Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire

Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire

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Quick Details

Place of Origin: Henan, China (Mainland)
Insulation Material: PVCModel Number: BLV
Type: Low Voltage
Application: Construction
Conductor Material: Aluminum

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	wooden drum,rool,iron wooden drum,or as your request
Delivery Detail:	within 15 days mainly or as your request

Specifications

Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire1.Stranded aluminum conductor
2.Standard: IEC,BS,ASTM,DIN etc.

Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire

PVC insulated electric wire Include following types:

1) Copper (aluminium) conductor PVC insulated wires (BV)

2) Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible wires (BVR)

3) Copper (aluminium) conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires

4) Copper (aluminium) conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires

5) Copper conductor PVC insulated flat and flexible connectors

6) Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round and flexible connectors

Size: 0.5-185 mm2

Usage:

PVC insulated electric wire is widely used in the construction of buildings airports, power transportation, urban and rural power network reformation and other main projects.

insualted building wire with follow size and data

Nominal sectional area mm 2	Conductor No/Dia. mm	Nominal Insulated thick mm	Max overall Dia. mm	Condcutor Resistance at 20		Min insulated resistance at 70MΩ/km	Weight Kg/km
Nominal sectional area mm 2	Conductor No/Dia. mm	Nominal Insulated thick mm	Max overall Dia. mm	Cu	Al	Min insulated resistance at 70MΩ/km	Cu	Al
1.5	1/1.38	0.7	3.3	12.1	-	0.011	19.2	-
1.5	7/0.52	0.7	3.5	12.1	-	0.010	20.6	-
2.5	1/1.78	0.8	3.9	7.41	11.8	0.010	30.8	15.0
4	1/2.25	0.8	4.4	4.61	7.39	0.0085	45.5	21.0
6	1/2.76	0.8	4.9	3.08	4.91	0.0070	65.0	29.0
10	7/1.35	1.0	7.0	1.83	3.08	0.0065	110.0	52.0
16	7/1.70	1.0	8.0	1.15	1.91	0.0050	170.0	70.0
25	7/2.14	1.2	10.0	0.727	1.20	0.0050	270.0	110.0
35	7/2.52	1.2	11.5	0.524	0.868	0.0040	364.0	150.0
50	19/1.78	1.4	13.0	0.387	0.641	0.0045	500.0	200.0
70	19/2.14	1.4	15.0	0.268	0.443	0.0035	688.0	269.0
95	19/2.52	1.6	17.5	0.193	0.320	0.0035	953.0	360.0
120	37/2.03	1.6	19.0	0.153	0.253	0.0032	1168.0	449.0
150	37/2.25	1.8	21.0	0.124	0.206	0.0032	1466.0	551.0
185	37/2.52	2.0	32.5	0.099	0.164	0.0032	1808.0	668.0

Q: All the other outlets in the room have one black and one white wire. The outlet with 2 is not connected to a switch or anything. Could the extra set of wires be and end run from a different connection? Can I take the extra black and extra white from the bottom tabs of the outlet and extend it behind the kneewall into the hallway and make a new outlet? I have none in the hallway and I've always wanted one there. Thanks.: one pair of wires is power going in to the outlet, and the other pair is power going out. to add an outlet in to your hallway, add a third wire by tieing all the blacks together, and all the whites together with wire nuts. dont forget to add a small jumper wire of each color to power the outlet you are working on. make sure the white wire is connected to the same side the copper ground wires are connected to. if you dont have a copper ground wire, attach the black wire to the side with brass colored screws, and the white wires to the silver colored screws

Q: can i just connect a regular electrical wire on there ?: You can probably replace the head with a three-prong grounded plug, but if you need more wire, I'm sure it has to be more heavy duty than say a regular wire on a lamp or small appliance.

Q: Do I need to put the foam in the studs where the electrical wiring goes through? This is for Fire codes in MN: I am suprised that they dont just use a fire break in the walls. Simply put, a 2X4 or, 1X4 going horizontal, instead of verticle like studs, so that the flame is blocked from going up into the attic or next floor. (its what we use in Ohio). Its in the same wall cavity as the electrical outlet. I dont know if the foam is flamable or not, as I never had to test it around a fire.(I have it in all the sills of my basement to keep the cold out, and hope I never have a fire down there!) If they require it, then I suggest that you get it. Its only about 5 bucks a can at LOWES, so its not like it will break the bank or something of that nature., and I wouldnt also, think you needed them in the stud holes, sill plate, I can see, as it is the very exit to the top floor or attic. I wish you well. Jesse

Q: How about the decoration wiring charges, about how much?: If it is DV machine, SONY camera are called ilink interface, the 1394 line (also called FireWire, buy the card when the card), connected to the computer with a 1394 interface can be. If it is H Geng ridge bluntly plaster Huan lan Ili camera, with the video line of the collection. Need to buy a video line with the input function of the video capture card. If there is no other video editing software, XP comes with WindowsMovieMaker can also be competent. I hope to help you.

Q: Hello there,Is there such a company that has the facilities to pre print a figure of your choice onto the electrical wire,so that the wire can be identified at any point along the circuit.I know you can get little plastic cable Idents that slide over the wire but to meet the specification of a job that i have come across i need to install wire that already has the wire number on it for example A1- E71. I have looked all over but nobody seems to do it?Thank you Very Much Guys: contact okorder

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?: Wires above ground should be in a conduit to protect them from abrasion. Grey romex is okay for underground without a conduit, as long as it's buried at least 18 in the soil.

Q: I am trying to install a GFI in my bathroom but it keeps popping. I have narrowed the problem down to the high hats. I think the switch for the high hats is installed on the neutral, but I am not sure. When I hook up the wires for the high hats, the gfi pops. I have checked all the outlets for reversed wires. I can not get to the wires on the high hats. Is this dangerous?: If I were you, I would call an electrician, seriously.

Q: Hi, I am wiring my new addition. My question has to do with the wiring. I have recepticals in opposite corners of the room. Should I drill holes into each stud around the room to run the wire? Or am I better off drilling a hole into the top plate, and running the wire across the attic, drilling a hole into the opposite top plate, and down to the second receptical??Thanks for your timepb4sc: It would save you a lot of drilling going through the top plate. YOu are going to find that you are not happy with just 2 recepticles in a new room. I have wired for some women and they wanted one every few feet. Since it is a new room you can also split the recepticle to make it switchable from a wall switch if you should want a lamp to turn on when you enter the room. I like to use 12 gauge for recepticles and 14 for the lights. If it meant for a micro wave I run a dedicated line of 10 gauge. I also wired our laundry room with 10 gauge and used GFI's. I use the GFI's around the kitchen sink and in the bathroom.

Q: I want to replace a switch (not 3 way) with a switch that also has a plug on it. Does it wire the same? If you could check out my other question: Like Irv stated, you can do it if you have the correct wires in the box. You need a hot and neutral and ground to feed the receptacle part. You need the hot and the wire going to the light or whatever, on the switch. Your wife is correct and you should get an electrician to do it for you.

Q: I have soundstorm laboratories 70W X 2 High power Amplifier. I have no clue to where i should put the electrical wire. It says +12v, REM, and GND.: GND is ground. The fact it says 12 volts makes me thing it is battery powered. Hmmm. Gotta picture?

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