Insulated Solid PVC Copper Wire Used for Construction
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Insulated Solid PVC Copper Wire Used for Construction
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Place of Origin: Henan, China (Mainland)
- Type: InsulatedModel Number: BV,BVVB
Application: Indoors
Conductor Material: Copper
Conductor Type: Solid
Insulation Material: PVC
Packaging & Delivery
Packing in roll or as your requirements |
4 weeks or as your request |
Specifications
copper wire
1.450/750V solid copper
2.PVC insulated
3.ISO CCC IEC standard
4.factory direct sales
High quality PVC insulated solid copper wire
1.Application:
This copper wire is suitable for fixed laying in power plant with AC rated voltage up to and including 450/750V.
2.Specification:
1). The rated voltage of the wires should equal to or higher then the rated voltage of the system when wires are used at AC system. If the wires are used at DC system, the rated voltage of system should lower then 1.5 times as high as rated voltage of cable and wires. The working voltage of the system could be 1.1 times as high as the rated voltage of the cable.
2). The long term working temperature should lower then 70oC. The working temperature of BV-90 should lower then 90oC. And the laying temperature should higher then 0oC.
3). The curve diameter of the wire should longer than 8 times of the diameter of the outer diameter of cable and wires if their outer diameter is 25 mm or above. If the diameter of cable and wires is above 25 mm, the curve diameter should be at least 12 times of the outer diameter of the cable and wires.
3. Structure size and technical data:
Type | Name | Laying place and requirement | Long term working temperature 0C |
60227IEC01 BV | Copper conductor PVC insulated wires | Fixed laid indoors Conduit etc. | 70 |
60227IEC07 (BV-90) | Heat resistant copper conductor PVC insulated wire at 90 0C | Mainly be laid at the places of high temperature environment and can be laid indoors ,conduits. | 90 |
60227IEC10 (BVV) BVV | Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires | Fixed laid, fit for the places with high mechanical protection and moisture place, can be laid in the air or underground. | 70 |
BVVB | Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires | ||
60227IEC02 (RV) 60227IEC06 (RV) | Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible connector wire | Mainly used at middle and light style moving electronics, home appliances, power and lighting and the places where flexible required |
70 |
60227IEC42 (RVB) | Copper conductor PVC insulated flat flexible connector wire | ||
RVS | Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible twisting connector wire | ||
60227IEC52 (RVV) 60227IEC53 | Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round flexible connector wire | ||
60227IEC08 (RV-90) | Cu conductor heat resistant PVC insulated flexible connector wire at 90 0C | Mainly used at the places where heat resistance is required | 90 |
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- Q: About a week ago, all the overhead lights in my apartment would not turn on. My landlord called her brother over and they replaced a faulty wire in my bedroom ceiling. Then the stove wouldn't workan electrician came and said they bumped the breaker out of place when they were fixing the other thing, and that's why the stove wouldn't go on. He put the breaker back into place and the stove works. I think the landlord should check the wiring to make sure everything is ok, but she keeps fixing just the problemsShe never had anyone come to look at all the wiring in the house. With what happened in the bedroom, is this an idication of a bigger problem?
- i would say NO it's not an indication of things to come. if the fuse box keeps tripping circuits ON IT'S OWN. i would think differently. the fact that they're not doing that would indicate to me that there would be no need to check the wiring. how would you check the wiring? you had what would appear to me to be an isolated incident. if the lights start flickering, that might indicate poor wiring. THE FUSE BOX IS TELLING YOU THAT THE WIRING IS IN WORKING ORDER. good luck to ya.
- Q: I have 4 consecutive 110v outlets that are only receiving 82v and the receptacles are not working. I tested them with a multimeter. I tested from both the receptacle and the wiring to the receptacle. What do i need to do to resolve this. The breaker isnt tripped, and the fuses are good. I have checked switches- to see if maybe one needs to remain on for the string of outlets to work, but there doesnt seem to be one tied into them. it is 4 outlets on one side of the living room. no gfi to reset. the house was built in the mid -90's. as far as i know-- there has been no hack job engineering done before i moved in. i bought the place from original owner, and they said its original wiring. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
- You have a loose wire connection in the daisy chain wiring. Outlets are wired from one to the next. First identify which circuit breaker is feeding your problem circuit. Then after turing it off. Go around and see which other outlets are also being fed by that circuit (they will be the ones that are turned off). Make a note of it and then turn the breaker back on and find the one that is the last one working before the first problem outlet. Now turn the breaker back off and pull that outlet out of it's box and check the wiring in the back of the outlet. Usually this problem occurs when the electrician that was wiring the circuit used the stab-in-the-back connections. The barbed prong that digs into the wire sometimes works loose. then makes a intermittent connection. You're getting 82 volts because the power is back-feeding back through to the loose connection. Anyway keep checking the back of each outlet that is in the bad circuit until your find the loose connection and can repair it. OK, if this is too far over your comfort zone, have a qualified electrician come out and trouble shoot it.
- Q: explain to me with drawings 'n steps to take
- In the U.S., you will likely need a professional (electrical) engineer to do any plans. He will likely be working with similar mechanical and plumbing people, and the architect. His work will also be affected by local codes and standards. Get the preliminary plans from the architect. Get size of building and estimate volts and amps needed. Confirm with local utility and tell HVAC people (mechanical engineers) so they can pick out systems that use the voltage. Figure out how much floor space you can cover with a 200A panel (or whatever size you plan to use). Put panels in the middle of each space that large. Add outlets, switches, lighting, and feeds to HVAC. Put in a main distribution panel to feed the sub-panels and check for breaker sizes, wire sizes, etc. Draw a 'panel diagram'. Check the final mechanical equipment schedule to be sure voltages and power use all match. Get the EE to stamp and seal. Deliver drawings.
- Q: I have strange wiring in my bathroom that I am trying to figure out and get working again. I have a two conductor with ground going into my fixture carrying the feed, then a three conductor with ground going to the switch. From the switch, there is a black wire jumped to the switch beside it(for the fan), then to the receptacle beside that. The white from the 3 conductor is going into the receptacle, the red and black into the switch for the light. Then there is a two conductor for the fan, with the black to the fan switch and a white to the receptacle. I have changed the two switches and matched them exactly as they were before, and changed the receptacle for a GFI. I neglected to write down how it is connected at the light fixture, so I am afraid to connect it wrong at that point. What is the correct way to hook this up?
- check this out go to web site listed below for all your wiring needs, printable diagrams,step by step instructions, they offer everything and its free click on the category that suits your needs and your on your way
- Q: If possible give me specifics, date month anything. If there is a document or website you know of that would help as well. Thanks in advance.
- The electrical code is national Ohio may require more the NEC(national electrical code) but not less. Even if they did try to make there code less any electrician would be liable for damage cause if he intentionally and knowing installed less than the NEC Do you mean for 220v appliances like dryers and stoves? off the top of my head 1996 I started in the trade in 95 and i remember it being talked about alot and i have never installed a 3wire A new code is put out every three years Wiki says 1999 here is a link
- Q: I was in my attic today and I stepped on a cable and it snapped How do I fix this?
- Get yourself an electrical box, some wire nuts, run each end of wire through knockouts on back of box, strip wire, wire nut back together, put a blank faceplate on and you up to code. 2 bucks for materials, an electrician will charge u fifty to do the same thing. Make sure you kill the powe first.
- Q: I remember dialing a short 3 digit number to fix a pothole in my neighborhood (although I can't remember the number). I was wondering if there was another one I can call that could fix this buzzing' noise caused by an electrical wire by my house that's quite annoying and a bit skeptical whether I should be alarmed by it or not. Appreciate it. :)
- In most cities it's 311. I believe it is in Los Angeles as well. However, the electrical lines are probably owned by your power company and my guess is that you'll have to contact them with any concerns you have or to get them fixed.
- Q: Every few months between 2am - 5am we are awaken to a electrical/fire burning smell. It only last about a minute and then it starts fading. We get up trying to locate it but with it only lasting a minute we can't pin point it. We unplug everything and smell all the electrical outlets and there is nothing. What else should we try?
- it really is not any longer extraordinary because the cabin pressurization comes from the engines. even if the engines devour, you scent. No, the sole bang become likely through actual incontrovertible actuality that the ducks were in a good Vee formation and those who were given ingested hit the engines at almost a similar time, for this reason sounding like one bang. i'd challenge to wager that it wasn't in simple terms the engines that took hits.
- Q: I am trying to wire up a digital thermostat. It has two black wires coming from the back of it, top and bottom.The wires coming from the wall are two wires and each have one black and one white for a total of two white wires and two black wires. How do I wire this thermostat up?Do I wire both whites to the top thermostat wire and both blacks to the bottom?I already tried both blacks to the top and both whites to the bottom and blew the damn thermostat up lol.This is to control two baseboard electrical heaters.
- 1 black to top and one black to the bottom and all the whites together.
- Q: What is the difference between cable wdz and cable wdzc?
- Friends, if the wire inside the wire insulation performance is not good, then it will cause the line leakage short circuit. Good performance will lead to water soak line connector lead to leakage short circuit ah. Generally can not have water ah.
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