PVC Electric Wire 2 10mm with 450/750V
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- 300 Kilometers per Month m/month
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PVC insulated wires belong to the series of laying electric wires, which are mainly suitable for laying at the fixed places. It is widely used as connectors of drive, lighting, electric equipments, instrument and telecommunication equipments with rated voltage 450/750Vor below. Parts of the plastic wires are used at the equipment with AC rated voltage 300/500V or below. Its working temperature is different according to different insulation materials, mainly 70 and 90 degrees temperature, etc. According to the conductor type, it includes solid conductor PVC insulated electrical wire, stranded PVC insulated wire, and flexible PVC insulated wire with different colors. According to shape, it includes flat wire, and round wire with different colors.
According to core number, it includes single core wire, multi-core wire with different colors.
- Q: Although metals and salts have similar lattice structures, metals make good materials for electrical wiring. Why aren’t salts used instead?
- Metals have electrons which rather leap from atom to atom, offering electric powered present day. Salts regularly have a steel and nonmetal at usual durations. The electrons are tightly shared between the ion pairs and are not loose to shuttle.
- Q: Hi, I'm finishing part of my basement and will be running new wires and adding electrical outlets. I've some question about the electrical wiring code: I frame the wall with 2x4 with a few inches distance off the concrete wall. 1. When running wire from wall to ceiling joint, can I run the wire around the inner side of the top plate(between studs and concrete wall) instead of drilling hole on the top plate and running through the hole? I will staple the rest of the wire along the stud and joint too, 11/4 inch away to the rim.2. When drilling the hole in the stud for wiring, can I drill the hole closer to the concrete wall but the hole is less than 11/4 to the inner side of the stud? Is this against the code? I know I cann't nail from the inner side after framing:)3. It the 6 feet rule aplly also to basemnent as a recreation room, for all walls?4. Is wall switch-controlled lighting outlet means I have to install switch controlled receptacle or switch controlled light is enough? Thanks for your help!
- This Site Might Help You. RE: electrical wiring code for basement? Hi, I'm finishing part of my basement and will be running new wires and adding electrical outlets. I've some question about the electrical wiring code: I frame the wall with 2x4 with a few inches distance off the concrete wall. 1. When running wire from wall to ceiling joint, can I run
- Q: I purchased at Ace Hardware a Bell Wire, and it says on the back for low voltage use up to 48 volts it is a solid/very sturdy wire with a green instulation i have three questions;1) can/should i use it to wire 3 3v led's to a nine volt battery or is it to thick of wire?( to thick meaning the 9v wont fill the whole wire resulting in loss of electricity)2) Can/should i wire 2 12v 12amp batteries an extremely short distance with it or is it not of high enough quality(like gauge).3) is there such thing as overkill? ex: using 12 guage wire for 2v or is it just unreasunable to do thatPs. Sorry for all the confusing launguge i dont know all the correct terms, im trying my best.
- Bell wire is is just fine for all of it. the 48 volt limit is probably due to the insulation not being very thick. I assume this is #18 wire? Somewhere it says ## AWG(american wire gauge) 22 or 24 is great 18 is a little large but it's OK. 1 Yes you can use it to power 33V LEDs to a 9 v battery but 9 volts may not be enough because the Batt. may sag too much. If that doesn't work add a 1.5 volt batt.(AA) in series making 10.5V and add a 500 ohm potentiometer, making the brightness variable. remember that the brighter it is the shorter the battery life. 2) I don't know what you are going to power with these batteries. The 12 amps is CAPABILITY not what it puts out. It can supply up to 12 amps while still supplying up to 10.5 V. 3) There is overkill like using 12 gauge wire to supply 0.3 Amps. It says you don't know what you are doing. We both know that ,but; you don't need to advertise it, we can keep it a secret. It is obvious that you need to learn some things about volts and amps. Write to me and ask I will tutor you. We can bring you up to speed.OK? You will either have to let others contact you on answers or send me your email address for me to reply by email.
- Q: I am wiring a new screened-in porch, and i need to run wires to a switch box through conduit. I plan to run conduit from the basement out to the box and then into the ceiling, where i will then change the wire into reqular Romex when it is in the enclosed ceiling. I need to know how many wires will fit in the conduit. I was planning on using 1 inch conduit from and to the switch box. I am using 14-2 wire through a 1 conduit. thanks
- wHalf inch conduit is fine. Rather than try bending the conduit, you could run straight to lengths to ells with covers. The wire will push for a considerable distance through straight runs. If a ground connection is available at the point from which you take power, it would be best to run a green ground wire in the conduit, and use Romex with a ground. Also you might consider using number 12 wire all the Way, if you are connecting to a 20 amp breaker or fuse. That way you could put a receptacle out there too.
- Q: because it just happened in my brothers room. the wire that comes from behind the electrical socket randomly caught fire
- the fire department has ways to prove who`s fault it is. Or if it was an accident. if some one is to blame there is room for a law suit!
- Q: ground electrical switch that doesnt have ground wire
- Adding ground wire would be a simple fix. Chances are, if your switch does not have a ground, niether does your outlets and lighting fixtures. Simple fix, and safer.
- Q: Today looked at the TV room wall rang a bit no electricity and then looked at the nearest place from the safe box there are electricity where other places are no electricity I think it should be the wall of the living room wall out of the question how to determine the location of the problem The More
- Digital Television? You say is the flat-panel TV ah is generally by the source, or similar keys
- Q: can please any one let me know the meaning of db written on electrical wires
- It means distribution board
- Q: I moved in a new house and they just cut off the electrical wire to the garage door opener. the old wire is 18 gauge/3 and i put a 16 gauge /3 on it. is it safe. works fine. will it pull more juice since it is 16 gauge or its max juice that runs through it is bigger.
- RE: I am making a chandelier, what gauge wire should I use? I am making a chandelier. It is made up of 19 light bulbs wired in parallel, all of them are 40 watt bulbs. I am plugging this chandelier into a standard 120 volt wall socket. I think I should use 18 gauge wire minimum, and 16 gauge wire to be safe but I'm not sure. What gauge wire
- Q: For example if I put a screw in the wall and it goes through an electrical wire will that screw cause electrical leaks. Another example is everytyhing in house was unplugged and shut off and power meter was still running, what could be the cause?
- yes and no, when it comes to comms gear between wired handsets, you can have a pull off or a leak if the wire gets wet, this happens with the emf field which is generated by flow of electrons. when you pull on the emf, you create an amperage draw, which can result in a leak. in a house, you have a lot of appliances that draw a small ammount even when off.if its an older meter, they run off detecting emf through magnets, an old trick was to put a magnet against the ones that spin and watch it slow down, or even reverse if the magnet is strong enough since it is providing an emf. and the screw on the wall will not cause a leak in itself, unless it hits a grounded object to make a return path. the insulation on wire is not like a pipe for water or gas, it does not prevent electricity in a low voltage setting( low voltage is 600 volts or lower) from escaping, it prevents it from hitting anything to ground out. in high voltage there is no insulation, because it will not stop the emf field. when these wires get wet they hum due to creating decently unnatural waves on the electromagnetic spectrum and cause the air to vibrate around it, this is also a slight drain. transfomers also hum due to the fact they are basically an emf generator and an emf catcher, with the catcher pulling whatever amperage is needed out of it to the facility it powers
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PVC Electric Wire 2 10mm with 450/750V
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Meters m
- Supply Capability:
- 300 Kilometers per Month m/month
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