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HIGH-CARBON GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE

HIGH-CARBON GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE

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HIGH-CARBON GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE
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  HIGH-ARBON GALVANIZED STEEL WIRE
1、    STANDARD
 GB/T3428
 GB/T3028
 BS45656
 ASTMA641
 JISG3547
 KSD7011
2、       MATERIAL
55#,60#,65#,70#,72A,80#,77B,82B
3、   MECHANIC
DIA. (mm)
TENSILE STRENGTH
      (MPa)
0.8 – 6.0
1000-1870
4、 PACKING
SPOOL
CIOL、 Z2、Z3
5、 ZIN COATING (g/m2)
100-600
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Q: When it is time to replace wiring in a building?
Should your power needs increase, you can add additional circuits without having to replace the existing ones. Typically you'll need to replace wiring if it has become damaged or is otherwise worn out. Wires may be damaged due to a variety of reasons. Rodents are notorious for chewing on exposed wires in attics and other crawl spaces. Construction and re-modeling may damage wires. Wires can also wear out due to age or extreme conditions of heat or cold. Very old wires used before the 1960s made use of rubber and fabric for their insulation. These materials would degrade over time, resulting in shorts and arcing, which poses a fire hazard. These wires should be replaced - at a minimum, they should be protected with an arc-fault interrupter circuit protector. There is some debate that older copper wire contains too much oxygen, which can cause issues, but this is not conclusive yet. In some cases, you might need to replace older wire in order to make use of modern appliances. For example, very old homes might utilize 3-wire 240 volt circuits. Modern 240 volt appliances, like your kitchen stove, cannot use this wire - they require a type of cable with 4 wires.
Q: My friend is buying under-wired bras and what are they and the heavily- wired bra?
They are bras with wires underneath the cups for extra lift and support.
Q: I dont understand it I am trying to get a 1ohm load on a 2ohm dvc speaker but cant figure out how to tell if the wire you connect in the postive terminal on the sub in a neg wire or positive how do you tell what the gray line is on this diagram positive or negetive and how to tell. thanks
this is what you will desire to do. merely connect the beneficial to beneficial terminals on the subs themselves and the negatives to negatives mutually besides. you will % 4 man or woman wires for that when which connect the subs as much as the container with one portion of the terminals to the beneficial and unfavourable wires and do the resembling the different sub. Then connect the two one among them to the comparable terminal on the amp and that's a a million ohm load.
Q: 2 wires and ground to oven with 3 wires and ground
Your house has a 3 wire receptacle and your stove has 4 wires correct. So you have a newer stove and you need to know how to hook it up right? Okay In your stove your going to have three terminals, two colors such as red and black and between them you have a neutral wire or white wire. So since you don't have a neutral at the outlet just hook up the ground wire to the neutral connection on the stove. Bingo! Oh now that your not grounded you may want to run a ground wire to a plumbing pipe or to a true earth ground rod. Don't leave yourself unprotected.
Q: I plugged in my new Pioneer DEH-P6500it worked for a little bit until i moved it around a littlethe speakers started to go out but the subs still sounded finei messed around with it and found the wire responsible for it allits a red wireit says AAC or somethingif i messed with the copper twist the speakers would come in and outi stripped the wire a little and put it back together but now the head unit wont even turn onand im also left with like 2 inches of red wireis my only option to get a new pioneer wire harness?what is the problem?the red wire i think supplies the power to the whole head unit because when its not connected, the whole thing turns onbut only the speakers go on and off when i messed with itbut it wont turn on anymore
The red wire is the ignition wire. There are two wires that supply power to your head unit. One is the yellow wire which is a constant source of power. This keeps all your settings on the radio and the clock. The red wire is used to switch on your head unit. When you turn on your car the wire gets power and turns your head unit on. First, like said before, make sure the wire is getting power by checking fuses. There should be one in the head unit and one in your car's fuse panel. If that is not it then you will want to see if the wire is split somewhere. An easy way to check if the wire is getting power is if you have a DMM (digital multimeter). Then just check if there is voltage in the wire. Your car must be on to check this though. Good Luck!!! Edit: DMMs are cheap, you can get one for around $15. They have even cheaper ones if you get it at Harbor Freight.
Q: Hi,I'm looking to change the outlets and the switch and light fixture in a bedroom of a home built in 1948. The outlets are original to the home I think. Will I have to fish ground wire throught to the panel box for my new receptacles? Or just install new 2 slot outlets?Why the different looking wires?Is the older wire copper with a silver colored coating to indicate being neutral or is this an old aluminum wire? The hot wire is red plastic coated and looks modern to me.
you've got some good answers so far. if the wire turns out to be aluminum then proceed with caution because aluminum wire in small sizes turned out to be a terrible idea. it will need a special receptacle. if the wire is bx wire as described in your first comment don't bother with those greenies he mentioned because simply screwing your device into the metal box will bond the ground together. it uses the 6/32 screws provided as an excellent grounding means. you may want to consider using GFCI receptacles as well. I've never seen a new hot wire and old neutral wire like you describe and I've worked on a lot of older houses. before you get into trying to rewire your house realize that this is a very time consuming and aggravating project that will require two people who really should have experience doing this. if you do it then invest in a long (like 4 foot) drill bit and some glow sticks.
Q: I am buying my sister Interior Underdash lights for her car, but it says it requires a quot;hard wire installationbecause it does not come with an on and off switch. What exactly does that mean? Will the lights turn on and off according to whether the car is on or off? Also, what is a hard wire installation?
Hard wire means it's not just plugged in. eg. using the cigarette lighter but instead is permanently wired in. All you need to do is wire the lights ground wire to any ground wire under the dash eg. ignition ground or radio ground ( wire will be black ) or directly to a screw that goes into any metal part of the chassis and wire the lights positive wire to either the accessory wire from your ignition (lights come on when car is on) or a constant power wire eg. radio power wire and wire in a toggle switch so you can turn the lights on or off at will.
Q: don't say red because there is no red wire in the 3 wire radio assembly that came stock. there is a yellow wire, black with stripe, and gray with stripe
There is no Accessory wire, but only one yellow switched power wire hot in run. I usually steal accessory power in an F-body from the cigar lighter harness. One of the other wires, I forget which, is hot with the dash lights. Isolate it.
Q: Does anyone know what color the amp sensor wire is on a 2005 EX?
some amp's have an auto power on when they receive a signal through the input speaker wires. that would give them a power and ground wire only.
Q: How do I connect a speaker wire with four wires (white, black, red, and green) to the back of speakers with only two connections (red and white)?
You twist together the white and black together and the red and green to together, but you have to make sure this is done on both ends of the wire, I suppose you are taking about CL-4 wire for long runs inside walls? Actually that kind of speaker wire is suppose to be terminated at the wall with an in wall jack and then regular speaker wire is run from there to the speakers but you can really do it other ways, it just looks neater and you run less chance of damaging the wire.

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