Flat TPS Cable PVC 450/750V 2C + E Copper AS/NZS 5000.2
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Flat TPS Cable PVC 450/750V 2C + E Copper AS/NZS 5000.2
Applications:
Easi-peel sheath for general wiring unenclosed, in conduit, buried direct or in underground ducts for domestic, commercial and industrial installations where not subject to mechanical damage.
Rated voltage: 450/750V
Conductor: Copper 1~16 mm2
Insulation: PVC, V-90. Red, Black and Green / Yellow
sheath: PVC, 3V-90. White, Black
Environmental performance: Normal operating temp. 75℃
Standards compliance: AS/NZS 5000.2
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- Q: I have tried hot sauce. I have to cover all my wires with car wire covers.
- Get this stuff at a store called no-more-wires and then spray it on the wires the cat will stop because it tastes bad
- Q: Can I run a ground wire from and electrical motor to a bolt that is screwed into wood? Will this work? I have a hot tub and replaced the motor, the new motor has the thick copper ground wire mounted on the back so the wire I have is too short now to reach to where it was grounded before. I ran the wire from the motor to a bolt that is screwed into the wood frame of the hot tub. The old ground went from the motor to the metal brain box witch is also attached to wood so I figured my alternative fix is OK?
- You should run were that is terminated at the green grounding lug in the service panel. Also connect it to 2 driven ground rods at least 6 feet apart. You can get these rods at almost any electrical supply house
- Q: I am also concerned that the electrical wires have been stapled down with metal staples, can the heat burn through the wire insulation and short out the wires? Last year I was in the attic on a hot day and the wires were almost too hot to touch. I've installed ventilation this year and I want to find a target temp, it's common for the temperature outside to be in the 90s where I live.
- The lowest temperature that can due damage is 350 degrees with foam insulation. You have to go up to 400 to take out the wires. At those temperatures, the house is on fire.
- Q: Practical area of almost 70 square feet, ready to package workers do not material, that like my home this area, probably need the number of wires ah? Go dark line! Copper wire! What specifications are required? There are water pipes to prepare all the installation of Taurus hot water pipe about how many meters? More
- In fact, I think the need for a small place, the domestic do not know how a decoration on the slot, in fact, obviously and then directly covered with gypsum board can be, between the gypsum board and the wall can also add noise, the effect than the open Slot so much better, but also save the plaster and other steps
- Q: Hi, I have a couple questions about electrical wiring. What size Amp wire should I use for a washer and dryer? Also, can I use a 20 Amp wire on a 15 amp breaker? Thanks for your timepb4sc
- An electric dryer needs a 30-amp double pole breaker and 10 guage wire on a dedicated circuit. Hire an electrician for this, the 220 volts in a dryer circuit is deadly. The washer can run on a 15-amp circuit; it doesn't have to be a dedicated circuit, just make sure the other outlets on the circuit are used with low-powered items. A 15-amp circuit can use 14 guage or heavier wire; yes, you can have 12-guage wire on a 15-amp circuit. But not the other way around; you cannot substitute 14 for 12 on a 20-amp circuit. BTW -- if you're not experienced with wiring, go over your plans with a code inspector and a licenced electrician. Doing this wrong can kill you or burn your house down.
- Q: Why should the wooden pole be burned and buried again?
- How do not consider the wireless network receiver problems? Carefully look at the instructions need no external power supply.
- Q: I have a cooktop. wires coming out of it were cut at base of unit and i need to extend them. I already did and am now concerned my work is not safe the wires appear to be stranded 10 guage. I extended them with aluminum connectors that have set screws and then taped the hell ot of them. The wire I connected them to is ten guage. the unit now says it takes a 40 amp cir and to use 8 guage wire is this safe? shoudl I just use a 30 amp breaker instead?
- You do not determine whether or not the connector is appropriate by determining what it is made from etc. The manufacturer of the connector provides information on whether the connector is for copper only (Cu), copper and aluminum (Cu/Al) or just aluminum wire (Al). The manufacturer also determines the number of solid and/or stranded wires and the maximum and minimum wire size that can be safely connected with the connector. The rating of the connector is reviewed by an independent agency such as Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). The current rating of wire is not determined only by the wire size and whether the wire is stranded or solid. The temperature rating of the insulation, the maximum temperature of the air and the terminals to which the wire is fastened, the number of wires that are bundled together and other factors determine the current rating. Electrical codes list the current ratings for the types of wiring normally used to wire buildings. Manufacturers are responsible for wire inside their products subject to review by UL, CSA etc. I believe that it would be unusual for a cooktop to be furnished with lengths of wire for connection to the power supply for installation. Look to see if there is a cover that can be removed for access to screw terminals where the installation wiring should be attached. If terminals are furnished, remove the wires that have been cut off and replace them with wires of appropriate size, length and type. If you must splice the wires, the applicable electrical code probably requires the splice to be enclosed in an appropriate electrical box. If you are going to do this work yourself, at a minimum, you should go to the library and review the appropriate electrical codes. It would be better to hire a qualified electrician.
- Q: A white substance, I'm now worried that this is asbestos, Hope someone can tell me wether it is used in electrical wire, I.E copper based. Please help.
- Asbestos has not been used to insulate electrical wire for at about 75 years now. If you are rehabbing a toaster from the 1920's, you might come across it, otherwise the white stuff is probably PVC plastic. If it is fibrous, as in a water heater element, then it is probably rock wool, or more likely: fiberglass - none of which are asbestos.
- Q: And What do you do in case of a downed electrical wire?!HELP ME!!!!
- There should be a button somewhere on the alarm. Push and hold it for a sec, if it goes off then it is still working. Normally if a battery is dying in a fire alarm, they will start beeping, a very loud and annoying beep. Our alarms are hardwired, so they beep even if the battery is dead or not in there until we put a new one in. As for the downed electrical wire, I would call and electrician in for that. That could be very dangerous.
- Q: I want install 4 outlets 120/20A next each other in separate circuit breakers.The distance between panel and outlets around 150 feet. and run conduit 3/4. To save cost. How many or a minimum #12 wires can I use. I have 4 hot wires dedicated for each circuit breakers. And for neutral wires can i use 1or 2 white to all outlets and one green for all 4 outlets or I have to use sepreate neutral/w to each outlet from the panel.
- With all due respect ,it sounds like you are not familiar with basic electrical wiring. You have left out many details in your question. What are the outlets being used for? Are they going to be used for outdoor use? Is the conduit going to be buried? If so ,it has to be buried to the right depth. You may not even need conduit if it is for receptacles indoors. Sometimes pvc needs expansion joints.There are more things to consider before doing this work. Two 110 volt circuits can share the same neutral as long as the 2 breakers are on different legs in your panel box. This is very important because if they are on the same leg you will overload the neutral wire.Sometimes it is better to put the two circuits on a 2 pole breaker so the circuits don't get separated. Many things to take into consideration. Once again, with all due respect,you should definitely get a licensed electrician involved in the project. If you are trying to save money, perhaps you can work out a deal with an electrician where you do alot of the work and the electrician comes in to make the hook ups and examines your work. Sometimes this does not work out if you do it wrong because then the electrician will have to change your work if it is not done properly and to code. Hope this helps. Good luck
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