LJ CONDUCTOR,JL/G1A CONDUCTOR,LGJ CONDUCTOR

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 30 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 20000 m.t./month

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Place of Origin: Jiangsu, China (Mainland)
Model Number: AAAC
Insulation Material: Other
Type: Low Voltage
Application: Overhead
Conductor Material: Aluminum
Jacket: Other

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Paper Roll,Iron Spool,Wooden Spool,Plastic Spool,Gift Box, Poll-out Box,Spools,Wooden Drums,Pallets and according to request
Delivery Detail:	7-20days

Specifications

1. Best price in same quality.
2. Best quality in same price
3. Good after-sales service

CATALOG

1 Stranded Bare Conductor
1.1 Aluminium stranded wire (AAC)
1.2 Aluminium Conductor Steel-Reinforced (ACSR)
1.3 Aluminium Alloy Stranded Wire (AAAC, AASC)
1.4 Bare Copper Stranded Wire
2 Aerial Insulated Cable (ABC)
2.1 Insulated aerial cable with rated voltage up to and including 1kV
2.2 Insulated aerial cable with rated voltage up to and inculding 10kV
2.3 Insulated aerial cable with rated voltage up to and inculding 30kV
2.4 Parallel multiple insulated overhead cable with rated voltage up to and including 1kV
3 Rubber sheathed Cable
3.1 Welding Cable
3.2 General Purpose Rubber sheathed Cable
4 Wires & Cables for Electric Equipment
4.1 PVC Insulated cable with rated voltage up to and including 450/750V (H07V-U, H07V-R, H07V-K, H07V-U, H07V-R, NYY, NYM, H03VV-F, H03VV2-F,H05VV-F,H05VV2-F)
4.2 PVC insulated cable,wire,and cord with the rated voltage up to and including 450V/750V (H07V-U, H07V-R, NYY, NYM)
4.3 PVC insulated and Nylon sheathed wire(THHN,THWN,THNN,T90)
4.4 Thermocouple extension wire
4.5 Radio-Frequency Cable (CATV, Coaxial Cable)
4.5.1 Solid conductor PE insulated radion-frequency cable
4.6 Strain Gauge Cable
4.7 Signal Cable for Periphery Equipments of Computer
4.8 PVC Insulated Shielding Cable for Radio
5 Speaker Wire
5.1 Speaker Wire
5.2 Hi-FI Equipment Power Supply Wire
6 Power Cable
6.1 XLPE Insulated Power Cable
6.1.1 XLPE insulated power cable with rated voltage 1kV(Um=1.2kV) & 35kv(Um=40.5kV)
6.1.2 XLPE insulated pwoer cable with rated voltage from 3.6/6kv to 26/35kv
6.2 PVC Insulated Power Cable
6.2.1 XLPE insulated power cable with rated voltage 1kV(Um=1.2kV) & 3kV(Um=3.6kV)
6.3 Fire-Retarding Power cable
6.4 Low Zero Halogen Fire-retarding Power Cable
6.5 High-Temperature Resistant Power Cable
6.6 Converter used connecting Power Cable
6.7 rat & termite proof XPLE Insulated Power Cable
7 Control Cable
7.1 PVC Insulated and Sheathed Control Cable
7.1.1 KVV450/750V Copper Conductor PVC Insulated and Sheathed Control Cable
7.1.2 KVV22 450/750V Copper Conductor PVC Insulated and Sheathed Control Cable With Steel Type Armour
7.1.3 KVVP 450/750V Copper Conductor PVC Insulated and Sheathed Control Cable With Braid Screen
7.1.4 KVVP2 450/750V Copper Conductor PVC Insulated and Sheathed Control Cable With Copper Tape Screen
7.1.5 KVVR 450/750V Copper Conductor PVC Insulated and Sheathed Flexible Control Cable
7.1.6 KVVR 450/750V Copper Conductor PVC Insulated and Sheathed Flexible Control Cable With Braid Screen
7.2 XLPE Insulated Control Cable
7.2.1 KYJV 600/1000V copper core XLPE insulated and PVC sheathed control cable
7.2.2 KYJVP2 600/1000V copper core XLPE insulated and PVC sheathed control cable
7.3 Plastic Insulated and Sereened control cable for Converter Station and Power Station
7.4 Flame retardant Plastic Insulated Control Cable
7.5 Fire-resistant Control Cable
7.6 Low Smoke Zero Halogen Fire-retarding Control Cable
7.7 High-Temperature Resistant Control Cable
7.7.1 Copper core FEP insulated FEP sheathed Control cable (KFF)
7.7.2 Copper core FEP insulated FEP sheathed screen Control cable with copper wire braid (KFFP)
7.8 Screened Control Cable for Computer
8 Communication Cable
8.1 Copper Core Polyolefin Insulated Aluminum-Plastic Composite Sheathed Communication Cable
8.2 PVC Insulated and Sheath Cable for Low Frequency Communication LAN &?Terminal Cable
8.2.1 PVC Insulated and Sheath Cable for Low Frequency Communication LAn Cable
8.2.2 PVC Insulated and Sheath Cable for Low Frequency Communication Terminal Cable
8.3 Category 5 Unscreened and Twisted Cable for Digital Communication Cable
8.4 Twisted PE Insulated and PVC Sheathed Local Telephone Cable
8.5 PVC Insulated and PVC Sheathed Mining Telephone Cable

Q: The wire I need only comes bare and I would like to try enameling it myself with polyester-imide or polyester-nylon, so that it comes out like magnet wire. What all would I need?: You can't use bare copper for coil windings. It would be like having a shorted coil. The varnish or enamel gives a coating thick enough to insulate from shorting and thin enough to allow for efficient induction. I don't see how you can make a winding without it touching itself at some point. Most coils overlap.

Q: why is neutral wire.explain plz: in case you're speaking with regard to the cord from the ceiling to the wall swap, that's the place you interrupt the flexibility going to the ceiling container. If there is basically one cord and that's warm, its the cord that comes from the flexibility source and you nevertheless could desire to run one as much as the ceiling to end the transport of ability. there is not any could desire to swap the impartial cord, so it would not get run right down to the swap, basically the nice and comfortable/black cord. What does the ceiling have? If there's a black cord that's no longer stay, and a white cord, then perhaps your black cord to the ceiling from the swap has been pulled out of the swap container. do away with the container and dig around and notice in case you will locate it. turn off the optimum mutually as you do it, as you do no longer understand what is going on yet with the circuits.

Q: I dont' know if quot;a wiremeans phone call, or whatever the original sentene from the story is as follows:quot;Because I had a wire from Hilton Cubittthis morning.quot;: That's from the day of telegraph messages; it was the urgent medium.

Q: i changed the sprak plugs wires on my 1990 300e and when i put the car on Drive it vibrates strongly. i kept checking that each wire is in the right place and on. do i need to restart the brain or reprogram the car ?: Sounds like if you are sure the wires are in the right place, you might have spiked the coil assy. I would buy a $7.00 spark tested and make sure all wires are sending spark to the plugs.

Q: siting on a roof and the wire is running into the house, what if you touch it?: Those electrical thick wires were some insulated high grade plastic jacket wire. Electricity is blocked from leaking by the plastic sleeve. I see no danger to touch those plastic wire. They also has a bare copper wire for grounding. It is also safe to touch the ground wire.

Q: I m wondering if there s a Neutral Wire in this picture (yes I turned off the breaker to get this photo). I want to put in a quot;Smart Light Switchand they require a Neutral Wire. I ll have an electrician do the work, but want to make sure the wire exists first.: The wiring appears illegal The wire connected to the 2 black wires appears to be a bare copper wire. If this is the case, it is illegal and very dangerous. The bare wire is a ground wire. Someone use a 2 wire cable with ground in place of a 3 wire cable with ground. It appears they used the ground wire to supply electricity to the switch and receptacle. Use the common (Neutral) wire on the receptacle. A good qualified electrician will not use that wiring and will insist on correcting it. If the ground is being used as a current carrying conductor as it appears; this is not only a shock hazard but also a fire hazard. Have a licensed qualified insured electrician check this as soon as possible.

Q: Wiring together 200 + different colored LEDs. Voltage per LED ranges from 2.5 - 3.6. What is the best way to go about wiring them together and what type of power source should i use?: You have the voltage requirements for the LEDs, but a current requirement (and hence a measure of power consumed) would be useful. Find this out. Regarding power source, a battery that satisfies the requirements below will suffice... You have a choice of wiring in series or parallel. Parallel means effectively a branch of wire per LED (voltage over each LED is battery voltage; current into each is battery current divided by number of LEDs), while series means one long wire going through them all (battery current goes through them all, voltage over each is battery voltage divided by number of LEDs). Depends on the presentation you want, and what you are using them for. When you decide which wiring type you want to use, just make sure the wires you buy are sufficient for carrying whatever current you predict will be flowing through each. Have fun :p

Q: Who makes the best spark plug wires? i think the ones on my car are crap...they are Mag*star O.E. replacements, and they suck. What do you recomend?Its an 89 thunderbird: If you want the best spark plug wires get a set of Belden wires. They are the best without modifications such as enhanced coil,etc. While Motorcraft wires are OE, the Beldens are by far better and will last longer. Good luck.

Q: Okay I bought a new light for outside my home. I called the electrician, he got the wiring from the ground and we added cement so we would bolt down the light. Now i need help adding a photocontrol.: yes, the photo cell will work anywhere, in fact it will probably work better where the light is not hitting it when it comes on. It will work longer if direct sunlight cannot get at it.

Q: What happens when you hook these 2 wires up right along each other?: if you have an rca tv which works with 12 volts.......if the wires not connected to battery...there no problem. if connected to battery....the fuse blows.(close to battery on wire)....if there is no fuse....wires burn...risk of fire....do not forget...every device works with car battery MUST and MUST be eouipped fuse .

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