High Temperature Teflon Wire
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Meters m
- Supply Capability:
- 200 Kilometers per Day m/month
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*Rated temperature: -80~+250'C.
*Rated voltage: 300 volts.
*Solid or stranded, silverplated copper or tinned copper conductor, 10 ~ 36 AWG. Colorcoded PFA insulation.
*Insulation: PFA or TFE, with optional color schemes such as transparent, white, black, red, blue, grey, yellow, green, brown, orange, yellow-green and red-white etc.
*Resistant to acids, alkalies, oils, flame retardant, fire resistance, and low smoke, no halogen.
Applications:
Widely applied in aviation; Metallurgy and petroleum industry as well as applied in other products such as: Electronic instrument & device, electrical appliance, lighting equipments, leads for transformer & electrical motor.
- Q:How much current can the six square copper wire be able to withstand?
- EVD and set-top box at the same time connected to the TV method:
- Q:I have NO way to hook up electric to a whirlpool bath in 2nd floor (electric panel is in basement in opposite side of house) was planning to go out through attic then run line outside.to then come back into panel. What is the best way to protect wiring?. alsois it best to bury this line or make it so it can be clearly seen?
- Running the wire outside meets code in most places if the wire is placed inside a conduit. However it looks like something Jethro Clampet would do and lowers the value of your home. You can run the wire down the inside of the wall by cutting out a small piece of sheetrock to expose the framing and drilling and running a lead wire down the wall to NEAR the service panel. Use the wire to pull the NM Romex through, then attach the wire to the service panel using the appropriate care. Then replace the sheet rock you cut out, touch up the paint, and it will look much more professional.
- Q:I believe that someone done this to be intentionally, and it did infact catch on fire. The two wire were spliced together and it lay across my heating vent. Mind you the wire laying across the heater never melted it was just off the heater were it caught afire. I was thinking that something was pasted or pored on the wire to make sure that it would catch, something like asatone or a paint product? Here are some of the numbers and letters that were on the wire AWM 2468 VW-1 60 degree 300V AWG24 H.W.G. C. Please and Thankyou Im just looking for answers.
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- Q:i have a Husky 5,000-Watt Generator i change the circuit beaker switch on it know i forgot how to put the new one on there 2 line terminal and 2 load terminal , 2 blue (hot)wire and 2 white(common) wire where do they go
- The line side goes to the generator and the load side goes to the output sockets.
- Q:Generally do not exceed 50 degrees, the higher the temperature the faster the faster What are the wires, such as 16 tubes?
- The water pipe is more expensive than the drain pipe, and all the PE is higher than the cable
- Q:I established that under my car the part that shields the exhaust system and electrical wiring from being exposed is broken.It is located right under my hood on the outside (between the ground and acutal car).I am trying to figure out what that part is called so i could buy a replacement.
- This is an exhaust manifold down pipe heat shield.
- Q:have a clifford alarm/remote starter and it completely doesn't work. if it is taken out, will it possibly mess up my electrical wires and cause my car to be messed up since the wires in a car are touchy? the alarm was already installed by the previous owner when i bought the car and i have the papers of how he wired it
- It could mess things up. If you are not familiar with how they are installed, I would take it to someone who can remove it for you.
- Q:I want to upgrade from a 100amp service panel to 200 amp service panel, I am hiring an electrician, however i feel im being taken advantage of (im disabled), I would like to know how to find out what the load/rating is on the existing wires from the power hub accross the street to my electrical panel really are, the wires are underground and every bid I have gotten calls for the tar road to be cut up and entire new wires installed and I dont have that kind of money. Also since the house is NOT that old I dont think the wires need to be replaced. since some of my neighbors have upgraded w/o tearing up the road etc.
- 200 amp? that's something you will need in a small factory not a house
- Q:I am trying to install a GFI in my bathroom but it keeps popping. I have narrowed the problem down to the high hats. I think the switch for the high hats is installed on the neutral, but I am not sure. When I hook up the wires for the high hats, the gfi pops. I have checked all the outlets for reversed wires. I can not get to the wires on the high hats. Is this dangerous?
- It's not dangerous providing the GFI, or circuit breaker pops off. But seriously. If the switch is connected to the neutral wire (white wire) instead of the hot wire (black wire) it wouldn't matter. It wouldn't be wired correctly, but there would not be an adverse effect on the circuit. I don't know how much wiring you've done, but a common mistake when wiring a switch is connecting a black wire to one terminal and connecting a white wire to the other terminal. Then again it's possible that you wired everything correctly, and that there's something else wrong, like the high hats, or moisture somehow found its way into the circuit.
- Q:I am installing recessed canister lights in a basement room and I ran into a problem. 3 of the holes that I cut out of the ceiling happened to be right next to several other cables that provide electricity to other parts of the house. The lights in the canisters are 45W R20 bulbs and the canisters themselves are 5 3/8 diameter and will practically touch these lines if I install them in the current holes. Will this canister get hot enough to damage the other wires and cause a dangerous situation or should they be far enough away from the light itself? Also the house is a '91 so the electrical lines should all be 90 c degree temp rating.
- The cannisters will simply absorb the heat. The wire you are adding has a pretty good heat rating and is designed for such applications. I do this stuff all the time. Go for it!
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High Temperature Teflon Wire
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Meters m
- Supply Capability:
- 200 Kilometers per Day m/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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