• Cu/PVC/PVC   Flexible Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated PVC Jacket Eletric Wire System 1
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Cu/PVC/PVC   Flexible Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated PVC Jacket Eletric Wire

Cu/PVC/PVC Flexible Copper Conductor PVC Insulated PVC Jacket Eletric Wire

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Product information

Conductor

Plain  annealedcopper, Class 5 stranded circular or compacted

Insulation

Polyvinyl chloride(PVC) Compound type D

Outer sheath:

 Polyvinyl  chloride(PVC) Compound type ST5

Temperature rating

Maximum 70ºC

Rated voltage

450/750 V

Application

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

a. Use as home appliance wiring cable, building wire
b. Use as electrical and electronic equipment internal connecting wire
c. Use as lighting wire
d. House wiring cable


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/PVC   Flexible Copper Conductor  PVC Insulated PVC Jacket Eletric Wire

Q: I have a two year old cat that I love to death but she is always chewing on wires (Her latest our new LCD TV Wire) . She has lots of different toys but she still goes back to the wires. It is getting real expensive and I don't know what to do any suggestion? Is this normal for a full grown cat?
I would wet a paper towel with something that doesn't taste good like lemon juice and coat the wire with it, not too much, just enough so when she bites it, she'll get a bitter taste and probably won't do it again. My cats have weird little quirks as well, in fact, I had this cat one time who loved to eat string, I mean she would actually ingest it. Cats are strange, you just have to be clever when it comes to deterring them from doing something. Also, you might be able to buy something at a pet store that will keep her from biting the wires, I believe its a spray that you put in the area you don't want the cat. Good luck!
Q: I have a garden shed to which I would like to run electrical power. I have a source of power in my workshop that has a few open breakers in a 125AMP panel. Any running from the current panel to the garden shed would be roughly 60 feet long. I was thinking of running a 10-3 wire with two hots, a common and the ground to split into two circuits once I got to the shed. One would be for a few outlets (internal and outside) and another circuit for the lighting. I would be exiting the workshop for about 20 feet to get to the garden shed where I would put the cable 18 underground in a 1 1/2 inch conduit. If this is OK, what sort of breakers would I need at the workshop panel? I was thinking 2 20-amp single pole for each wire (hots-redblack), the common to the neutral bar and of course the ground. Is this enough information to help me ensure I would be NEC compliant? Any safety issues? Is there a better way to do this?
Generally what you are proposing would work except you need to use a 2-pole breaker to feed it. If you are going to use 10-3 uf you don't need and shouldn't use conduit at all, and you can't use NM-B in a wet location, which buried is considered wet. If you do use conduit you can use thhn conductors and just a 1/2 conduit. Conduit needs to have 18 cover, and UF cable needs 24. #10 wire may actually be larger than necessary, single phase 120v with #12 loaded to 20 amps would produce a 4% voltage drop, 5 percent is considered acceptable, any load on the opposite leg or less than full load would reduce the voltage drop. And then garden shed, you would have to treat this like a separate building, a service rated disconnect (or panel) and ground rods would be required. Skipping the ground wire is no longer legal.
Q: I am trying to understand exactly how 120v and a second signal can travel through the same wires without interference. Is there only certain voltages that will work (Like will 120v and 60v not work together)? Thanks
I don't know details, but the data signals would be at a much higher frequency than the 60 Hz of the power, and much smaller than 120v. If you looked at it on an ocilloscope, you would see the 60hz power, and fuzzy ripples around that which would be your data signal.
Q: Coming from my electrical box I have a white wire and a dark grey wire and coming from my water heater I have a red wire and a black wire. What colors go with what? Thank you in advance!
White is neutral Grey is power for 120V, but seems to me that your water heater is 220V if you have a red and black wires. check this before you connect anything
Q: I come across electrical wire connectors often and they are varied.I find it difficult and sometime impossible to remove a wire from a connector without damaging the wire or the connector. Is there anyone who know how to handle these?
With pliers turning counter-clockwise they will simply un screw .
Q: 3000W of the electrical use of the wire
Three-phase power supply? Or single-phase power supply? Single-phase power supply can take 2.5mm2 copper wire, three-phase power supply, then you can take a little smaller, 1.5MM2 enough
Q: I took an electrical toy apart, and I don't know how to dispose of the electrical wiring that was inside it. Please advise.
Strip it and sell it for copper. If not, then scrap it at a recycling center and still get paid. Typical prices today are 0.50 - 0.75 for mixed scrap wire per pound, and $ 2- $ 2.5 for clean copper wire per pound. Good luck.
Q: 1966 Mustang ignition wire seems to be getting too hot and melts any electrical tape on it.
You really should identify what you mean by ignition wire. However ordinary PVC electrical tape used (say) on spark plug leads, especially near the plugs or distributor ends, will probably come off, just through the heat around the engine, if nothing else. The heat mainly softens the adhesive on the tape, and it unwinds. If you are talking about the wire from the ignition switch to the coil, it is a resistance (ballast) wire, and normally gets warm. However the same comment re the tape applies if the tape is near the ignition coil end.
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.
It all depends on the load draw on your ckts. lighting is done with 14 wire only if the ckt load is 15a or less hire a qualified electrician you'll probably burn your house down if you do this yourself Also if you had an electrician at your house and he simply said code was 12 ga he is not qualified and does not know what he is talking about.
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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