Glavanized Chain Link Fence

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Type:	Fencing, Trellis & Gates	Place of Origin:	China (Mainland)	Name:	chain link fence
Model Number:	WT-CLF	Frame Material:	Metal	Metal Type:	Steel,steel
Pressure Treated Wood Type:	Nature,nature	Frame Finishing:	PVC Coated,PVC coated	Feature:	Easily Assembled,Eco Friendly,Pressure Treated Timbers,Renewable Sources,Rodent Proof,Rot Proof,Tempered Glass,Waterproof
Material:	metal	Process:	Galvanized after woven	width:	3',4',5',6'
specification:	2',3',4',5'	wire gauge:	8#--20#

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Both ends is wrapped with plastic cloth and mesh bag,also can be packed buyers' requirements.
Delivery Detail:	depend on amount

Specifications

chain link fence
width:3',4',5',6'
specification:2',3',4',5'
wire gauge:8#--20#
Specification can be produced as buyers

Q: I recently got a new dishwasher. My hubby and I are in the middle of installing, and are to the point of hooking it back up to the electricity. The cord that we have has 2 black wires, one is smooth the other ribbed, then on the dishwasher, we have a black, white, and green(ground). Which wires do I hook up to which?(cord) black smooth black ribbed (dishwasher)blackwhitegreen(ground): The two black wire cord is one wire short to properly connect the dishwasher. The black wire on the dishwasher is the one that is supposed to get connected to a hot wire (it is supposed to be black), which goes all the way back to a breaker in the breaker panel. The white wire is supposed to be connected to a wire (it is supposed to be white) that eventually gets connected to the neutral bar in the breaker panel where all the other white (neutral) wires are connected. The green wire is for safety, it is the ground wire. It is supposed to be connected to another green wire (or a bare wire) that will go all the way back to the breaker panel and connect to the ground bus in the breaker panel with all the other green or bare wires. The two black wires, one ribbed, is just a two wire cord. The fact that one is ribbed, just makes it easy for anyone to know which is which. It is typically used for lamps that do not need to be grounded, so there is no need for the third green wire. It is not suitable or legal to use to hook up a dishwasher. It is also doubtful that the two wire black cord is a large enough gauge (size) of wire. If a wire is too small, it can overheat and cause a fire. The minimum wire gauge recommended for dishwashers is 12 AWG copper.

Q: Some states allow the use of aluminum wire in houses in place of copper. If you wanted the resistance of your aluminum wire to be the same as that of copper, would the aluminum wire have to have a greater diameter than, smaller diameter than, of the same diameter as the copper wire? Calculate the thickness ratio of aluminum to that of copper.: Are you using 12 volt batteries to do this..?

Q: What good would it do to change my spark plugs and wires would it be a good idea for a 86 year of a car they've never been changed before I was wondering would it help the car out thanks for the help: yes, i would change spark plugs and wires. the spark plugs will fire better an make you get better fuel milage, and same with the wires. the wires after so much age depending on how close the wires are can have small arcs go between the wires and cause miss firing/pre ignition making it harder on the engine.

Q: Im cleaning up some of the wires in the engine bay and getting rid of ones i dont use. Right now theresthe pos side bat post runs down to the starter. From the starter there is a thicker wire and a skinny wire. In the thicker wire there is a wire that goes to the post on alternator. Both wires from starter run over to a relay maybe ithas a stud sticking out and has a wire that goes from the bottom of it to the fuse box. Im in middle of relocating the battery into the trunk so what wires can i eliminate and what wires have to go,to the battery?: Look okorder they have exactly what you need a new wiring harness. The one you have now is no good. That is whay its better to get something that works or put it back where it was save your money and get it done right. I have seen old fords chevy and dodges melt down all that happens is the wiring harness melts together because one wire got hooked up wrong and got so hot from the battery shorting it out that it melted all the rest of the wires from the battery to the fuse block. That is not what you want. I can also tell you there is a way to test the wiring before you jiggle it around the front to the back. But if you do not have a multi meter you cannot test or do it correctly. guessing is not a good plan. Find some one who know wiring and learn from them or leave it alone until you learn. opening the hood to find your car is on FIRE REALLY SUCKS.

Q: A potential difference of 13 V is found to produce a current of 0.37 A in a 3.1 m length of wire with a uniform radius of 0.42 cm.(a) What is the resistance of the wire? (b) What is the resistivity of the wire? Please show work.: P. D. applied = V = 13 V Current produced = I = 0.37 A (a) Resistance of the wire = R = V / I = 13/0.37 = 35.14 Ohm (b) R = ρL/A = (ρL) / π r?) = ρ = (R A) / L = R (π r?) / L ......... (1) R = Resistance of the wire = 35.14 Ohm , L = length of the wire = 3.1 m A = Area of cross-section of the wire = π r? r = radius of cross-section of the wire = 0.42 cm = 0.0042 m ρ = Resistivity of the wire in Ohm-m Substitute the values in the formula (1) and calculate. Take π = 3.14

Q: dont know which wires are which, trying to install after market stereo: Like John suggested Adapter plug for a aftermarket radio fee any the position from 10 to 20 funds that way you dont go by the fuss with slicing the inventory harness and blowing a circuit or perhaps worse voiding your assure the dealership like to discover something thats no longer in assure to make you pay for it.

Q: If I have wired my 20 amp kitchen receptacles with 12/2 wire which only has a red, black, and ground wire, do I use the red wire for a neutral and the black as a hot?: You must not use 20 Amps for a regular wall plug, it will burn! there is no such thing as 20 A duplex plug, they only come in simplex! If the cable has only a black and red wire it is usually for 220V applications! Sometimes you will find a 3 conductor cable in a kitchen plug, black, red and white wire. This is for a dual circuit outlet. The top plug has a different circuit breaker than the lower plug. As the others have answered, check your local code! Check with your insurance company, because they may effectively void the coverage! It is best to get help from someone qualified.

Q: I have two kicker cvr 12s looking to wire them to an acoustic 601se amp can someone please tell me how to wire them like by matching the dots up and stuff.: Wire okorder / You want the series coils /woofers in parallel option.

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