PVC Eletrical wire 1.5mm2 -- 240 mm2
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1). Voltage: 300/500V
2). Application:electric equipment, household, and electrical appliance.
3). Specification (Electrial wires series include the following) :
* Solid copper (or aluminum) conductor, PVC insulated single core electrical wire
* Stranded copper conductor, PVC insulated single core electrical wire
* Solid copper conductor, PVC insulated and PVC sheathed round multi-core electrical wire
* Solid or stranded copper conductor, PVC insulated and PVC sheathed flat electrical wire(two cores or three cores)
Norminal cross section size of conductor:
1.5mm2 -- 240 mm2
4) rate temperature: 90°c
5).Package
A reel = 100m
margin of error: ±0.5%
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PVC Eletrical wire 1.5mm2 -- 240 mm2
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