Low Voltage(0.6~1kV) PVC insulated electrical power cable
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Low Voltage(0.6~1kV) PVC Insulated Electrical Power Cable
1. Type, Designation and Application
Type | Designation | Application | |
Cu | Al | ||
VV | VLV | PVC insulated PVC sheathed power cable | Suitable for indoor, channel, conduit. Unable to bear mechanical stress. |
VY | VLY | PVC insulated PE sheathed power cable | |
VV22 | VLV22 | PVC insulated steel-tape armored PVC sheathed power cable | Installed in underground, can bear mechanical stress, but cannot endure large pulling force. |
VV23 | VLV23 | PVC insulated steel-tape armored PE sheathed power cable | |
VV32 | VLV32 | PVC insulated thin steel-wire armored PVC sheathed power cable | Can be installed in vertical well, and bear large mechanical pulling force. |
VV42 | VLV42 | PVC insulated steel-wire armored PVC sheathed power cable | |
VV33 | VLV33 | PVC insulated thin steel-wire armored PE sheathed power cable | |
VV43 | VLV43 | PVC insulated steel-wire armored PE sheathed power cable | |
Note: According to customers’ requirements we can produce flame retardant, fire proof, termite resistant, LSOH and low smoke low halogen, etc.
2. Range of Production
Type | No. of cores | Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV | |
Cu | Al | Nominal cross-section (mm2) | |
VV VY | VLV VLY | 1 | 1.5~630 |
VV22 VV23 | VLV22 VLV23 | 10~630 | |
VV VY | VLV VLY | 2 | 1.5~240 |
VV22 VV23 | VLV22 VLV23 | 4~240 | |
VV32(42) VV33(43) | VLV32(42) VLV33(43) | 4~240 | |
VV VY | VLV VLY | 3 | 1.5~300 |
VV22 VV23 | VLV22 VLV23 | 2.5~300 | |
VV32(42) VV33(43) | VLV32(42) VLV33(43) | 4~300 | |
VV VY | VLV VLY | 4 3+1 | 1.5~300 |
VV22 VV23 | VLV22 VLV23 | 2.5~300 | |
VV32(42) VV33(43) | VLV32(42) VLV33(43) | 4~300 | |
VV VY | VLV VLY | 5 4+1 3+2 | 1.5~300 |
VV22 VV23 | VLV22 VLV23 | 2.5~300 | |
VV32(42) VV33(43) | VLV32(42) VLV33(43) | 4~300 | |
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- Q:First the facts:I think I have a short in an electrical wire in my wall somewhere.The circuit breaker held for 10-15 minute spurts and then would pop. I replaced it and it held for about a week. What does this mean?I installed cabinets and feard I had hit a wire or loosened a connection. I took off the cabinets (UGG) and checked all teh screw holes by cutting the rock. No punctured wires. I unplugged everything and it still popped. How can I find where in this line a short is taking place? I had heard about continuity tests that can determine where shorts are taking place. How do you do this?
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- Q:electrical house wiring questions : what do we call (whats the technical name) to the wire use in electrical house wiring connect to the switches (buttons) ? one is the hot wire (live wire) the other one is . ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with neutral wire ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with earth wire ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with another hot (live) wire ?what do we call (whats the technical name) to the wire use in electrical house wiring connect to the switches (buttons) ? one is the hot wire (live wire) the other one is . ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with a half-wire ?
- 1) called Neutral - it is uncharged and is effectively connected to earth ground. 2) Ref # 1 - connecting a charged (live) wire with neutral is the same as connecting a charged wire with an infinite capacity (ground). The current flow is maximum (tends toward infinity). In house wiring this would be called a direct short (circuit) and would blow the fuse or circuit breaker. 3) Same effect as # 2 above 4) hot wire with hot wire in normal house wiring answer is IT DEPENDS. Nothing would happen if the two hot wires were from the *same* 120 vac feed line. But there are TWO(2) different 120 VAC feed lines coming into each house along with a Neutral line. The two different 120 VAC lines are 180 degrees out of phase. This is so 240 volts AC can be obtained across them. This higher voltage is necessary to power certain large household appliances, motors, heat pumps, etc. Having the live sides of these two out of phase sources contact each other would make a 240 volt short circuit causing immediate shut down by circuit breaker but not without a large arc, and some likely melting of wire,etc. 5) repeat of question # 1 (see above) 6) a half-wire? This is technology I've not heard about - maybe 1 1/2 wire :)
- Q:Electrical Wiring for solar USB Charger with rechargeable battery?My goal is to have some sort of three way connection that would allow my charger to have the option of having power run from:A) the solar panel to the batteriesB) the solar panel to the USB female connectorC) the batteries to the USB female connectorwith one switch if possible,Currently I have a DPDT center off switch that allows me to control whether power to the USB is coming from the batteries or the solar panel. Is there a 4-position rotary switch that could give me the 3 different on positions and 1 off position? How would I wire this?
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- Q:Generally do not exceed 50 degrees, the higher the temperature the faster the faster What are the wires, such as 16 tubes?
- Mobile power points are many, since our company developed to the present, the general mobile power is mainly 1A is 2.1A. Normally when we open a mobile power to the mobile phone when charging a good point of the mobile power will automatically detect the current when charging, if the specified detection time does not detect the charge current or less than the mobile power supply current, the The mobile power will automatically turn off, so that the charge does not enter the power. There is to determine whether the mobile power is a problem, the simplest is to charge the mobile power for half an hour of electricity, and then to the phone to determine whether the mobile power is good or bad. Also do not understand, you can message online.
- Q:Hi Everyone,I live in California. So this is for a California home.I am trying to hook up ceiling fan. The Ceiling fan has two colors: White and black.However, the electrical wire to the house outlet has the following colors: Red, White, and Green.I believe Green is ground. So, would the wire pair connections be:Red-BlackWhite-WhiteGreen - Fan unit chassisAnd input would be great!Thanks!
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- Q:There is a thing that can measure the location of the wire inside the wall, what is this instrument called? What is its working principle? Thank you in detail
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- Q:I have a box in my bathroom with 2 light switches. I'm trying to replace one light switch with a light switch + outlet. The existing switch has a black (hot) wire and a black output to the light fixture. I need to add a common/neutral/white wire to the new switch which will also have a GFCI 120v outlet. In the box there are 4 white wires connected together with one of those 4-plug wire connectors. I have always used twist-caps before to connect 3 wires at most. I am not familiar with these plug-in type connectors. It looks like those plugs are one-way / insert only / no removal. I believe I need to tap into that with a 5th white wire, but there are no open slots in the plug connector. What should I do?
- In my opinion, these things Quik-Conns, are trouble. The safest, best way out of this is to call a pro. The reason why is that the NEC does not allow a GFCI receptacle on with a lighting circuit. If you have a stack switch/GFCI receptacle, you will notice that there wires coming from the switch part while the GFCI has screw terminals. This is so they shall be kept separate. Good luck in all you do and may God bless. EDIT: The only acceptable way to remove wires from them is to cut them loose. If you pull, tug or jerk them out, you will actually loosen the tabs that make contact, thus causing a loose connection which leads to them overheating. Heat cause fire. Get the point? If you have to do this, Cut them. Strip 1-1/4 of insulation off of the four existing wires and 1 pig-tail. Twist all 5 wires together, cutting off the excess. Install a Big Blue wire-nut. I advise against doing it this way, as it will not meet the National Electrical Code, and insurance companies look for ANYTHING to deny a claim.
- Q:Wire inside the two lines, red and black, black line is the line of fire or zero line ah?
- Generally stipulated that black is zero line, but the special situation is another matter.
- Q:I am trying to install new electrical cooking controls into my kiln. the part is robert shaw inf-240-31b, or 5501-473. I drew a diagram of how it was attached to the wiring inside the kiln before i took it apart, but now that i have the new controls, and i am installing them, i realized that i left something out of my diagram. at the top of the control, there are three prongs sticking out. the first is labeled P, the second, L1, and the third, L2. however, when I drew my diagram, i only drew two prongs sticking out at the top, and did not label them in my sketch. there are two wires that need to be connected to the prongs. which two do I connect to the wires? and what to P, L1, and L2 represent?
- I am assuming that kiln uses 240 volts because it is high power. If instead it is gas fired then you are talking 120 volts just to safely open and close that gas valve. For 240 volts, L1 and L2 are typically the two live wires. For 120 volts L1 is usually the live wire and L2 usually the neutral. The third one must be a ground to keep you from getting a shock if live wires touch any metal on the outside of the control. Usually it does not make any difference for 240 volts where you connect L1 and L2. For 120 volts you need to get the live wire to the right place. For the 240 volts there is probably a switch symbol on the diagram that opens both wires for shutoff. For the 120 volts the switch is only in one of the wires and that is the L1 live one. If you are in doubt try phoning tech support at Robert-Shaw.
- Q:My home is 2.5 square aluminum, I would like to ask the maximum load of electricity a few kilowatts, thank you!
- As long as the steel is not cut off, there is no problem
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Low Voltage(0.6~1kV) PVC insulated electrical power cable
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 20000 m/month
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