PVC Insulated Wire Suitable for laying at the fixed places

PVC Insulated Wire Suitable for laying at the fixed places

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1.Item: PVC Insulated Wire
2.Application
Suitable for laying at the fixed places. They are widely used as connectors of driving, lighting, electric equipments, instrument and telecommunication equipments with rated voltage up to 450/750V (U_O/U). Part of the plastic wires are used at the equipment with AC rated voltage up to 300/300V
3.Standard
PVC Insulated Wire meets or exceeds the following GB / JB standards:
GB5023, which is equivalent to IEC227, and JB8734
4.Specification

Copper core PVC insulated wire (BV-300/500V)

Nominal Area mm²	Number/Diameter of Wire mm	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass kg/km	Max. DC Resistance at 20℃ Ω/km
0.5	1/0.80	2.4	8.5	36.0
0.75(A)	1/0.97	2.6	11.1	24.5
0.75(B)	7/0.37	2.8	12.0	24.5
1.0(A)	1/1.13	2.8	13.9	18.1
1.0(B)	7/0.43	3.0	15.0	18.1

Copper core PVC insulated wire (BV-90-450/750V)&Aluminum core PVC insulated wire (BLV-450/750V)

Nominal Area mm²	Number/Diameter of Wire mm	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass		Max. DC Resistance at 20℃
			kg/km		Ω/km
			Copper	Aluminum	Copper	Aluminum
1.5(A)	1/1.38	3.3	20.3	-	12.1	-
1.5(B)	7/0.52	3.5	21.6	-	12.1	-
2.5(A)	1/1.78	3.9	31.6	17	7.41	11.80
2.5(B)	7/0.68	4.2	34.8	-	7.41	-
4(A)	1/2.55	4.4	47.1	22	4.61	7.39
4(B)	7/0.85	4.8	50.3	-	-	-
6(A)	7/0.85	4.8	50.3	29	3.08	4.91
6(B)	7/1.04	5.4	71.2	-	3.08	-
10	7/1.35	7.0	119	62	1.83	3.08
16	7/1.70	8.0	179	78	1.15	1.91
25	27/2.04	10.0	281	118	0.727	1.20
35	27/2.52	11.5	381	156	0.524	0.868
50	19/1.78	13.0	521	215	0.387	0.641
70	19/2.14	15.0	734	282	0.268	0.443
95	19/2.52	17.5	962	385	0.193	0.320
120	37/2.03	19.0	1180	431	0.153	0.253
150	37/2.25	21.0	1470	539	0.124	0.203
185	37/2.52	23.5	1810	666	0.0991	0.164
240	61/2.25	26.5	2350	857	0.0754	0.125
300	61/2.52	29.5	2930	1070	0.0601	0.100
400	61/2.85	33.0	3870	1390	0.0470	0.0778

3) Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat power cable (BVVB-300/500V) & Aluminum core PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat power cable (BLVVB-300/500V)

Nominal Area mm²	*Core Number/Diameter of Wire mm**	Reference Mass		Max. DC Resistance at 20℃
		kg/km		Ω/km
		Copper	Aluminum	Copper	Aluminum
*20.75**	2*1/0.97	43.7	-	-	-
*21.0**	2*1/1.13	51.0	-	-	-
*21.5**	2*1/1.38	65.9	-	-	-
*22.5**	2*1/1.78	95.7	64.9	7.41	11.8
*24**	2*7/0.85	146.0	80.7	4.61	7.39
*26**	2*7/1.04	200.0	104	3.08	4.91
*210**	2*7/1.35	323.0	177	1.83	3.08
*30.75**	3*1/0.97	62.6	-	24.50	-
*31.0**	3*1/1.13	74.3	-	18.10	-
*31.5**	3*1/1.38	95.6	-	12.10	-
*32.5**	3*1/1.78	140	93.9	7.41	11.8
*34**	3*7/0.85	220	123	7.41	7.39
*36**	3*7/1.04	295	153	4.61	4.91
*310**	3*7/1.35	485	261	1.83	3.08

4）Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed power cable (BVV-450/750V)

Nominal Area mm²	*Core Number/Diameter of Wire mm**	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass kg/km
*10.75**	1*1/0.97	4.3	23
*11.0**	1*1/1.13	4.5	26.4
*11.5 (A)**	1*1/1.38	4.9	34.5
*11.5(B)**	1*7/0.52	5.2	36.5
*12.5(A)**	1*1/0.85	5.8	46.4
*14(A)**	1*1/2.25	6.4	65.9
*14(B)**	1*7/0.85	6.8	73.7
*16(A)**	1*1/2.76	7.0	91.6
*110**	1*7/1.35	8.8	152.0
*21.5(A)**	2*1/1.38	9.8	109
*21.5(B)**	2*7/0.52	10.5	123
*22.5(A)**	2*1/1.78	11.5	157
*22.5(B)**	2*7/0.68	12.0	172
*24(A)**	2*1/2.25	12.5	205
*24(B)**	2*7/0.85	13.0	222
*26(A)**	2*1/2.76	13.5	265
*26(B)**	2*7/1.04	14.5	286
*210**	2*7/1.35	18.0	471
*31.5 (A)**	3*1/1.38	10.5	136
*31.5(B)**	3*7/0.52	11.0	146
*32.5(A)**	3*1/1.78	12.0	190
*32.5(B)**	3*7/0.68	12.5	207
*34(A)**	3*1/2.25	13.0	252
*34(B)**	3*7/0.85	14.0	272
*36(A)**	3*1/2.76	14.5	344
*310**	3*7/1.35	19.0	574
*41.5 (A)**	4*1/1.38	11.5	164
*41.5(B)**	4*7/0.52	12.0	174
*42.5(B)**	4*7/0.68	13.5	252
*44(A)**	4*1/2.25	14.5	321
*44(B)**	4*7/0.85	15.5	346
*46(A)**	4*1/2.76	16.0	429
*46(B)**	4*7/1.04	17.5	470
*51.5 (A)**	5*1/1.38	12.0	192
*51.5(B)**	5*7/0.52	12.5	205
*52.5(A)**	5*1/1.78	14.0	272
*52.5(B)**	5*7/0.68	14.5	292
*54(A)**	5*1/2.25	16.0	379
*54(B)**	5*7/0.85	17.0	418
*56(A)**	5*1/2.76	17.5	518
*56(B)**	5*7/1.04	18.5	550

5) Copper core PVC insulated flexible power cable (BVR-450/750V)

Nominal Area mm²	Number/Diameter of Wire mm	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass kg/km	Max. DC Resistance at 20℃ Ω/km
2.5	19/0.41	4.2	34.7	7.41
4	19/0.52	4.8	51.4	4.61
6	19/0.64	5.6	73.6	3.08
10	49/0.52	7.6	129	1.83
16	49/0.64	8.8	186	1.15
25	98/0.58	11.0	306	0.727
35	133/0.58	12.5	403	0.524
50	133/0.68	14.5	553	0.387
70	189/0.68	16.5	764	0.268

Q: When wiring a power cable to your car battery, should you always put a fuse close to the battery or does it matter if you don't use one?: You should always put a fuse close to the battery. Here's why: The job of the fuse is to protect the wire between the battery and the amplifier. If that wire should happen to touch a metal component in the vehicle (pinched under a seat bracket, for example, or worn through against a sharp edge of metal in the firewall) then it would cause a short circuit. If you have a fuse near the battery, then it just blows the fuse and stops the current flow. If you don't have a fuse, current will flow until the wire overheats. When the wire is damaged, it will damage anything it's next to: vehicle wiring, carpet, seats, your amplifier. It's not hard to cause very extensive damage to your vehicle from a melting amplifier power wire. A fuse is a very inexpensive way to prevent very expensive damages in the event of a short circuit. To be effective, the fuse needs to be between the battery post and the spot where the wire is shorted. That's why you should place the fuse as close to the battery as possible. I personally would never, under any circumstances, connect a wire to a vehicle battery without the appropriate size fuse or circuit breaker.

Q: all of my wiring seems okay and everything seems to work except for my amp power. I have the blue cord on the harness wired into the blue/white cord in my kenwood because i tried going blue to blue and it didnt work. So i have the remote cable from my amp plugged into the blue cord on my head unit. I have no power to my amp.: Its usually a blue wire with a white stripe. If not, another option is to find your fuse box and stick it in with a fuse that powers the stereo or another fuse that only is active when the key is turned. Afterwards, make sure the amp turns off when the key is off, if not, select another fuse. This is how my amp is hooked up because when I originally installed it, I had a stock deck. Good Luck!

Q: i have a dell inspiron 9100. for some odd reason, it won't recognize its power cable. I have tried all outlets in my room that I can plug it into.: did you try to remove the battery

Q: I have a case that mounts PSU on the bottom. I find that I have to twist the SATA power cables 180 degrees to connect to the hard drives. Any tips? I was thinking maybe mounting hard drives upside down.: Lo último que compre fue un complicated disk externo, siempre han sido de calidad los productos que he comprado en los sitios information superhighway pero esta compra ha pasado mis expectativos, un transporte muy rápido y un producto excelente de buena marca a un precio sin igual, seguramente l. a. mejor compra.

Q: I dont get any power to my amp. If something is pinching the line could that make it not get any power? Or could there be something else wrong?: Any thing is possible. You can have a break in the wire (any where). But normally the kink won't do anything (good or bad). Good luck........

Q: Trying to troubleshoot my computer I have been unplugging and replugging wires. After a while of looking around I have found that the ATX power connector is missing a part of the pin. Now my computer is unable to boot. Is there a way to fix it. Or am I stuck going to get to a new computer.: are u talking about the 4 pin connectors on the power supply if so there should be more then 1 and interchangehable. if your talking about the pins on the ide cable slot on the board then u might be able too straighten them with tiny needle nose pliers or jewelers screw driver but be very careful u break a pin the board is done.if u can maybe be more specific ill try too help!!!!!!!!!!

Q: I am buying a graphics card with a 6-pin power cable connection, but i have no six pin power connections, so i need a converter that converts two molex (four pin) plugs into the 6-pin plug that i need. But i have no molex pins, so i need to convert my two sata 15-pin cables to molex pins so that i can complete the circuit. will this work without risking damage to anything, and will it work in the first place?Also, do i HAVE to use _two_ molex cables to make the pci-e (six pin) cable?: no you can not do what you want to do .it will not work u need to go to the manufactory web site for that and order it or go to you local computer store

Q: for any SATA 2 HDD, the power connector is longer. compared to the data transfer cable. wht is it so?,-------------- ,------the first set of lines represent the power connector second; the data connection cable.: The sata power connector provides 3.3, 5v and 12v as well as two ground connections (in between the 3.3 and 5 and 5 and 12) I believe. Anyway, for the power connectors, a single pin has a maximum rating of 1.5A or so, and so they provide three pins if a device needs needs more current.

Q: Cable model NHYJV3 * 25 + 2 * 16 what is its name should be ah?: The TV has only one set of video audio inputs that can no longer be tapped to other devices, which are limited by the hardware port, unless you change the TV.

Q: I cant find the power cable for this CRT monitor I have, But I have this power cable from an LCD monitor. Would it work if I put the LCD monitor power cable in the CRT monitor? Will it fry the CRT if I try?: No. It should work.

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