Flexible 450/750V Building Wire Use for Residential Lighting

Flexible 450/750V Building Wire Use for Residential Lighting

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Place of Origin: Henan, China (Mainland)
Insulation Material: PVCModel Number: BVR
Type: Low Voltage
Application: lighting in residential
Conductor Material: Copper
Jacket: PVC
Type of Conductor: Oxygen Free Copper
Insulation: PVC insulation
Application: Residential Lighting

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Rool or as your request
Delivery Detail:	7-30 days or as customers' demand

Specifications

450/750V Flexible Building Wire Use for Residential Lighting
1.13 years professional experience
2.Flexible Copper Conductor

450/750V Flexible Building Wire Use for Residential Lighting

Specification

1).Rated Voltage: 450/750V

2).Rated temperature: 70 'C

3).Standard: GB, IEC. etc.

4).Testing Voltage: 10KV

5).Min. insulation resistance at 70°C(Mohm.km): 0.0048

6).ISO9001:2008, CCC certification

7).20 years manufacturing experience

8).Specialized in electric/electrical; construction; industrial appliance

9).Customer wire cable

10).Stock available, Free sample

11).Small profits, quick returns

12).High quality and competitive price

13).Convenient transportation (One hour drive to Shanghai) )and timely delivery

14).Application: Electrical Instruments, Lighting, Equipment, Household appliances, Railway, Computer, Industrial, Industrial Car, Telecommunication, Military, Mining, Power Station; Construction and Of AC, DC electrical installations

More technical data:

The information attached below is just for your reference. We can produce electric copper wire completely according to your requirement, please contact us with your specifications that you need

Name: BV(IEC01)

Nom. Section (mm²)	Core/Dia (mm)	Insulation thickness(mm)		Over diameter(mm)
Nom. Section (mm²)	Core/Dia (mm)	Nominal	Thinnest point	Min.	Control	Max.
1.5	1/1.38	0.7	0.53	2.8(2.6)	2.9	3.2
1.5	7/0.52	0.7	0.53	2.9(2.7)	3.1	3.3
2.5	1/1.78	0.8	0.62	3.4(3.2)	3.5	3.9
4	1/2.25	0.8	0.62	3.9(3.6)	4	4.4
6	1/2.76	0.8	0.62	4.4(4.1)	4.5	5
10	7/1.35	1	0.8	6.0(5.6)	6.5	6.7
16	7/1.70	1	0.8	7.1(6.4)	7.5	7.8
25	7/2.14	1.2	0.98	8.8(8.1)	9.2	9.7
35	7/2.52	1.2	0.98	10(9)	10.5	10.9
50	19/1.78	1.4	1.16	11.7(10.6)	12.3	12.8
70	19/2.14	1.4	1.16	13.5(12.1)	14.1	14.6
95	19/2.52	1.6	1.34	15.8(14.1)	16.2	17.1

Q: I am installing a high-hat. I had hoped to run it to another light switch at the top of my stairs. That light switch is currently connected to another light in the ceiling of my den. The problem I have is that the den light is also controlled by a swiutch at the bottom of the stairs. PROBLEM : When I ran my HIGHHAT wiring ot the top switch the box only had 3 wires (a red, white and black). I wasn't expecting this. If I wanted to use the poswer in this box, and add another switch, what should I do? The Black and White were on one side of the old lightswitch and the Red was on the left.How would YOU do this? Can it be done without adding another live wire into the box?Basically, I need ot know how to add another light/switch using hte red black and white.: You cannot do this without some re-wiring. From the description, you are trying to go to a 3-way switch. It sounds like it was wired as a dead end. There is no neutral wire at this switch. Therefore, it is not possible to wire your light directly into this switch box. You may be able to run new wiring that would make this possible. However, we would need a lot more info about your existing wiring to advise.

Q: Why swallow standing on the wire is not afraid of high voltage current: As the bird's feet are his step on the same high-voltage wire, the distance between the birds and the feet determine the voltage. The distance between the feet of the birds is very small, so the voltage is very small, the equivalent of 0. Do not let the birds electric shock.

Q: Is the WDZ-BYJF wire the same as the BV wire?: 2 Make sure that the power cord is firmly inserted between the computer and the power outlet (use the power extension cable, make sure the power switch on the power extension cord is turned on) 3 Try to plug in another power cord on the computer (if the one is OK) If the computer can be switched on, replace the original power cord (see the "Call Support" section for more information on how to order a computer) 4 Remove all external devices on your computer (for example, printers, hubs, or iPods), but keep the mouse and keyboard and try again 5 If you are using MacBook, MacBookPro or Macmini, press the Control key, Command and power key at the same time to try to start the computer 6 If you have recently installed memory, make sure the memory is properly installed Try to remove the installed memory first to see if the computer can boot normally 7 If you are using a MacBook or MacBookPro, make sure that the computer's battery is fully charged before you turn on the power - if the battery is no power, plug in the power converter to turn on the computer 8 If you are using iMacG read the article "iMacG5: Troubleshootingwhenitwon'tturnon" article for further troubleshooting steps 9 If you try the above steps, the computer still can not boot, please call support

Q: If you are looking at an automotive electrical wiring chart what symbols would be used to represent the wiring of (1) a throttle actuator (2) a step up coil (3) reed switches (4) a seperate ECU cruise control circuit. In other words, what type of wiring would it be classified as, so that I can find it on a wiring chart? Thanks!: These will all be identified in a repair manualbuy a Haynes manual specific for your vechileavailable at all auto parts stores.about $8.

Q: I want to install a new lighting fixture outside. It says that the supply wire must be minimum 75C. I'm thinking it means 75 degrees Celsius/Centigrade. It's an older house (1950s) and I want to know if the wires it currently has are able to withstand the heat it may generate.: You actually don't have enough information here to answer the question definitively, but I'm 99% sure you are okay. The new outside fixture is probably less than 150W on a120V circuit with less than 1000W of existing load on the circuit. If the existing circuit already has 1600W of load on a 20A breaker or 1200W of load on a 15A breaker, you need new wire to handle the additional load, regardless of the temperature rating of the wire. The wire rating is how much the temperature of the wire rises above the outside ambient air temperature when carrying the full rated current. If you are not carrying 20A in the wire or you live in a really hot place like Las Vegas, the temperature of the wire gets nowhere near its melting point. Which is what determines the wire rating temperature rating which is based on a 30 degree Centigrade ambient air temperature. Even if the wire is 60C wire, it is tough to raise the wire temperature that much by current flow. Additionally, old wire was designed conservatively. What was called 60C in the 1950's is more like 75C now. Except for the few previously listed caveats, you are fine.

Q: What to identify the wire is good or bad: Mainly used in the engine room or network management center. A network device for connecting an external optical fiber to each port of a fiber optic device and various optical interfaces.

Q: I have a live wire in my basement that is just dangling with wire nuts on the wires. It is a 3 wire cable w ground. I also have a wire I disconnected when remodeling that fed an outlet and ceiling light. This was a 2 wire with a ground. Can I use a junction box to tie the two cables together to get power back to my outlet and ceiling light? Would I just put a wire nut on the extra wire from the 3 wire cable? I'm assuming this would be the color wire that the 2 wire doesn't have.Thanks!: Hard to tell without looking at it. We don't even know for sure what country you are in. Or what size all the wires are. Or what they are connected to. Call an electrician for this one.

Q: I obviously know that one is one and one is the other, but if you were on the street and saw a utility pole. How could You distinguish one to the other?: Power lines don't have insulation (the black plastic on the other wires) until it's getting attached to your house.

Q: Today looked at the TV room wall rang a bit no electricity and then looked at the nearest place from the safe box there are electricity where other places are no electricity I think it should be the wall of the living room wall out of the question how to determine the location of the problem The More: Set-top box is not and vcd are red and white and yellow video cable inserted on the TV? The The So, with the TV's original remote control tv / av button (TV / video conversion key, some tv / video), you can switch the set-top box, vcd, not plug the device video (display black or TV brand logo blue screen), analog TV (Display snow or TV brand logo blue screen) and several other state cycle switch. Press this button on it, but because of plug-in box, vcd can be inserted in any audio and video jack on the TV, so a button did not switch to vcd, press a few times. If the TV can only plug a group of red and white yellow line, you have to set the box off, and then pull off the line, and then plug in vcd red and white yellow line. Do not understand, take a closer look at the TV, vcd said that the operation to save the main chewing fork wedge often blind, it is not to play digital TV customer service phone help.

Q: I'm finishing my basement and I have cement foundation walls. There is a 1/2 to 1 gap between the cement wall and wood stud wall. Can I run wiring in this gap rather than drilling holes through my studs? if so, how would I support the wire? I need to comply with NEC 2011 codes.: How To Run Electrical

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