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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: As the new electric heater wire is too short, can not receive the original 16A socket, so want to wire long, I ask you: 1. How to make a long time can be relatively safe? (Seeking connection method) 2. In the original socket plus What kind of dragline board? (Please recommend the brand and model) 3. Which method is better? Thank you! More
- The easiest and safe way is to buy a standard patch panel, to the big supermarket and other regular stores to buy authentic bull card, the bullet can be the first card. Note that your wall is 16 An outlet, the water heater on the plug to see what is the big, if it is 16 security, then buy a direct 16-inch wiring board can be, if the water heater is 10-amp (2.5 square Of the line, usually 10 An), it would replace the wall outlet or water heater plug, otherwise the size is not the same, can not be inserted.
- Q: I was sitting in my living room, when I heard a loud POP. A couple minutes later, I went to the refrigerator and seen that it wasn't working (no power). I checked the fuse box, and there is a fuse blown. I tried to reset it, but it just makes a loud pop noise, and flips. It will not reset. There is nothing plugged into those outlets other than the refrigerator and our water dispenser machine. These same two things have been plugged in for years, without any issues. Is this most likely a short somewhere in the wiring?
- First, is this a fuse or a breaker? A fuse is probably round and has a glassy looking top that screws into the panel. You say it flips? A breaker works as a switch with an on, off, and trip. There is a difference. My guess is there is an overload one the appliances the circuit is on. Try plugging one in and if it holds try the other. Do not put in a higher rated fuse or breaker. All you are doing is letting the wire catch fire before it trips or blows. My guess is it's the appliance causing this. Breakers will wear out but it is not the norm.
- Q: I have two side-by-side outlets. One does not work at all. I've checked all the connections and cannot get it to work.I noticed that the adjacent box has a black and white wire connected while the error box only had a red and white wire going to the box. Is this right? When I test the wires going into the box, there is no voltage whatsoever.
- The red is most likely serving as the 'hot' or black wire. If there is no voltage at the red wire, you need to trace the source and find out why.
- Q: The socket has yellow and blue gray three colors, which is the line of fire? Which is the zero line? Which is the ground?
- Gray is the line of fire yellow is the blue line is zero line
- Q: i want to run some electrical wire through a wall, how do i do that with out breakng the sheetrock, there is already conduit running in that section.
- Your problem is not a National Code issue, it is local. (I won't go into the whole union/Democrat construction control thing for Chicagoland) Running on the ceiling is an option of you have room for the conduit radius between the structural ceiling and a lower framed ceiling. I believe EMT is acceptable vs. RMC. You're likely going to have to cut 3' pieces and use a lot of couplings, there are some trade methods that could eliminate a few couplings, but if you are not familiar with these ways it will take more time to learn that to just cut it. Not really any simple way, you can leave some studs out during framing, drill holes for straight pipe in studs adjacent to where the pipe needs to be, then slide the pipe into the studs after install. But I am an electrician, and I would be cutting a bunch of pieces trying to use the joist space and dropping vertical whenever I could. One unfortunate effect of this law is spaces get wired to the minimum requirement, and this encourages the overuse of extension cords.
- Q: I want to install a new lighting fixture outside. It says that the supply wire must be minimum 75C. I'm thinking it means 75 degrees Celsius/Centigrade. It's an older house (1950s) and I want to know if the wires it currently has are able to withstand the heat it may generate.
- Most electrical codes require wiring for lighting to be rated at 90 degrees C. Make sure the fixtures either have insulation where it mounts to the outlet and/or the light bulb stood off the base by the design of the fixture. Coach Lamps are designed this way and would be ideal for your purpose. This type of design keeps the heat from the building wiring. Purchase only fixtures that are rated for outdoor use. Good Luck
- Q: Whether the wire tube is connected to the electrical bridge can be connected to the bottom of the bridge
- RVVP2 * 0.75 * 10 is the communication line is a kind of power cable shielded wire, 0.75 square line
- Q: Hi,If you were to wire up this motor, how do you go about doing that? To connect it to the mains for example.
- There are 5 or 6 11966 motors ranging from 1.5VDC, 1 Watt to 12VDC 20 Watts. These motors are normally powered by flashlight (torch) cells and not 220VAC. Adapters and approved, rectifying power supplies are probably available from the same source. You can wire these motors any way you wish if you confine yourself to flashlight cells, and approved power supplies.
- Q: 3000W of the electrical use of the wire
- Three-phase power supply? Or single-phase power supply? Single-phase power supply can take 2.5mm2 copper wire, three-phase power supply, then you can take a little smaller, 1.5MM2 enough
- Q: I have a single closet light that I need to extend about 3 feet. I've already bought the junction boxes, wire nuts, and wire retaining pins.However, I bought 14/2 wire, and I've noticed the wire I plan to extend says 12/2 on it. Is this a problem? Should I return it and get 12/2 so it matches exactly, or will it work okay? What's the difference anyway?Thanks
- Electrical wire comes in different gauges, the lower the number the heavier the gauge. The lower the number the more amperage the wire can deliver safely. For instance if you wire up something that requires a 12 gauge and use 14 gauge you could over heat the wire and cause a fire. However extending 3 feet of 14 gauge from a juction box that has a 12 gauge input would be safe for a closet light. 14/2 on the wire means that there is 2 wires ( one black and one white at gauge 14 ) it will also have a copper ground wire.
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