Hot Dip Galvanized And Pvc Coated Chain Link Fencing

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Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100 m.t./month

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Features of Chain Link Fence:

- Materials: Low carbon steel wire, Stainless steel wire, Aluminum alloy wire.

- Surface Treatment: Electro galvanized, Hot-dipped galvanized, Galva.+ PVC coated.

- Edge Style: Twisted barb edge, Closed edge.

- Packing: Wrap up both edges with woven bag, or with Pallet, or as customer's request.

- Application: Sports field, River banks, Construction and residence, also animal fencing.

- Advantages of Chain Link Fence:

1) Low carbon steel diamond mesh has a heavy galvanized coating to ensure a long life

2) Use for High security building: Airport ,Farm land,Sport field,Prison and so on

3) It can offset force,so it is widly use for sports field

4) Chain link wire mesh is separable,you can adjust the length as you need

5) The height can be up to 7m

6) It is more security to add some razor barbed wire or barbed wire on the top

7) beautiful diamond mesh:different colors for choose

8) easy to install .

- Specifications of Chain Link Fence:

Mesh Opening	1''- 4''(25mm-100mm), popular: 50x50mm
Wire Diameter	18#-7#(1.2mm - 4.5mm), popular: 2.5mm, 3mm, 3.5mm
Roll Width	0.5m - 5m, popular: 1.5m, 1.8m, 2m, 2.5m, 3.6m
Roll Length	1m - 50m, popular: 10m, 15m, 25m
	Specifications can be made according to your requirements

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Q: I'm trying to install a ceiling fan but I'm having trouble with the wiring. Coming out of the fan I've got a black, white, black and white striped, and a green wire. coming out of the cieling i've got a black, a white and a red wire.The fan's green wire is connected to the bracket as a ground, so that's out of the way. It's the other wires that confuse me. I've tried, white to white, black to black, and BW striped to red, but that didn't do anything.Any ideas? Thanks.: the black and red wire coming from you ceiling box indicates that there are two seperate voltage (hot) wires, one for the fan and one for the light, therefore you should have two seperate switches. fan-light. the striped wire goes to either the black or red and and the black from the fan to the other. once you make the connections make sure you pull the chain to turn the fan on, otherwise it still won't do nothing. good luck

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Q: I attempted to change a bathroom fan to a new one with the help of a friend. He disconnected all the wiring without paying attention to what he was doing and what was wired where. We have a set of wires coming from somewhere (I presume the fuse box) to the fan that is hot regardless of the switch being on or off. That has a black, white and naked wire in it. Then we have another wire that comes from the switch that has black, white and naked as well. The fan has black, white and green. Can someone please tell me how to connect these as we have tried everything and the only thing that works is wired to the constant hot which of course won't allow us to turn the fan off with the switch...: 1) Turn off the power. 2) Install the fan completely into desired location. 3) Insert both wires into fan's junction box. 4) Twist the two bare wires together, install crimp sleeve onto them at the twist. 5) Find the green screw and connect ONE of these bare wires under it and tighten it down. 6) Cut the OTHER excess wire and fold all this connection up into the junction box. 7) Take the white wire that is coming from the (I presume the fuse box) , and connect it to the white wire that goes to the fan itself. Strip 1/2 of insulation and twist the wires together, install a wire-nut and fold this into the fan's junction box. 8) Take the black wire that comes from the switch and connect it to the black wire that goes to the fan itself. Strip 1/2 of insulation, twist the wires together, install a wire-nut and fold this into the fan's junction box. 9) All that's left is the black wire that is coming from the (I presume the fuse box) , and the white wire that comes from the switch. Strip 1/2 of insulation, twist the wires together, install a wire-nut. 10) Take a black Sharpie pen and color this connection's white wire black and fold this into the fan's junction box. This is known as a switch-leg. 11) Restore power and test. I will you with these two thoughts: 1) It is always best to hire a pro for this type of work. 2) Good luck and may God bless.

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