Single Core PVC Wire 0.6 /1KV as per AS/NZS 5000.1
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 600 m
- Supply Capability:
- 120000 m/month
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1. Product Description
1) The permitting temperature of continuous working of cable conductor:≤90°c.
2) The highest working temperature of cable in occurrence of short circuit:250°c(the longest lasting period is under 5s).
3) The cable is not limited by drop in level when being laid, and the ambient temperature shall not be lower than 0.
4) Perfect chemical stability, resistant against acids, alkalis, grease and organic solvents, and flame.
5) Light weight, perfect bending properties, installed and maintained easily and conveniently
2. Product Characteristic
1. Max. Working temperature: 70 °C, can be 90 °C, 105 °C as requirement
2. Conductor: Class 1/2 Plain annealed copper wires, solid or stranded
3. Insulation: PVC
4. Cross section area: 1.5~630mm2
5. Color: Red, brown, blue, black, green/yellow or others on request
3. Product Specification
Voltage Rate | 0.6/1KV | |
Range of Nominal cross section: | 1.0 mm2 ~ 150 mm2 | |
Application | These cables are used for separate earth conductors, switchboard and control panel wiring. | |
Standard | AS/NZS 5000.1 | |
Constructions | Conductor: Class 1/2 Plain annealed copper wires, solid or stranded Insulation: V-90 PVC Core color: Black, Blue, Orange, Pink, White, Green/Yellow or others on request | |
Max. Operating Temperature | 90℃ | |
Packing | 100 meter/roll or as per requirement | |
4.Reference Picture
- Q: The total power of six kilowatts need to install the number of square wires
- See you specifically what electrical appliances to take what is, 1 ? BV line can be connected to 3 kilowatts, but have to take into account the voltage and start the current, please add detailed friends ~
- Q: I will be installing spray in foam in the wall cavities and am wondering if I should have all of the wiring replaced (electrical outlets and the such) before. I've read it's difficult to replace wiring once the foam has become rigid. My fear is that a wire will short and the electrical outlet will become useless (due to previously stated problem). Any information is greatly appreciated.
- this is one of those scratch your head questions. on one hand if your electrical works fine now, in theory it should continue to work fine, but if you ever did have a problem it would be a nightmare to replace wiring in those spray foam walls but not impossible. i would say if you have gutted the walls to the bare studs and have the money to replace the wiring in those walls that are going to be insulated it wouldn't be a bad thing. far as that goes you could run a piece of pvc conduit for the outlets or switches stub just above the wall, then if you ever had a problem in the future it would be no problem to pull the wire out and replace it. if they are spraying the insulation in the wall with sheet rock in place then that's going to get kinda expensive replacing the wiring in the walls, will be very labor intensive fishing wires down the walls. i guess you have to decide to either roll the dice or not.
- 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.
- I would think that the wires go just exactly where they are attached to. Without additional information about what this switch is FOR, there is no way to tell anything more.
- Q: If possible give me specifics, date month anything. If there is a document or website you know of that would help as well. Thanks in advance.
- The electrical code is national Ohio may require more the NEC(national electrical code) but not less. Even if they did try to make there code less any electrician would be liable for damage cause if he intentionally and knowing installed less than the NEC Do you mean for 220v appliances like dryers and stoves? off the top of my head 1996 I started in the trade in 95 and i remember it being talked about alot and i have never installed a 3wire A new code is put out every three years Wiki says 1999 here is a link
- Q: Coming from my electrical box I have a white wire and a dark grey wire and coming from my water heater I have a red wire and a black wire. What colors go with what? Thank you in advance!
- You will need to wire it with 220v. The white, if properly wired, is, as previously noted, is neutral, and is not the correct wire to use. Start with another wire from the opposite leg in your panel that the dark grey is hooked up to. If you look at your panel, you will find two large black wires coming into the panel from the meter, hooking up to each buss. You will have to look at your diagram on the back of the panel cover to see if they alternate, or continue in one row. Use a wire from each leg to create a total of 220v going to the hot water tank and hook one of these to the red, and the other to the blackA volt meter would be the best tool to verify. Also, If the grey wire is 14 gage, it is too small, and should be increased to either #10, or #12 wire. #10 is good for 30 amps, and #12 for 20.Not sure of your amperagemaybe someone else can tell.
- Q: 0.5 square feet can bring the number of watts
- No. You can also terminate the data module. With five lines, five modules to achieve five types of rate; with six lines, six modules to achieve six types of rate. 110 patch panel can terminate the data module, RJ45 network patch panel can also transmit voice.
- Q: If you have hot wires, then electrical energy is being used to heat the wires. Is this an efficient use of electricity? Explain.Question is related to the general area of circuits, resistance, current, voltage etc.Any help would be appreciated :)
- If depends what you are trying to achieve. If you are heating a room with an electric heater, it is very efficient. If you are trying to operate a light bulb or TV say, where the heat is unwanted, then it is inefficient
- Q: I am adding three to four new recepticles in my basement. This will be a new series comming from the box. I will be using a 20amp breaker and 12 gauge wire. I Know how to wire one recepticle, but not sure if i should pigtail the white and black wires from the first recepticle and then continue to every other recepticle in the same mannner. there will be no swithces etc. and of course i want it to be in parallel.
- Good choice of wire gauge and breaker for 4 outlets. Run wires as you stated to the first outlet using the bottom screws. Start the run for the next outlet using the top screws and do the same at every box. Do not use the convenient stick-in connections, use the screws for better continuity and voltage transfer. Last but not least, make sure the ground is firmly connected to each outlet and to the ground bar of the breaker box. Buy a lighted plug-in circuit tester at the hardware store and check the continuity of every outlet after wiring. If you have the polarity off or a ground not connected, it will tell you very quickly. They are only a few bucks and well worth it for troubleshooting circuits.
- Q: I moved in a new house and they just cut off the electrical wire to the garage door opener. the old wire is 18 gauge/3 and i put a 16 gauge /3 on it. is it safe. works fine. will it pull more juice since it is 16 gauge or its max juice that runs through it is bigger.
- Yes it is safer than the 18, no it will not use more electricity.
- Q: As we know the earth wire takes no current or just a small amount of leakages current, why we should use same size as live or neutral wire in a power system??
- Depending upon the earthing requirements by the local electrical code, the wire sizes, material and techniques would depend upon the electrical installation needs. Earthing provides a quick passage of the electrical current to ground in the event of a failure, thus providing safety to electrical circuits as well as operators. See below for more details:
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Single Core PVC Wire 0.6 /1KV as per AS/NZS 5000.1
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 600 m
- Supply Capability:
- 120000 m/month
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