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Steel Grade:45#, 60#, 65#, 70#, 72A, 72B, 82B, 65Mn
Standard:AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS
Place of Origin:China (Mainland)
Type:ungalvanized
Application:Construction
Alloy Or Not:Non-alloy
Diameter range:0.02-16mm
Standard:AISI, ASTM, DIN, GB, JIS, SUS

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Coils Packing, spools packing, or according to the customers' requirements
Delivery Detail:	10-20days after confirm the order

Specifications

electrical wire
1.Diameter range:0.15-15mm
2.Main application:making spring,mattress,wire

Good quality high tensile steel wire , electrical wire

Grade	45#, 60#, 65#, 70#, 72A, 72B, 82B, 65Mn
Diameter	0.15-15mm
Standard	AISI, ASTM, DIN, GB, JIS, SUS
Weight	According to the customers' requirements
Uses	To produce springs, steel wire ropes, brush and other uses
Packing	Coils Packing, spools packing, or according to the customers' requirement

Terms:

1) Loading Port: Shanghai

2) Delivery term: FOB,CFR, CIF

3) Delivery lead time: 10 working days after received deposit.

4) Payment term:30% by T/T as deposit., balance will be paid by T/T before loading,

5) Quality assurance: Mill Test Certificate is supplied with shipment, third Party Inspection is acceptable.

About samples:

(1)Sample charge: According to the weight and express cost

(2)Leadtime: 5-7 days after receiving payment

Q: We added an AC to a preexisting sx 80 furnace and we are having a hard time wiring the new thermostat to the furnace, and the condensor to the furnace. Anyone know how to get a wiring diagram?? thanks: furnace will have 5 low voltage terminals,,R,,Y,,G,,W,,C...you have to connect R,,Y,,G,,and W at the furnace to R,Y,G,and W at the thermostat...so you have to use at least 4-conducter tstat wire between the tstat and furnace...typically you would use the red wire to connect the R terminals at tstat and furnace,,green wire for G terminals,,yellow wire for Y terminals and white wire for W terminals.. if your tstat wire doesnt have those exact colors it doesnt matter,,just be sure that the wires connected to R,Y,G,and W at the tstat are connected to R,Y,G,and W at the furnace respectively...if your tstat is programmable and requires a common wire to operate,,then you will need a 5 conducter tstat wire between tstat and furnace...the fifth wire, whatever its color,will need to connect the C terminal at the furnace to the common wire terminal at the tstat,,usually the common terminal at tstat is labeled C but not always.....as far as the outdoor unit goes..you will need at least a 2 conducter tstat wire to connect the Y and C terminals at the furnace to Y and C wires or terminals in the outside unit,,usually 24 volt polarity doesnt matter at the outdoor unit,,in other words as long as the 2 wires outside that are connected to the Y and C terminals in the furnace are connected to the [low voltage] 2 wires / terminals it will work,,unless one of the wires / terminals outside is clearly labeled as common.in that case make sure whatever tstat wire is connected to that wire / terminal is connected to C back at the furnace.....so at the furnace there will be one wire [red] connected to R....2 wires connected to Y. [ one going to Y at tstat,the other going to outdoor unit]...one wire [green] connected to G. and one wire [white] connected to W.....and one wire [common,usually blue] connected to C unless tstat requires a common wire,,in that case there will be 2 wires connected to C at the furnace.......hope i made it clear enough.......dan

Q: the wires are all cut off. which 2 do i connect and which is which and what is what?: i have a 1989 ford escort the wiring for all is the same red is hot black is ground maybe with a white stripe

Q: I am connecting a humidstat to furnace. I would normally use furnace/thermostat wire for this purpose except that I need 8 conductors and the largest furnace/thermostat wire seems to be 5 conductors. I would like to use another 18guage 8 conductor wire but not sure if there are any specifications I need to ensure it meets before I can use it inside furnace cabinet.: Standard 18 gauge wire is all you need, they do make it in 8 and 10 conductor, it just takes a little calling around to supply houses to find it. There's is nothing special about the wire specs for thermostat wire as it relates to your furnace so long as you use 18 gauge standed or solid wire. The only exception for thermostat wire is when you get into commercial buildings with an open plenum return air system, any wire used in the plenum cavity must be plenum-rated, which is almost always much more expensive.

Q: Besides the speaker wires, what do the remaining 5 colored wires stand for on a stock 03 Mitsubishi Galant radio?: 2003 Mitsubishi Galant Car Stereo Radio Wiring Diagram Car Radio Constant 12v+ Wire: Red/Black Car Radio Switched 12v+ Wire: Blue Car Radio Ground Wire: Chassis Car Radio Illumination Wire: Green/White Car Stereo Dimmer Wire: Black/Yellow Car Stereo Antenna Trigger: N/A Car Stereo Amp Trigger Wire: N/A Car Stereo Amplifier Location: N/A Front Speakers Size: N/A Front Speakers Location: N/A Left Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): White/Blue Left Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Black/Blue Right Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): White/Red Right Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Black/Red Rear Speakers Size: N/A Rear Speakers Location: N/A Left Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Yellow/Blue Left Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Gray/Blue Right Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Yellow/Red Right Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Gray/Red

Q: 1 green wire, 1 black with red stripe wire: For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/awI5v try looking on the box the signal is coming from to see if it states it there, black is usually negative and red is positive but could differ if you simply reversed it at the source. if you are using RCAs, then it has been done for you and you do not have to worry about polarity. hooking up speakers backwards do not harm it, it just starts it out of sync. when speakers play, they either start from going out to in or in to out (the vibrations from the cone). as long as all the speakers in the system are doing the same thing, you will not hear a difference. if it sounds funny, reverse the wires. speakers use AC electricity so there is not much consequence for wiring it in reverse. DC electricity (like a battery) is picky (via the flash or spark if wires are in incorrectly). thayt is also why on some devices that use outlets do not care which way they are plugged in since it is AC. hope this kind of helps. try to find directions for your particular home reciever if all else fails or try to look the company up and call them directly to see if they can help.

Q: Theres a Green Illumination wire from the factory setup, where do I connect that wire too on my aftermarket deck? Also theres a White/Blue wire that I dont know where it connects either?: The green illumination wire controlled the dimming on the factory stereo, but it will only apply if your tuner has the same feature. If it doesn't then just put a crimp cap on it and stow it out of the way. As for the white/blue wire, I'm not sure. If you pick up a wiring diagram, such as found in the Hanes manual, it will give you the breakdown. Not all the wiring in your car needs to be hooked up, just the ones that operate the tuner's functions and audio; if everything works and there's no left over wiring from your tuner's wiring bundle, then you don't need that white/blue wire. Crimp it off and tie it up to the bundle. This should be applicable to your year: Radio Constant 12V+ Wire: Blue/Yellow Radio Switched 12V+ Wire: Gray Radio Ground Wire: Brown Radio Illumination Wire: Green Radio Dimmer Wire: N/A Radio Antenna Trigger Wire: N/A Radio Amp Trigger Wire: N/A Front Speakers Size: 4″ Front Speakers Location: Dash Left Front Speaker Wire (+): Pink Left Front Speaker Wire (-): Purple Right Front Speaker Wire (+): Purple Right Front Speaker Wire (-): Light Green Rear Speakers Size: 4″ Rear Speakers Location: Rear Deck Left Rear Speaker Wire (+): Black Left Rear Speaker Wire (-): Yellow Right Rear Speaker Wire (+): Red Right Rear Speaker Wire (-): White

Q: I have eight speaker wires, I can figure that out on my own. I also have a red/blue stripe, black/red stripe, black/white stripe, and blue. Which ones are the power wires?: you will need a DVM, to find what is what. Check the fuse box, and make sure the fuse is good, and search for the constant power.Set the meter to 20V. I like to stick the ground on my meter, in the ignition where the key goes. Then find the switched, key on wire. obviously, you'll have to move the ground on the meter for that. Don't forget to solder and use heat shrink tubing, or red and blue butt connectors, and heat shrink, or tape them well. Then set the meter to ohms, or the omega pic on the meter. once you find a resistance for each speaker, pop it with a 9V battery, not a AA, as both terminals are on top. then when you hear which speaker pops, wire it accordingly. Good Luck!

Q: currently I have 2 12woofers wired to a single amp with 2 gauge wiring. Will it make a noticable difference if I upgrade the wiring to 0 gauge?: you can try Rockford Fosgate web site for wire calculation. just enter your best guess.

Q: Will you please remove any of the wires? The edge of the body, which is made of wire or what? Is it copper or iron?: There are only two kinds of wire in the wire, one is copper, and the other is aluminium.. If you peel it off and it's yellow, then it's copper wire. If it's silver, it's aluminium wire, except these two.

Q: Okay so my question is how would I wire these in a ported box with 2 terminals on each side of the box? Also, is the quot;Bridged Wirefeatured in the diagram negative speaker wire? Thanks.: Bridging isn't something you do with the subs wiring. It's the way you wire them on the terminals. Each amp's manual should tell you which terminals are the bridgeable ones. That's a mono amp. There's not much you can do there with bridging etc..Try looking for a 2 channel bridgeable amp and then worry about wiring the subs. Not sure why you would want two terminals on both sides of the box anyway.

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