Enameled copper clad aluminum wire

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Enameled copper clad aluminum wire/electrical wire roll
1.Polyurethane
2.Self-solerable
3.Has CU and AL's virtue

Enameled copper clad aluminum wire/ electrical wire roll

Product Description

1. ECCA wire heat resistance grades

130 (B level)

155 (F level)

180 (H level)

2. ECCA wire performance features:

(1) Polyurethane type, has good direct solering performance and can be painted with different colors.

(2) ECCA wire has copper wire's good electric conductivity but cheaper than copper wire.

(3) ECCA wire has aluminum wire's advantages of small density and light weight ( just 40% of copper enameled wire, and the length in each unit weight can reach 2.5-2.7 times than copper enameled wire. By using this material, the production cost can be reduced by 30% above).

(4) Here is 0.25mm ECCA wire, polyurethane type test report for your reference.

3. ECCA wire main application:

(1) For the winding that demands light weight, high conductivity and good heat dissipation , especially for the high frequency signal transmission winding.

(2) High frequency transformer, common transformer, electric induction coil.

(3) Motor that needs higher environmental requirements such as household electrical, all kinds of micro motor, compressor and so on.

4. ECCA wire supply scope:

0.12mm--1.8mm

SWG15-40 gauge

AWG13-36 gauge

(thin paint film, thick paint film, paint film requested by clients)

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Q: I live in the UK and I am going on holiday to Taiwan/Japan where the voltage is 110/100v as opposed to 220 here (i think).I was wondering if I could use a power extension cable (with multiple sockets) so that i would only need one adaptor to connect the extension to the mains and then I could just simply plug my 3 pin plugs into the cable saving me money and sockets. As it would be a lower voltage, I assume that there shouldn't be any problems with power however, if there are any electricians or anyone who has done this before I would really appreciate some guidance just to ensure that this is safe.Thanks is advance.: Using your 220 extension cords and outlet strips on a lower voltage will not damage them or your devices, which of course will be receiving whatever voltage your cord is plugged into. You will need a transformer if any of your item(s) won't work at 100 volts. The same is not true for for running surge protected outlet strips intended for use at 120 volts in countries where the mains voltage is higher. Don

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Q: I am not sure of the reason but when i plugged in the power cable there was a crackling sound only for a second and then it stopped. I remember a similar occurennce when i had a loose electrical circuit would this have done any harm to the computer.: You should always use a power outlet that has an on/off switch so that you can switch off the outlet prior to plugging into the device. Only after plugged in do you turn on the power outlet (always turn off the outlet prior to unplugging from the device). The crackling sound is electrical and can cause detrimental problems to a Pc, laptop or monitor (or other electrical product).

Q: The power cable troughs are divided once and twice: Can be used for overhead, buried and pipeline laying of the cable line

Q: How do I get it not to do that? Its really annoying. Whenever I remove the charger cable , the screen gets really dark. It seems like an actual function and not a defect, but is their a way to toggle it on and off?: normal, although you can chage some of the settings under control panel as well as using the function key and raise/lower the brightness

Q: The specs say: 350 Watts, DC 12V, 100-240V. It is a Rackable server.Are there special / different power cables to use with servers than desktop PCs?Where can I find the power cable with the above specs. I tried OKorder with not much luck.: Actually, There is no Different. The Point is make sure that the Cable to use for server is the Proper Cable to use for long term usage, and can plug properly to the Server.

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Q: Hello,I recently bought a kotatsu and I really need some help. The power cable is of course Japanese And I need some type of converter.On the part of the cable that plugs into the radiotaor it says:PSE (It's in some square box)JET MR7A 250VOn the end that plugs into the wall it says:PSE (It's in some square box)JET MR7A 125VI''m not sure if a simple small converter to let me put the Japanese cable into my wall is enough, I think I need something extra to make sure nothing goes into flames.Inside the Japanese instruction manual I found some info However, I'm not really sure if it is related to the power supply or notAC100V 50-60Hz400W3.1 (Probably the length of the cable) 1.3 (Same here I think)140Wh 60 Wh55C 37CPlease help me, what should I get to be able to use the cable in Europe. Any links at all will be helpfulThanks.: Don't worry too much about what the cord says. Worry about the power requirements on the appliance label, and making sure you are feeding it with the voltage required, with a capacity within the range. In your instance, you will need a converter transformer that converts your outlet voltage to 100V, and has 550 or larger watt capacity.

Q: they say its a blue cable.: Yes, the remote cable is what turns the amp on and off with your stereo. Without it you'll get some nasty noises when you turn your stereo on or off. Even if you keep the radio on all the time, the amp will get power before the radio powers up when you start the car and you'll get a nasty, possibly speaker blowing, thump when the radio turns on.

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