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PVC Insulated Copper Wire

PVC Insulated Copper Wire

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1. Product Description:

This prodcut is widely used in the construction of buildings airports, power transportation, urban and rural power network reformation and other main projects.

For electric wire, aerial cable and power cable, the Minimum Order Quantity is 1000 meters each type. The capacity is 20 kilometers per day.

For electric conductor (AAC, ACSR, AAAC, AASC) for transmission line, the Minimum Order Quantity is 1 ton each type. The capacity is 50 tons per day.

Our payment term is 30% deposit in advance, 70% rest against copy of B/L; or 100% irrevocable L/C at sight

 

2. Product Characteristic:

1) Copper (aluminum) conductor PVC insulated wires (BV)

2) Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible wires (BVR)

3) Copper (aluminum) conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires

4) Copper (aluminum) conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires

5) Copper conductor PVC insulated flat and flexible connectors

6) Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round and flexible connectors

Size: 0.5-240 mm2

Packaging Details:

PVC insulated copper wire, Rool or as your request

Delivery Detail:

7-30 days or as customers' demand

 

3.Specification

Nominal
 sectional area
 mm 2

Conductor
 No/Dia.
 mm

Nominal Insulated thick
 mm

Max overall
 Dia.
 mm

Condcutor
 Resistance at
 20

Min insulated
 resistance at
 70Mohm/km

Weight
 Kg/km

2.5

9/0.41

0.8

4.2

7.41

0.011

33.0

4

19/0.52

0.8

4.8

4.61

0.009

48.0

6

19/0.64

0.8

5.6

3.08

0.0084

68.0

10

49/0.52

1.0

7.6

1.83

0.0072

115.0

16

49/0.64

1.0

8.8

1.15

0.0062

176.0

25

98/0.58

1.2

11.0

0.727

0.0058

272.0

 

4. Reference Picture:

Q: component of electrical wiring system according the appropriate street light. the voltage power supply and herzt(hz) using for street light.
That product runs on 12 volts direct current (VDC). A standard receptacle is AC. A standard receptacle in the U.S. is 120 volts, AC. A standard receptacle in the UK is approximately twice that voltage, and is AC. You will need a transformer/rectifier to convert the AC of your countries voltage to 12 VDC DC. The product uses 60 watt bulbs. This means that they will each need 5 amps. The product has 8 bulbs. This means that you will need a total of 40 amps. Therefore, you need to buy a transformer/rectifier that plugs into a standard receptacle and produces at least 40 amps of 12 VDC power. After you buy one, connect it to the cable that comes with the product.
Q: A guy at Home Depot scared the beejeezus out of me today when showing me those little strain relief screws you are supposed to use at the service panel if you drop a new electric wire in. He said electrical wires can vibrate against the sharp metal, wear through the wire casing, and pose a fire hazard over time if you don't use the reliefs. I have only wired two new circuits into my house panel in the past few years, but I didn't pay close attention to it. I'm going to check it again as I'm doing some new wiring but is this true? I always thought wires inside the walls or panel were still and secure with or without the strain relief?
If your electrical connections are not tightly sealed, especially the spark plug boot, any excess moisture in the air could cause a voltage drop leading to sluggish performance. You didn't mention if the bike is stored inside or outside in the weather. If outside, the damp conditions could keep it from running all together. Also the condition of your air filter could effect performance. If it is in need of a good cleaning, it would be harder for the denser moist air to flow into the engine. I would check the air cleaner and spark plug boot, and maybe the spark plug while you are at it. Sometimes on small engines it is not just one thing that causes trouble, but several small things together. I hope this helps.
Q: I have two outlets, and overhead light with a wall switch that are not functioning. The outlets when tested indicate a hot / grd reversed. The bulbs are new. The switch measures 120V at both leads when measured from the ground screw on the switch. 120V is seen at both wires if the switch is either on or off. No other outlets in the room are showing any problems.Also note this is not new wiring and everything was working fine until yesterday.What should I be looking for? What could be causing this problem?
What was done yesterday? That is where you start looking for the problem. The switch tells us one circuit is in the wrong place. Somewhere the light switch has 2 hot legs to it. The hot and neutral reversed in an outlet could be feeding the power to the switch through the light. This also could be caused by an open neutral someplace in the wiring. The most likely problem with all of these problems is not going to be easy to find without an on site inspection. Call a qualified professional electrician to do the work. When testing the system be certain everything is unplugged and you use an analog or solenoid type voltage tester on the switch. A digital meter will give a false voltage reading for power present in many instances.
Q: I have an antique home and I am trying to install a new ceilimg fan. The box only has a black and a white wire from the ceiling. I know where to connect the ceiling fan colored wires to - but to which do I put the ground to ?? Do I attach it to the black wire or the white wire??
You do not have anything to connect to the ground. You absolutely should not connect either the black or white wires to the ground terminal. Certainly not the black, ideally neither. The fan will function fine. The ground wire is a safety feature only. Because of the location of the fan, not having a ground connection should not cause any personal danger. Installing without the ground in this circumstance is allowed under National Electric Code.
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: Will the three-phase selection of electric wire square root with the power between how to choose?
unnecessary. Information points rarely 3-5 layer set up on the line.
Q: What is the role of the two-color wire and monochrome wire?
Strong electricity for the AC, will produce electromagnetic waves, interference with the weak. Strong current (alternating current) generated by the magnetic field generated by the adjacent wire current, although the current is weak, but enough to affect the same weak weak current, resulting in accidents
Q: Hello,I'm attaching a 12/2 wire to a new light fixture. The fixture has the white, black, and bare wire. The 12/2 wire also has white, black and bare wire. I've connected them together using wire nuts and then electrical tape.But the instructions say this: Helpful Hint: Attach copper ground wire to grounded outlet box.What does this mean? There was a screw that says ground on the light fixture. Do I need to attach the wire to this screw, PLUS connect the 2 bare wires together? Or can I just connect the bare wires together only?Background info: This house was built in 1998 if that helps. Also, this project is simply replacing the light fixture in a closet that I've moved about 3 feet. Just a standard light, nothing fancy.Thanks!
Attach both bare Earth wires to the ground screw.
Q: wire. Ground line, FireWire and zero line, respectively, what color
Depends on what kind of line you use the general line of fire red zero line black
Q: electrical house wiring questions : what do we call (whats the technical name) to the wire use in electrical house wiring connect to the switches (buttons) ? one is the hot wire (live wire) the other one is . ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with neutral wire ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with earth wire ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with another hot (live) wire ?what do we call (whats the technical name) to the wire use in electrical house wiring connect to the switches (buttons) ? one is the hot wire (live wire) the other one is . ?what does happen if we connect a hot (live) wire with a half-wire ?
Q2, BANG! Q3, BANG! Q4, BANG if they are on different phases, but nothing other than you could have them on different breakers, thus disabling the intended breaker's protection of its circuits. Q1 and Q5, reading between the lines, you must call it a half- wire. Must be a local term. So Q6, the switch will be non- functional. Whatever it is supposed to switch on and off, will be permanently on.

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