Flexible Stranded Copper PVC Insulated Building Wire 450/750V

Flexible Stranded Copper PVC Insulated Building Wire 450/750V

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Flexible Stranded Copper PVC Insulated Building Wire 450/750V

Quick Details

Place of Origin: Henan, China (Mainland)
Insulation Material: PVCModel Number: BV
Type: Low Voltage
Application: Construction
Conductor Material: Copper
Jacket: Bare
International Standard: IEC 60502,AS,BS,CE,CSA,DIN,ISO,NFC,SGS,ASTM,GOST,or as requested
Type: Single Core
Rated Voltage: 450/750V

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Wooden drums or as customers' demand
Delivery Detail:	7-30 days or as customers' demand

Specifications

building Wire
1.ISO CCC certificate
2.13 years professional experience
3.Factory price.
4.Rated voltage: 450/750

450/750V Flexible Stranded Copper PVC Insulated building Wire

Application

This product is suitable for fixed laying in power plant with AC.

Product Standard

GB/T5023-2008

JB8734-1998.

Datas and Information

Nominal sectional area mm2	Conductor No/Dia. mm	Nominal Insulated thick mm	Max overall Dia. mm	Condcutor Resistance at 20		Min insulated resistance at 70MΩ/km	Weight Kg/km
Nominal sectional area mm2	Conductor No/Dia. mm	Nominal Insulated thick mm	Max overall Dia. mm	Cu	Al	Min insulated resistance at 70MΩ/km	Cu	Al
1.5	1/1.38	0.7	3.3	12.1	-	0.011	19.2	-
1.5	7/0.52	0.7	3.5	12.1	-	0.010	20.6	-
2.5	1/1.78	0.8	3.9	7.41	11.8	0.010	30.8	15.0
4	1/2.25	0.8	4.4	4.61	7.39	0.0085	45.5	21.0
6	1/2.76	0.8	4.9	3.08	4.91	0.0070	65.0	29.0
10	7/1.35	1.0	7.0	1.83	3.08	0.0065	110.0	52.0
16	7/1.70	1.0	8.0	1.15	1.91	0.0050	170.0	70.0
25	7/2.14	1.2	10.0	0.727	1.20	0.0050	270.0	110.0
35	7/2.52	1.2	11.5	0.524	0.868	0.0040	364.0	150.0
50	19/1.78	1.4	13.0	0.387	0.641	0.0045	500.0	200.0
70	19/2.14	1.4	15.0	0.268	0.443	0.0035	688.0	269.0
95	19/2.52	1.6	17.5	0.193	0.320	0.0035	953.0	360.0
120	37/2.03	1.6	19.0	0.153	0.253	0.0032	1168.0	449.0
150	37/2.25	1.8	21.0	0.124	0.206	0.0032	1466.0	551.0
185	37/2.52	2.0	32.5	0.099	0.164	0.0032	1808.0	668.0

Flexible wire

Nominal sectional area mm2	Conductor No/Dia. mm	Nominal Insulated thick mm	Max overall Dia. mm	Condcutor Resistance at 20	Min insulated resistance at 70MΩ/km	Weight Kg/km
2.5	9/0.41	0.8	4.2	7.41	0.011	33.0
4	19/0.52	0.8	4.8	4.61	0.009	48.0
6	19/0.64	0.8	5.6	3.08	0.0084	68.0
10	49/0.52	1.0	7.6	1.83	0.0072	115.0
16	49/0.64	1.0	8.8	1.15	0.0062	176.0
25	98/0.58	1.2	11.0	0.727	0.0058	272.0
35	133/0.58	1.2	12.5	0.524	0.0052	384.0
50	133/0.68	1.4	16.5	0.387	0.0051	510.0
70	189/0.68	1.4	16.5	0.268	0.0045	714.0
95	259/0.68	1.	19.5	0.139	0.0035	965.0
120	259/0.76	1.8	22.0	0.153	0.0032	1210.0
150	259/0.85	1.8	25.0	0.124	0.0032

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Flexible Stranded Copper PVC Insulated Building Wire 450/750V

Q:explain?thank you veeery much :): Yep, about 90% of electrical power goes into heating (the heater is constructed for that, with high resistance wiring to get heat). The rest goes into visible light (glowing). For a light bulb electricity it is NOT efficient, about 90% is heat, which you do not want in that case, you just want the light

Q:I have to make a project for school and it has to be in the shape of a circle on like a cardboard poaster board type thing. I want to put a piece of paper infront of it and somehow hook it up electically so that way if i press a button it will spin to a certian part of the cardboard. Anyone with any ideas on how to do this or know a website that will tell me how to do this?: To make a circuit that will spin a piece of paper when you push a button isn't that hard. All you need to do is get a cheap button or switch (you have to pick the right kind of switch though, otherwise it's a little more complicated -- I would draw you a diagram, but Y!A doesn't have the tools to do that) and a cheap motor. Take your electrical wires, hook one up to the positive terminal of a battery, take that end and hook it up to one side of the switch, then take another one, hook it up to the other side of the switch, take that end and hook it up to one of the terminals on the motor, then take another wire and connect the other motor terminal to the negative end of the battery. When you flip the switch, it makes the connection and starts spinning the motor. Flip the switch again, and it stops. However, making it spin to a certain part of the cardboard is significantly more complicated, something that you won't learn until college, and even then you'll only learn it if you're working on a degree in engineering or physics (and only maybe physics). It involves either a digital system or a sensor, and it will involve some sort of control system.

Q:I have an electrical box with 3 on off switches in it, 1 comes in from a ceiling light (it will be the only switch for it), the second will run to another separate ceiling light and also continue to another switch, and the third will run to an outlet which I want to be able to turn off and on with the switch for a table lamp.Starting at the power source coming into the box how should the rest be wired to work independentlyThanks: From the description of your plan I doubt that the whole scenario will be accomplished. First off, you say that the second switch will control a ceiling light which will also be controlled by a second switch at a remote location. It doesn't sound to me from the way you're talking about this setup that you've allowed for the fact that you're going to need two 3 way switches to operate the ceiling light, and which require a third wire for operation. So, if you think that over for awhile and come back with a different idea then we can probably help. This setup isn't going to fly the way it is.

Q:Electrical wire can be supplied spooled, or kirked, What is 'kirking' and where does the term originate?: That's a new one on me. It seems to mean wrapping into a long bundle without using a spool. I've done that with wire lots of times but never knew it had a name! As for it's origins, who knows. I'd guess it's an old sailors' term for a way of wrapping up a rope.

Q:I have an electrical outlet in my basement family room on a wall made with drywall. I want to 'flip' the box so that it is facing the furnace room. There's no drywall on that side, so I have access to the box and the stud it's nailed to. I just want to cut the power, (check again that the power is off!) pull the nails out, turn the box 180 degrees and renail to the stud. I've got enough slack in the wires.Can I do that?: Yes, you can easily do that. Just make certain the wires stay in place in the outlet, and that the grounding wire remains properly connected.

Q:Four air-conditioning, two electric water heaters at the same time need to use the number of square wires more: I see really tragedy, the bullet is useless, I used to install the monitor used. It is not easy to wear straight pipe, let alone have bent. Bullet is a wire wrapped in a layer of plastic, can only wear straight pipe, his greatest benefit can be used repeatedly, will not cause waste. In addition to this I think that basically no use. Your new house as long as the pipe is not blocked, are good threading, buy ten meters of steel wire to play a hook were two to wear, from a stir, bring out another wire, and finally in the hanging line. If you can not solve, you find water utility bar.

Q:I was changing a light fixture in my bedroom today. I took down an old ceiling rose which had the live wire, two neutrals, three loop wires, and 4 earths. I used the brass connectors and kept the wiring the same so all in all i simply connected up the live, neutral, and earth wire the the connectors from the old fixture. I tested the light before i stuck attatched it to its bracket and it worked fine, however when i attatched it to the bracket the brass connectors touched the metal of the new fixture and and blew the upstairs lighting. At first i thought it may be a fuse, so i bought two brand new but to no avail. Any ideas as what could be preventing any of the upstairs lighting from working?: I can tell you what most likely happened but not any easy way to locate the problem. It sounds like you had something short to ground in the fixture which overloaded the circuit and burnt open a weak connection somewhere in that circuit. You description is much to complicated with many wires to be of much help from this end I would have to have a schematic of that circuit before i could suggest where to start

Q:Home decoration to use much of the wires, such as light lines, sockets, air conditioning lines, refrigerator lines: If the set-top box is no problem, that is, the TV problem, video 2 jack problem, or your audio line is also a problem

Q:I had a home inspection and the inspector pointed out a couple of instances where electrical wiring is in contact with some gas pipes and should be corrected. Why is this a problem?: This is a problem because if the electrical wire somehow creates a spark the gas line could explode

Q:i have tail lights and a right hand turn signal,there is juice getting through the wires. but i have no brake lights. it is a 83 olds. where do i look, or how do i solve this?: Not to be a jerk, but how about the bulb(s)? Other than that, make sure you have a solid ground. I'm not familiar with your model, but maybe it's trying to get ground through a rusty connection to the body or something like that. Good luck.

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