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1. Product Description:
1. building electric cables wire Appliation
Cables used for communication system, its rated voltage should be at least equal to the system of nominal voltage, In dc system, nominal voltage should not greater than 1.5 times of rated voltage, System allows more than nominal voltage working voltage by 10%.
2. Product Characteristic:
(1)cables long-term allowed no more than 70°c, BV - 90 shall not exceed 90 Celsius temperature , the installation should not below 0°c Celsius temperature .
(2) cable permissible min. bending radius: less than 25 mm of exterior cable should be no less than 4 times of cable diameter, if for 25 millimeters, wire bending radius should not less than 6 times of cable diameter.
(3) wire and cable length of knitting or into the dish for 100 meters, length error of 0.5 meters
(4) RV - 90 long-term allowed no more than 90 °c
3.Specification：
Type | Name | Laying place and requirement | Crated voltage | Nominal Section (mm2 |
227IEC01(BV) | Copper conductor PVC insulated wires Aluminum conductor PVC insulated wires | Fixed laid indoors Conduit etc. | 450/750 300/500 450/750 | 1.5...185 |
227IEC05 (BV) | 0.5...1 | |||
BLV | 2.5...185 | |||
227IEC07(BV-90) | Heat resistant copper conductor PVC insulated wire at 900C | Mainly be laid at the places of high temperature environment and can be laid indoors ,conduits. | 300/500 | 0.5...2.5 |
BVR | Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible cable | Be for laying permanent place where flexible required. | 450/750 | 2.5...150 |
BLVV | Aluminum conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires |
Fixed laid, fit for the places with high mechanical protection and moisture place, can be laid in the air or underground. | ||
BVVB | Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires | 300/500 | 1...10 | |
BLVVB | Aluminum conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires | 300/500 | 2.5...10 | |
227IEC02(RV) 227IEC06(RV) | Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible connector wire | Mainly used at middle and light style moving electronics, home appliances, power and lighting and the places where flexible required | 450/750 300/500 | 1.5...240 0.3...1 |
227IEC42(RVB) | Copper conductor PVC insulated flat flexible connector wire | 300/300 | 0.3...1.5 |
4. Reference Picture：
- Q: Does anyone know what the voltage means on electrical wire sheathing? Some 14AWG wires show 600V and others are 800V.I have a burnt wire that shows 1000V.They are all 14AWG, stranded, copper wire. I just don't know what the voltage rating means. Does the wire support up to that many volts or does the sheath resist heat better the higher the number is?
- Wires have a whole bunch of specifications. The metal, copper or aluminum…what is the current carrying capacity under a given set of circumstances… The insulator, the jacket For example a wire designed for a heating appliance like a range will not necessarily resist UV, oil…exposure The voltage rating is generally a function of insulation thickness The particular material, rubber, plastic, ceramic, glass, is more related to heat endurance Hope this properly answers your question Guru
- Q: Can electrical wire from a 50 ft drop cord be used to re-wire the lights on a old car with a 12 volt system ?
- I wouldn't recommend it. It isn't designed for the elements or the heat it will encounter. You can buy wire by the roll at any parts store for a very reasonable price. Mickey mousing is what usually leads to fires.
- Q: HelloRecently I installed 100W Bulbs in my home and noticed that the light fixtures became extremely hot and within 10 minutes they had started melting the insulation. So i looked at the wire and found that it was 18 Gauge and found that through all fixtures of the home some of them with at least 20 feet of wiring is this up to code? I also noticed that many sockets would not allow a laptop to charge or even a cell phone what could be the cause of this? I'm in ontario canada.
- I believe that Ontario codes requires that NMD90 14 gauge wire be used.
- Q: I was just doing some investigating to my home's electrical setup, on curiosity. I noticed that I have a room with two electric heat panels, each rated at 2548W. They are on 12AWG wire, and a 20A breaker. I did the math, and came up with a total current draw of 21.23A. How come my breaker isn't tripping? And is this a fire hazard?
- A household circuit breaker has a trip time characteristic that is a function of current. The higher the current, the faster it trips. A 20A breaker may well never trip at 21.23 A. There is considerable conservatism in the wire rating too. A 20A breaker is appropriate for 12 AWG wire per the National Electric Code. I do not think you are in danger. Also the heat panels presumably cycle on and off to maintain temperature so they are not continuously on. This will help the situation too.
- Q: I am adding a new electrical outlet and need to know how many volts the electrical wire needs to be rated for. I will be running the new outlet from an existing outlet This existing outlet uses a wire that reads Type NM-B WITN Ground 600 Volts. Does this mean the wire from the existing outlet to new outlet also has to be 600 Volts? I have a 120 Volt laying around but it doesn't sound like I should use that one. Am I right? Thanks!
- 600 volts is the rating on the wire, a typical outlet uses 110 to 120 volts -
- Q: 1007 wire and 1015 wire What is the difference
- first do not put the module up, according to the mold on the Yan to play, from left to right, (blue, orange, green, brown, gray), and then according to the big pair of "ribbon" to play, Hit the last
- Q: Hi everyone.We moved in a new house (not an appartment). The basement is finished. I am not usually be down there yet, so I can say it is not in use. I turned the separately partial heater down to 50 F degrees. The basement has some problem, the electric down there seems not steady. When I turn the neon lights on, it keeps blinking for the first 30 seconds. When I touch the switchers, it shocks me a little bit.For addition, my house is like 1600 square feet, 2 bed rooms, 1.5 baths. I keep the central air heater (pretty new, 2009) at 78 F degrees, and the electric bill first month came at $288 saying I used 2606 kWh for 20 days. I doubt that my basement's electrical wiring set-up is broken somewhere, so the electric leaks or wastes somehow.Questions are: Is it the first bill $288 for my house size weird? How do I test if my electrical wire set-up is not wasting my money?Thanks everyone.
- Do you have any electric heaters? The electricity is not leaking. If you have an electical leak, it is not the same as a water leak. An electrical leak will not increase your electicial bill noticeably. It will trip a breaker, blow a fuse, or cause a fire. You keep the basement at 50 degrees. this is likely the reason your neon (fluorescent lights) flicker before coming on. Fluorescent bulbs often will flicker or glow when the are cold and/or damp. If your house is noew the electrical boxes should be proerly grounded. As for the electrical shocks, they could be static electricity discharging to the grounded electrical boxes. If you are not sure, hire a reputable qualified electrician to check this out. If your house is new; keep any bills and present them to the builder only if there a fault was found in the wiring.
- Q: I Have 3 wires coming from the pole to my home. Ones for electricity,telephone and i dont know the other. Anyway, these 3 cables hang right above my driveway, it is a pain to play basketball because i keep hitting the cables. WOuld an electrician be able to move them? What would the cost be?
- An electrician can move the box but the electric company will have to move the wires to the new location. Not sure about cost but can tell you it's not cheap.
- Q: Lighting wire, I do not know is it. The When to use BV1 * 2.. when to use 2 * 2.. when to use 3 * 2.. when to use 4 * 2..
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- Q: I earlier posted this question and was told not to cover wiring as the wires could overheat, etc. So I was careful to lay out the rolled insulation away from wires.In the recent issue of Popular Mechanics there is a short article on blown insulation. Doesn't that cover just about everything in the attic?Now I am not sure what to do.Can the wires be covered or not?
- cover them,it won't hurt.If you have alot of heat from your wires, they are not fused right or your breaker is too big for the job
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