PVC Insulated Electric Wire with a good price

PVC Insulated Electric Wire with a good price

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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: Wire in the blue line, green yellow line, gray line on behalf of what does this mean?: The former can, the latter can not use! Coaxial cable transmission is the RF signal, video signals and audio signals can not be directly connected together, otherwise the front of the TV can not watch!

Q: i would like to know exactly where i can disconnect my wire feed that goes into my door. Theres a couple places i think maybe it comes undone, but i dont want to force anything and break a connector. i need to take off my door.: in case you realize for a incontrovertible fact that that's unlocked then you particularly will ought to get interior the back of the motor vehicle and get rid of the trim panel from the hatch and look to be certain if the the linkage between the cope with and the latch mechanism has come aside. if that's the case once you examine it out, you will might desire to be certain why it got here aside. that's often because of the plastic clips that carry them mutually breaking. those clips could be bought at a Chrysler sellers areas branch for a somewhat low cost.

Q: I have 2 small fluorescent lights in a closet with 2 entry doors and naturally 2 switches. I want to replace them with 2 incandescent lamp fixtures. if i do can i use dimmer switches and have a normal operation including the dimmers?: Yes. Dimmers can replace incandescent switches. If it's a 3 way switch rig, you need a 3 way dimmer rig. Note: They will soon stop making standard incandescent lamps. If you go to the trouble of installing incandescent dimmers, better stock up on the lamps, or go to dimmers for CFL lamps and use those.

Q: For those electrical wires used for electrical appliances (computer monitor, chargers) are the wires itself water resistant or is it still dangerous?: It's less dangerous if the appliance is plugged into a GFCI. Those are the electric sockets that have a test and reset button, and are installed in bathrooms and kitchens of newer homes.

Q: I am installing an electrical socket on the backside of a wall that already has an electrical socket. Does the electric wiring have a minimum length that I can cut it to or can I go as short as 3 feet?: As short as you like mate.! Electrical engineer

Q: I attatched a photo of a switch that I have no idea which wires go where. If someone would please help me tell me how I would appreciate it.: you might want to have two switches in the same wall box-- BUT . you only mention that you have three wires to deal with . WALL SWITCHES are designed to break or cut the power to a ceiling light or a fan/light device the switch gets two black wires [[[ those blk wires indicate the switch LEGS as they are called by the electrical tradesmen ]]] the 12/2 romex with the ground goes directly from the electric panel breaker to the overhead light and the black wire is cut and the switch legs are then down inside the wall to the light switch I am not familiar with the connector box thingie you have in the photo so I am not addressing that photo AND it is my opinion that you should buy some books and do some reading to learn more about electrical wiring and the safety .

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: I know that the color codes tell you whether its neutral and other purposes, but do i need to find the same colored wire to extend one, or do i need the same one? And are they just for safety purposes?: In the UK, it is a common misunderstanding that red is always live, and black or blue is neutral. While it is rare for a red wire to be used as a neutral, it is possible. And because twin and earth cables are so cheap, they are often used between ceiling roses and switches, so that the black or blue is live when the switch is in the ON position. It is good practice to mark this wire with a red sleeve to warn that it is NOT a neutral, but this doesn't always happen. It isn't a legal requirement for an extension to be the same colour but the wire should be the same current rating. In the UK, the modern system was designed to avoid cable joins in inaccessible places, like connection boxes between floor and ceiling, where a bad connection was more likely to start a fire.

Q: I live in a rental townhome with three other houses connected. I believe they were built in the 50's if that matters. These are breakers with copper wiring and I noticed the other day just how crazy our electrical is run. First we only have four 15 amp breakers, one of them dedicated to our washer and entire kitchen including our fridge and microwave, and the window receptacle we would plug our window ac in to! The dryer has a dedicated 50 amp but the entire house runs off of those four 15 amp breakers. We recently bought a second fridge and i wanted to plug it in next to our washer but now that i know what is all running off that line i dont know what to do. I know this couldn't meet code in a home but is there some loophole rental units get away with doing this!? Would it be safe to plug my second fridge into that line?: If this is a rental you are not in a good place to add more eletrical use. If you own the property it is past time to do a complete electrical upgrade to a 150 or 200 amp service. Not cheap but it will increase the property value make the use of more power easier. Really you have only one other choice if you rent, MOVE.

Q: I was in a room upstairs a few years ago (the one I'm in now) when i was about nine. I was hooking up N-64 or something and the wires started shaking. It wasn't a gentle shake though, it was a very violent shake. It seemed like there must have been someone back there shaking them, but of course there wasn't. Since then, I've been afraid of this room, especially at night when I have to turn the lights and computer off before I go to bed. I constantly feel like there's someone watching me. Does anyone have a reason why those wires were shaking that day? Do you think it could have been some type of paranormal activity, or just an electrical problem?: If technical progress surround our daily life from one's program, a power failure occurs most often without any warning. As long as a good time there, this kind of problem always occurs at the worst. This is why SOS Habitat operates 7/7 and 24 H/24 in Paris and Ile-de-France. This availability at all times combined with the professionalism of its technicians can troubleshoot electrical problems in a minimum time. Faulty wiring is a potential source of danger. Electrocution, fire are among the major risks far from being properly assessed by the customer. If help is the job of SOS Habitat, prevent is also part of his duties as a professional.

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