PVC Insulated Electric Wire with a good price

PVC Insulated Electric Wire with a good price

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Supply Capability:: 100000 m/month

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PVC Insulated Electric Wire

Introduction

PVC insulated wire belong to the series of laying electric wires, which is mainly suitable for laying at the fixed places. It is widely used as connectors of drive, lighting, electric equipments, instrument and telecommunication equipments with rated voltage 450/750V or below. Part of the plastic wires are used at the equipment with AC rated voltage 300/300V or below.

Features

1. The rated voltage U0 / U 3.6/6 KV;

2. Cable conductor long-term work for 90 ° C temperature of cable;

3. The smallest bending radius is six times the diameter of cable;

4. Cable shall not be in the sunlight long exposure to;

5. The bottom line of cable core must good grounding.

Application

Used in electronics, instruments and electronic equipment and automatic generation device with the power cord, line and signal transmission lines, concrete can be used for anti-theft alarm system, building talkback system, instrument and meter, and monitoring control such as the installation of surveillance.

Manufacturing Standards:GB/T 12706-2008, IEC 60502-2

Model

Type	Name	Laying place and requirement	Long term working temperature
227IEC01/05 BV BLV	Copper conductor PVC insulated wires	Fixed laid indoors, conduits etc.	70
227IEC01/05 BV BLV	Aluminum Conductor PVC insulated wires	Fixed laid indoors, conduits etc.	70
227IEC07 BV-90	Heat resistant copper conductor PVC insulated wires at 90	Mainly be laid at the places of high temperature environment and can be laid indoors, conduits.	70
BVR	Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible wire	Be for laying permanent place where flexible required	70
227IEC10 BVV	Copper 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.	70
BLVV	Aluminum conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires
BVVB	Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires
BLVVB	Aluminum conductor PVC insulated sheathed flat wires
227IEC02RV 227IEC06RV	Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible connector	Mainly used at middle and light style moving electronics, home appliances, power and lighting and the places where flexible required.	70
227IECC42 RVB	Copper conductor PVC insulated flat flexible connector
RVS	Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible twisting connector wire
227IEC52 RVV 227IEC53 RVV	Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round flexible connector (light and common type)

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Q: For simplification, I am adding 3 20amp new outlets (OUTLET A, OUTLET B, OUTLET C)Anything below sound wrongAll Hot(Black wires) go on brass screws (Right Side of outlet)All Neutral(White wires) go on silver screws (Left Side of outlet)Romex Hot Neutral Path.Electric Panel to top screws on Outlet ABottom screws on Outlet A to top screws on Outlet BBottom screws on Outlet B to top screws on Outlet CBottom screws on Outlet C empty.Internal OutletsI am using blue pvc single gang boxes so for the ground add ground pigtails to the ground screw on the outlet and twist pigtail, incoming and outgling ground together with green twistcap.For Exterior Outlets I am using metal boxes. Should I pigtail the ground to the ground screw on the metal box or to the ground screw on the outlet?Any problems, suggestions, etc?thanks: It will work, but you are not really supposed to wire the receptacles that way. You are supposed to pigtail with wire nuts, but everybody does it your way.

Q: i have a big box of many different kinds of wires (av, usb, power supplies, etc), but i don't know what most of them are and what they are used for. is there a website where i can find out what all of these wires are used for?: You mean cables, not wires. A cable can contain many wires.

Q: above the homes?We are thinking of buying a lot in an older area of town (appealing to us), but I've noticed these wires which seem to clutter the view. And I wonder if they present some dangers to consider. Are such wires underground in newer areas?: those electrical wires above your head are called overhead lines they are unsheathed. they're cheaper than underground cables. lines usually have to have a clearance of 17 feet from the ground for usual distribution voltages. cuz current(ac) in the line flows around it and not through it. in short. don't buy a house there. but just check if the wires are electrical lines or telephone wires.

Q: Electrical Wiring for solar USB Charger with rechargeable battery?My goal is to have some sort of three way connection that would allow my charger to have the option of having power run from:A) the solar panel to the batteriesB) the solar panel to the USB female connectorC) the batteries to the USB female connectorwith one switch if possible,Currently I have a DPDT center off switch that allows me to control whether power to the USB is coming from the batteries or the solar panel. Is there a 4-position rotary switch that could give me the 3 different on positions and 1 off position? How would I wire this?: First I applaud your desire to make this gadget. yet why do you want to apply this way of battery? There are flat Lithium batteries besides except you're worried approximately area. I even have seen the Altoids photograph voltaic charger and the photograph voltaic panel is now and lower back greater advantageous then the container. if your iPhone has a 2,000 mAH score you may desire to evaluate a battery length of a million.5 to 2 circumstances greater advantageous then the gadget you desire to cost then do the calculation for the photograph voltaic panels.

Q: The voltage is low and the aging of the wire: Hello, first look at your extension is not the volume of the mute, and if you can not see what can not open, if not on your neighbors and the extension to try to see if the extension is not the problem Or the host of the problem,

Q: I was changing a light fixture in my bedroom today. I took down an old ceiling rose which had the live wire, two neutrals, three loop wires, and 4 earths. I used the brass connectors and kept the wiring the same so all in all i simply connected up the live, neutral, and earth wire the the connectors from the old fixture. I tested the light before i stuck attatched it to its bracket and it worked fine, however when i attatched it to the bracket the brass connectors touched the metal of the new fixture and and blew the upstairs lighting. At first i thought it may be a fuse, so i bought two brand new but to no avail. Any ideas as what could be preventing any of the upstairs lighting from working?: I can tell you what most likely happened but not any easy way to locate the problem. It sounds like you had something short to ground in the fixture which overloaded the circuit and burnt open a weak connection somewhere in that circuit. You description is much to complicated with many wires to be of much help from this end I would have to have a schematic of that circuit before i could suggest where to start

Q: I recently had an electrical estimate done on a house my wife and I just purchased and received their quote via email. On the itemized list of the work we were wanting done, they listed 2000' of 12/2 Romex (way, way more than we would need) for $1200. I can go to nearly any hardware store and find 1000' spools for under $200. The labor rate also seemed pretty high, but I think I could deal with that if they do a decent job. Will an electrician use wiring supplied by the homeowner? Or are they likely to brush me off in order to keep their markup on supplies?Thanks: First of all, if you think the estimate is too high be sure to get at least 3 before making a decision. Then the mark up on things they use is part of their income. So all will charge more than you can pay at the store. But don't just pick the first one that talks with you, be sure to get multiple estimates and then check reviews.

Q: If I take 5 wires, all with their own insulating sheath, twist the wires on both ends, will this work as if all the wires were in one single sheath? Will the conductivity combine as if it's one wire in one sheath? Note I'm taking about a 1000 foot line one way.: Electrical theory, yes, code compliance no.

Q: What is the difference between summer and winter? why? If you set up a wire in the summer should pay attention to what: The general line is green and yellow flower line red or blue or black and white with the line This situation can not be determined to observe the line number of the thickness of the general socket fine for the ground if you want to be a single case can only look at the wiring

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