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PTC thermistor alloy wires a quality high strength

PTC thermistor alloy wires a quality high strength

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PTC thermistor alloy wires for Temperature Sensitive Resistance

PTC Alloy wire has medium resistivity and high positive temperature coefficient of resistance. It is widely used in various heaters. It can automatically control temperature and adjust power by keeping constant current and limiting current.

Temp. Coeff. Of Resistance: TCR:0-100℃    ≥(3000-5000)X10-6/℃

Resistivity: 0-100℃    0.20-0.38μΩ.m

Chemical composition

Name

Code

Main Composition (%)

Standard

Fe

S

Ni

C    

P

Temperature Sensitive Resistance alloy wire

PTC

Bal.

<0.01

77~82

<0.05

<0.01

Q/320412 HXK 001-2008

Note: we also offer special alloy for special needs under the contract

Properties

Name

Type

(0-100℃) 

Resistivity

(μΩ.m)

(0-100℃)  
Temp. Coeff. Of Resistance

(αX10-6/℃)

(%)
Elongation

(N/mm2)

Tensile

Strength

Standard

Temperature Sensitive Resistance alloy wire

PTC

  0.20-0.38

 ≥3000-5000





≥390

GB/T6145-2010


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ABYC standard is tinned stranded copper conductor, with crimped, or crimped and soldered (but not solely soldered), connections (no wire nuts, ever). It's a higher standard than for land-based wiring because of the corrosive environment and the shock and vibration that comes with operating a boat. At the point of connection, a soldered joint is equivalent to a solid conductor joined to a stranded conductor, and it will be weakened by vibration. there are other differences but that's all I feel like typing right now.
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Common. Sure, that's what the wrap is for. As long as there is no bare wire showing, and the wrap is tight, and the wires are bonded, you're good (enough).
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Ok here we go. The 12v should run directly from the positive terminal from your car battery or a 12 VOLT source. The gnd is Ground and should be attached to a bolt any bolt near the amplifier that comes in contact with bare metal in the car that connects to the cars frame. The rem or remote wire should be connected to your car stereo. This is normally a blue wire that sends a signal charge to your amp every time your car turns on so that your amp turns on and off according to if your stereo is on. Hope this helps LIMBO
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Contact the website below to get an answer to what training and testing you will need for each category of electrician in New York.
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Put out rat bait

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