xantrex inverter, which is a bit more complicated than a straight intertie. It also connects to a battery bank, allowing the inverter to continue feeding the house even if the grid goes down. With an intertie inverter, if the grid shuts off, your inverter does too, and your home will not have power even if the sun is shining. If I were you, I'd spend a little time getting educated on the subject, and avoid asking hacks like me online for advice. In my 12 years building, using and teaching solar power, I've learned there are two things in vast supply in solar energy, the sun, and missinformation. Try some of the sources below, and keep your airspeed up. I grew up on Cessna's myself, now I'm a Boeing guy. Take care, Rudydoo
Q: I was sitting in my living room, when I heard a loud POP. A couple minutes later, I went to the refrigerator and seen that it wasn't working (no power). I checked the fuse box, and there is a fuse blown. I tried to reset it, but it just makes a loud pop noise, and flips. It will not reset. There is nothing plugged into those outlets other than the refrigerator and our water dispenser machine. These same two things have been plugged in for years, without any issues. Is this most likely a short somewhere in the wiring?
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There should be matching things, you look for it, if the new buy to find him to
Q: I have an 5 month old kitten she has chewed plug ends off of things that are plugged into electrical sockets
Double sided tape is awesome for kittens, they hate the stickiness. It's also great to put on your couches where they like to scratch.
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IMO, okorder
Q: I recently used some wire that is half as thick as regular wire for electrical. And i am wondering if that will work or should i get some thicker wire?
Despite what some guys say, bigger is better. Speak to an electrician and get the correct size or go back to whatever you refer to as regular wire or a fire may be the result.
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Simple answer, it is time to pay an installer, unless you are an electrical engineer. the steering wheel control can be connected using a steering wheel controler. The company that makes this part is called PAC. The part is called a PAC SWIX. The controller comes in several versions (on OKorder). You must buy the Right Part for your DVD Player. If your dvd player is Kenwood/JVC/AlpineClarion you need SWI-JACK. If your DVD player is Pioneer or Sony you need SWI-PS, and Eclipse dvd needs SWI-ECL. If you have a non name brand generic DVD player, then you have a 50/50 chance that nothing will work. You must follow the instructions on the PAC package to locate the correct wire (every car is different), you must use 2 or more resistors that come in the package, wire them together correctly, then spend 10 minutes programing the controler. Or Pay an Installer $200.00 bucks to do the job right.
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