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Steel Grade:	Galvanized Steel Armouring Wire Cable	Standard:	AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS,ASTM A411	Wire Gauge:	0.8-3.5mm,SWG,BWG,AWG
Place of Origin:	China	Type:	Drawn Wire	Application:	ACSR
Alloy Or Not:	Non-alloy	Special Use:	Cold Heading Steel	Model Number:	single wire
Surface Treatment	Galvanized	Zinc Coating:	150-275g	MOQ:	24T
T/S:	340-550 Mpa	Function:	Armouring Cable	Galvanized Technique:	Hot Dipped Galvanized

1.galvanized Wire/galvanized Armouring Wire
2.Dia:0.8mm-3.5mm
3.T/S:340-550 Mpa
4.App: Armouring Wire
5.Spec. ASTM A411

Q: Blue and white wires contain insulated strands and red wire has a bundle of non-insulated strands. How are the two types of wires (insulated and non-insulated strands) used in homes (i.e. what are they used for?).: that query is slightly large. It quite relies upon on what you're utilising the cord for. even if that is carrying electric powered contemporary, the insulation will prevent unintentional contact with the present, which could effect in damage to someone or unintentional contact with floor, that could want to effect in failure of the circuit. if you're doing something else, like making a bucket deal with out of cord or utilising it to tie something on your vehicle, the insulation would grant you with a better acceptable grip, which may be better secure in its own correct.

Q: From my ceiling fan I have the following wires: green, white, blue and blackFrom my ceiling I have a bunch of wire in each of these colours: brown, red and orange.Which wires do I connect with each other??: These are all probably hot-side wires. If you have the knowledge and the tools, find out which wire or wires is/are hot in the box with the switch off. If you have no idea what I am talking about, you REALLY need to find someone who knows electricity. BTW, the wires in the fan are quite simple to decode. The green wire is the ground and attaches to either the box or a ground wire in the box. The white wire is the neutral and attaches to the white wires in the box. The black is the hot lead for the fan and the blue is the hot lead for the light. These two can be combined if you have only one wall switch. Where they attach in the box will be determined by which hot lead is switched. I can probably guess how the box and switch are wired but I may be wrong and that would be dangerous. Call an electrician so you don't burn your house down.

Q: 2 wires and ground to oven with 3 wires and ground: You gotta know if the oven is supposed to be a 240 VAC input ... or? and what is the three wires ground a three phase circuit? you had best know for sure before you go connecting anything.

Q: In MA. What type of wiring should I use, and do I need any type of protection for the wire.: I would use simple 12-18 Volt (low voltage) garden path lighting with a focused beam spotlight. You won't need to protect the wiring if you do that. If you use 110-120 Volt wiring, you're going to need to bury conduit to protect the wiring. The low voltage stuff is alot easier.

Q: A wire has resistance 56.8 ohms. If another wire consists of the same material but has twice the length and half the diameter of the first, what is the resistance of the 2nd wire?: The two wires are composed of the same material, so we can concern ourselves solely with their respective dimensions. The second wire has half the diameter of the first, which means a cross section of the second wire has only 1/4th the cross-sectional area of the first wire (the area of a circle being proportional to the square of the diameter). The second wire is also twice as long as the first wire. Since electrical resistance is inversely proportional to the cross-sectional area of the wire and directly proportional to the length of the wire, we must have the resistance of the second wire to be 1/(1/4)*2*56.8 = 4*2*56.8 = 8*56.8 = 454.4 ohms

Q: how do i wire my sensor to my light: Most sensors have three wires coming out of it. 1. The black wire on the sensor goes to the hot incoming power (usually black) wire. 2. The white wire on the sensor goes to the white common wire along with the white common wire of your light. 3. The red wire on the sensor goes to the other side of the light connection (usually black wire). If you connect all of this during the day, it will turn on for a moment when you first power it up, then the sensor will detect the daytime light, then turn back off and wait for darkness to turn back on. To cap: Line side power (input power) goes to black and white; Load side power goes to red and white.

Q: Is it possible for a wire to arc with a nail? The u-nail that hangs the wire to a wooden support beam looks like it was hammered in too far and may have cut through the insulation around the wire. Is this a fire hazard or can I leave it as is?: If you're talking about Romex cable, and a staple of the type commonly used to anchor it, some shock or fire hazard might exist. It's hard to tell without seeing the case. The cable consists of two or three insulated wires and a bare copper ground covered by an outer plastic jacket. If only the outer jacket of the cable is crushed or pinched, the danger is minimal. If the inner insulation of the wire is compromised there might be trouble. If you think this is so, show it to a 'Pro'. No-one can responsibly advise you without 'eyeballing` the situation.

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 /.. . This will drop the ohms down to 2 ohms each and this way of wiring sound much better.

Q: I have an old house with old wiring. I have no colors to go by.: consider a rewire , sounds overdue .

Q: can someone tell me what wire arcing is?: It's when you get two wires (or any conductors) close enough together with a large voltage difference where the electricity will jump through the air from one wire to the other instead of staying inside the wires and following the regular electrical circuit.

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