SDI CABLES XLPE 600/1000V Single Core Copper per AS/NZS 5000.1
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SDI cable for Australia market 600/1000V to AS/NZS 5000.1
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For mains, submains and subcircuits unenclosed, enclosed in conduit, buried direct or in underground ducts for buildings and industrial plants where not subject to mechanical damage. Suitable where space is at premium and/or where conditions of overload may occur. Suitable for glanding.
Rated voltage: 600/1000V
Conductor: Copper 16~630 mm2
Insulation: XLPE, X-90. Natural
sheath: PVC, 5V-90. Black
Environmental performance: Normal operating temp. 90℃
Standards compliance: AS/NZS 5000.1
OEM can be available
Remark: Flame retardant or fire resistance or Low Smoking and Halogen free or other property can be available
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- Q: I am wiring a new screened-in porch, and i need to run wires to a switch box through conduit. I plan to run conduit from the basement out to the box and then into the ceiling, where i will then change the wire into reqular Romex when it is in the enclosed ceiling. I need to know how many wires will fit in the conduit. I was planning on using 1 inch conduit from and to the switch box. I am using 14-2 wire through a 1 conduit. thanks
- your question is how many wires will fit in the conduit? your wires should occupy 75% or 3/4 max of the diameter of your conduits (to allow movement) what i do is to take couple of wires and place it inside the conduit, using a plier i push all the wires to one side if they occupy 3/4 of the conduit then thats the max. (some times G14 and 16 wires go into a single conduit). so this is the practical way of measuring how many wires go into your conduit. yeah the other guy is right (you also can use PVC flexible conduits, so you can wire your screen directly to your panel switch. if your local electrical code permits you)
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- Q: Hi, I am doing a sweep on my home and checking everything from structure to electrical,attic,etc.I found that I have maybe old knoband tube wiring.the home does have some upgraded romex outletsexisting.The funny looking wiring has what look like a white porcelain loooking gadjet that is round and has a nail sticking thru it and a piece of wire going into.The top knob just unscrews and acts as some sort of clamp,don't really know.Anyways,a wire has corroded(just my luck) and broke in to when I barely touch it and now some of my lights are not working.When the wires are touched back together the lights affected turn back on.Can I just retwist it together since there is a little slack and put a wire cap on it,or can I just pull out that line from whence it broke and add 14/2 romex or just a pigtail at the broke section? Some wiring in my home may be aluminum but copper color has that cloth around it and some has worn all the way off which I am thinking to wrap in electrical tape and not leave exposed? Thanks
- Yes that is what knob and tube wiring looks like. The insulation that broke is the reason the system must be replaced ASAP. Also remove all of the aluminum wire, it is an extreme fire hazard. Have a qualified professional electrician do the work. This is vital for the safety of those in the house and the neighbors. KT is a fire waiting to happen and it may void your fire insurance if it is not replaced. You need an electrical upgrade now, also check the main panel and the meter and service drop. Upgrade to a 200 amp service and panel when the work is done. Any smaller is not a reasonable solution to the modern use of electricity. Turn off the power to all damaged wires and have them replaced. Call a qualified professional electrician to do the work today.
- Q: I am installing a new light switch on the inside of an exterior wall in my walkout basement. Because of the floor joists and finished ceiling, the only way I can figure to get the wiring to that location is by punching it through to the outside and running it along the wall and over to the location of the switch. This run will be about 30ft long and go around one corner. My question is: Can I do this with bare UF (outdoor romex) wire? Or will the wire need to be installed in a conduit?
- You said circuit breakers. If more then one breaker is tripping you should call an electrician. If just one is tripping and you can turn off the main breaker, take the wire off the breaker and put it on another one. If it trips that one too, you have a short somewhere and should get help. If it doesn't trip that breaker then the you have a bad breaker. If you haven't worked with electricity before, don't even take the cover off the breaker box. Call someone that has.
- Q: Hi, I have a 60 year old house. While doing an addition, I discovered that the outlets were running from the panel, through the kitchen, to the living room, and then the garage. Was this the normal way to wire back then?? Every time I have the TV( living room), washer (garage), Frig and microwave (kitchen) on, the circuit breaker trips. I am doing the wiring for my new addition, and can put the living room and garage on a seperate circuit. Is this wise?? It sounds like a good idea, but I want to make sure.Thanks for your timepb4sc
- Rewiring sounds like a good idea. You need at least 2 seperate 20 amp circuits for your kitchen. Depending on your electrical needs in the garage I would probably install at least 2 (dedicate 1 for the washer) also. 1 in the living room is fine.
- Q: I had a small infestation of mice in my garage a few years back. I noticed a hole under the breaker box that looks like it was from the mice. Is it likely that they chewed on the wiring or was this just an entry point? How would I know without tearing out the drywall or pulling all new wiring?
- Yes the mice will eat the insulation of the wires,you might be able to check the wires with a dentist mirror and a torch,not sure if you can remove/open the breaker box and inspect that way. Hope this helps a bit You wil see the exposed wires,you will need to turn off the power to the breaker box,use a straight edge and a sharp stanley knife,cut the gyprok sheet neatly around the stud work you might need to buy a new gyprock sheet,you will need to get a sparkey in to replace the wires,also ask him to put it into conduit. Also put some rat sack(they eat it and go off to die) into the cavity before replacing the gyprock sheet
- Q: I am adding a new outlet and switch and my existing wire in the wall is about a foot short. Can I splice another foot if wire to that to make it long enough?
- As a couple of the others have said, NO you can not, it has to be spliced in a box, and be accessible later. no wire nuts and tape, that won't cut it either. What's with the 110 volt wire, never seen that one before,we use the same wire for 120 volt or 240 volt circuits, the number of conductors just vary. There is a product out there that you crimp on the ends of romex for number 12 and number 14 that is like a plug, they use them on double wide trailer houses, but they really are not to be concealed, none of the electrical inspectors around here would let you use that that way. Cut in a box and splice in the box and go to where you want. Just be care full of the advice you see here on yahoo there are very few who really know anything about anything that has to do with electrical in the real world here, just make sure your fire insurance is paid up and current, we got experts here than think a 10/3 romex is okay on a 50 amp breaker, so if in doubt call an electrician, IBEW has electricians all over the country.
- Q: I never had this happen before. I had pre cooked bacon in the microwave, on a paper towel and cooked it for 135 sec. This is what I do all the time and never smelled like wires burning. It usually smelled good.
- maybe wires burning get it checked micro draw a lot of current if it is an older house the wiring may not be up to the load have someone check it for you
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SDI CABLES XLPE 600/1000V Single Core Copper per AS/NZS 5000.1
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