PVC Insulated and Sheathed Flat Cable 300 /500V & 450/750V
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 600 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
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1. Product Description：
1. Wire - Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat cable is made in compliance with the national standard and have passed the CCC--China Compulsory Certification, which contains the recondition of national security certificate--CCEE. Imports of Safety and Quality Licensing System--CCIB. China Certification Electromagnetic Compatibility--EMC
2. Range of application: A.C rated voltage 300/500V
3. The permissible continuous operating temperature of wire shall not exceed 70 centigrade and the installation temperature of wire shall not be lower than -15 degree
2. Product Characteristic：
1. Main colors: sheath--white/black/grey; 2cores--red and black; 3cores--red, yellow and blue.
2. Minimum bending radius: Up to 10mm², 3 x overall diameter;10mm² to 25mm², 4 x overall diameter
3. The cable can be of flame retardance, fire resistance and other property
4. Remark: We are able to produce 2C, 2C+E, 3C & 3C+E by AS/NZS
3. Product Specification：
Type | H05VVH2-U, H07VVH2-R, H05VVH2-F, H05VVH4-U, H07VVH4-R, H05VVH4-F, BS6004 624*Y | |
Voltage Rate | 300/500V, 450/750V | |
Cores | 2C, 3C, 2C+E, 3C+E | |
Range of Nominal cross section: | 0.75 mm2 ~ 16 mm2 | |
Application | These cables are used for general purpose, as building wire for power, lighting and control wire to electrical appliances, suitable for use in conduit and for fixed, protected installation. | |
Standard | IEC60227, BS6004, GB/T5023, JB/T8734 | |
Constructions | Conductor: Class 1/2 annealed bare copper solid or strands Insulation: PVC Sheath: PVC Core color: White, Grey or others on request | |
Max. Operating Temperature | 70℃, can be90℃ and 110℃ as per requirement | |
4. Reference Picture：
- Q: Electrical wire, optical wire, air, and space.Help!
- Information can be transmitted via several methods: Electromagnetic Pulses. Electrical Waves. Radio Waves. Sound Waves. Light Waves. Now you figure out which goes with each one.
- Q: How does the three wires of the air conditioning plug connect to the plug?
- The plug to face their own, the right side of the line of fire, the left side of the zero line, for the protection of ground
- Q: I have 4 consecutive 110v outlets that are only receiving 82v and the receptacles are not working. I tested them with a multimeter. I tested from both the receptacle and the wiring to the receptacle. What do i need to do to resolve this. The breaker isnt tripped, and the fuses are good. I have checked switches- to see if maybe one needs to remain on for the string of outlets to work, but there doesnt seem to be one tied into them. it is 4 outlets on one side of the living room. no gfi to reset. the house was built in the mid -90's. as far as i know-- there has been no hack job engineering done before i moved in. i bought the place from original owner, and they said its original wiring. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
- Great answer from 'mermeliz'. Please reward it with 10 points. I agree with the probable culprit. Here is a method to find the problem. Not 100% guaranteed, but works almost all of the time. If it doesn't, you will be stuck opening each receptacle on the circuit until you find the problem. Turn on all of your non-working lights and plug lamps into any non-working receptacles. Make sure that any computers, or other sensitive electronics are not plugged into this circuit. Take a lamp or an extension cord around to the all of the receptacles on this circuit. DON'T rule out the working receptacles either. Try them too. Plug it in and wiggle the plug (hard enough to wiggle the receptacle too). You will probably find one where doing this suddenly causes your non-working lights/receptacles to come back to life. This will be your culprit. As 'mermeliz' correctly stated, a lot of homes are wired with receptacles using 'stab-in-the-back' connections. These are actually still in use and are deemed safe for installation. The problem is that they have a terrible failure rate. The term 'stab-in-the-back' also applies to what they do to you later. Any replacement should have screw terminal connections.
- Q: Home improvement, the wire specifications generally how to choose? Lighting, sockets, air conditioning with a few square lines? Ground specifications can be lighter than the line of fire, zero line?
- High-definition interface is best to use high-definition line connection, if not, should try to use color video cable and audio cable connection TV cable is relatively poor
- Q: I need to melt fishing line with the resistance in an electrical wire powered by a 9 volt battery. how do i go about this safely??
- The smaller the diameter of the wire, the higher it's resistance will be - it's the resistance to current flow that creates heat - as well as the amount of current flow. But batteries have their own internal resistance - a large current flow out of a small battery will mostly heat the battery. If you can use resistance wire (specially made to have resistance - get some out of an old toaster, or a power resistor, or light bulb filament), that would help. If not, use the smallest diameter of steel wire you can get. You could avoid the batteries internal resistance problem by using the battery to charge a capacitor , with a resistor in circuit so that the battery voltage stays high (internal resistance is why battery voltage falls off under load). once cap is charged, It can rapidly discharge the current all at once. Use a large capacitor with a voltage rating not too much greater than 9volt. Keeping the heat concentrated will be important. maybe have your wire and fishing line on top of one brick, and cover it with another. Prewarm the bricks as much as you're allowed (light bulb?)
- Q: i mean i know its SUPER dangerous but if you are trying to make a circuit and insert a wire into a socket, and if you don't touch it, could it still work?? im not saying im going to do this in real life, but i have to make a picture of a rube goldberg machine and would it work, if you didnt touch the wire?
- The residential modern electric outlet has three holes.The rounded one, the ground, would not normally be a threat when you put a wire into its opening if the house wiring were installed per Code. One of the other two holes is a neutral wire connection, or could be a hot wire connection depending on the original electrician wiring the house. If you put a wire in one of those two holes, the ones that are side by side in the outlet, you may or may not have an ability to receive a shock, depending if you put your wire into the hot opening. Even then, if you did touch the hot wire stuck in the hot opening, and if you didn't touch a grounded element in your house, you wouldn't receive a shock. If you did touch a grounded element in your house, you could be electrocuted, and that wouldn't be nice. I'm not sure what you are experimenting with, but, unless you put at least two wires into the outlet, at the neutral and hot openings, you could not get a complete circuit to energize any experiment; you could then really hurt yourself! Best to let this experiment go until you are older, and have an electrical, knowledgeable person help you.
- 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!
- Be careful, as you never know what wires were hooked to what. That convention sounds right, but not everyone follows convention. Yes, the green is ground, and it usually connected to a green screw in the appliance meant for that purpose.
- Q: hope you can help
- pure iron cannot be used since highly pure iron has low strength of 150 mega pascals.steel can be used in car bodies (plain steel is an alloy of iron and carbon). Steel with low Carbon content (ex: mild steel) is used and alloy steels can also be used. it has to be ductile and high fracture toughness. Good tensile strength is needed. For the copper to be used as electrical wires it has to be 99.7% pure. After copper is drawn to thin wires, it looser conductivity so it has to annealed to get back conductivity.
- Q: I bought a house with a few newer built rooms and I know the wiring is new but for the rest of the house which was built in the 40's it has old braided looking type of wiring. Instead of hiring an electrician to come in and completely rewire all the old stuff, I would like to run all the wiring myself to save some money and then have an electrician come in and put a new box in and hook it all up.
- It will be cheaper to have it done right by a licensed electrician.No electric company is going to sign off on work that a unlicensed electrician worked on. Once an electrician works on the wiring such as replacing the breaker box he has bought the entire system. Second, the city will not pass the work done and therefore there will be no approval for the insurance company.
- Q: I just need to confirm if is is safe. This is for DIY electrical wiring in Australia. This is for a 3 light traffic light I purchased off OKorder that need wiring. There are four plugs. Each plug lots up one light individually (which each are active) and the other one is neutral+earth plug only.Plug 1: Neautral and Earth contained on this plug and active missing from it.Plug 2: Active (red light) and neutral/earth missing on it.Plug 3: active (yellow light) and neutral/earth missing on it.Plug 4 active (green light) and neutral/earth missing on it.Does this make sense? If not, I can try again to make it understandable.
- active and neutral lines are needed to lit a bulb. Earth is just to make the lights safe. Having only one line (active or neutral) will not work or cause damage. However, I would first check wire connections to the bulbs themselves. You need to see that each are getting one earth, one neutral and one live. You should do this PRIOR to connecting the plugs to the main. It is simple wiring, but if you haven't done this before, I strongly, suggest you ask an electrician or drop the seller an email to ask about the connections.
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PVC Insulated and Sheathed Flat Cable 300 /500V & 450/750V
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 600 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
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