Teflon Wire UL1591
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*Rated temperature: -100~+200°C; -100~+250°C.
*Rated voltage: 300 volts, 600volts
*Conductor: Solid or stranded, silver plated copper or tinned copper conductor
*Size: 10 ~ 30 AWG..
*Insulation: PFA or FEP, with optional color schemes such as transparent, white, black, red, blue, grey, yellow, green, brown, orange, yellow-*green and red-white etc.
*Resistant to acids, alkalis, oils, flame retardant, fire resistance, and low smoke, no halogen.
Applications:
Widely applied in Electronic instrument & device, electrical appliance, lighting equipments, leads for transformer & electrical motor, air-conditioner,microwave oven, electric products, electric heater, oven, electric factory, various motors and so on.
- Q:I want to install a new lighting fixture outside. It says that the supply wire must be minimum 75C. I'm thinking it means 75 degrees Celsius/Centigrade. It's an older house (1950s) and I want to know if the wires it currently has are able to withstand the heat it may generate.
- Most electrical codes require wiring for lighting to be rated at 90 degrees C. Make sure the fixtures either have insulation where it mounts to the outlet and/or the light bulb stood off the base by the design of the fixture. Coach Lamps are designed this way and would be ideal for your purpose. This type of design keeps the heat from the building wiring. Purchase only fixtures that are rated for outdoor use. Good Luck
- Q:I have a ceiling fan with a light fixture attached and I accidentally cut the wires that go from the light fixture to the ceiling fan. Now the light is completely off but the fan is fine. However, there are wires hanging from the fan that spark when the fan comes on. Can I just buy some wire caps and be done with it?? Thank you!
- Call an electrician
- Q:i am remodeling a bathroom. i see that the wiring is old. the main service panel was just replaced but the wires werent since i already have the bathroom walls opened up. i want to replace the wiring.the electrician said to use 12-2 wires for outles and 14-2 for light switches and fixtures.ok. i got that. ive been looking on diagrams that have outlets switches and fixtures and none of them tells what type of wire to use wheredo i need to bring two wires from the service panel up to the bathroom? one 12.2 and one 14.2?i have a VERY LIMITED space for more breakers and i dont want to have a breaker for just the outlet and a breaker for just the switch and fixture. i want to put the entire circuit into one breakeri read in some websites to never mix 12 wire with 14 wire. but that i should use 12-2 for outlets and 14-2 for switches. how can i do that?do i just use the 12-2 wire? also. the breaker i have for the bathroom i believe its 20 amp.
- Keep it simple - you're not adding enough wire to complicate things by running two types of wire, just use all 12-2 with ground (commonly called 'romex') Use a GFCI protected outlet. If the switch and outlet are going to be near/next to each other - I would bring the wire up from the circuit box to the outlet/switch, and from there on up to the light fixture - as opposed to running power to the light first, and then another wire down to the switch and back. I ran my entire house with 12-2 w/ground, when we put in all new electrical, shortly after buying it. It originally had 60 amp service, and cloth wrapped wires. It would have cost a bit less in electrical wire, if I'd ran most of the outlets with the lighter gage 14-2 w/ground - but you can ONLY use 15 amp breakers (or less) with 14 gage wire.with the 12 gage wire, you can run the 20 amp dedicated circuits required by code for certain appliances (built in microwave, for example). And - many of the new televisions today require 20 amp circuits. You can put 15 amp breakers on 12 gage wire circuits - but you cannot put 20 amp breakers on 14 gage wire. Hopefully - you checked to see if you needed a permit to do any of this work before starting it. Remember, when in doubt - call an electrician Have Fun
- Q:I saw a show about how it can affect the way you feel temperature, and light touches. There were a few cases in which the electrical wiring needed to be fixed, and that ultimately resolved the situation of the supposed paranormal. Anybody experienced this?
- There is a school of thought that says high EMF (Electromagnetic fields) in homes or small spaces can cause the inhabitants to experience paranoia, nausea, headaches, nighmares, insomnia,and even (in extreme cases) hallucinations. When you have that feeling of being watching in your own home or have nightmares on a regular basis, you start to believe your home is haunted. By fixing the high EMF through repairing wiring or even moving furniture away from areas of high EMF you can lower the EMF you're subjected too and the feelings go away. Also, sometimes your lights flickering really is just the lights flickering or your tv turning itself on is just a faulty wire and not a message from beyond the grave. By ensuring that your wiring is not the problem you can rule out that as a reason for ghosts. By ruling out EMF and electrical problems as possible reasons for the possible haunting, you can tell whether you have a ghost in your house or just need an electrician.
- Q:First off, I apologize for my ignorance; I'm new at this. Does electrical wire (12 gauge for example), come as a single wire? For example, if I'm installing a 20A outlet 40 feet away from the breaker, do I need 40 or 80 feet of 12 gauge wire?It is my understanding that each outlet needs a (+) and (-) wire, as well as a grounding wire. Is this correct?Thanks for your help!
- You would need over 80 feet of wire. In fact you would need over 120 feet of wire. Bends and non-direct routing will take up some of the distance. You need three conductors: one hot (usually black, blue or red in the US), one neutral (white in the US) and a ground (either green or bare). Individual wires MUST be run in conduit, but if the entire run is in a sheltered area you may be able to use nonmetallic cable, for instance Romex. This is the white or yellow flattish cable you see that has two wires inside it plus a grounding conductor. In such instances the ground is usually bare. Under certain conditions you can also use flexible armored cable (looks a bit like a flex lamp neck). I'm not wild about the stuff but it has its uses. You sound pretty new to the whole electrical trade and I strongly advise you to proceed cautiously after reading up on the subject. If in doubt, call a pro. It won't be cheap, but it's cheaper than rebuilding your house after it burns down, or paying funeral costs.
- Q:I need to know where the park and ILL wires go on the stock stereo. I am trying to install a kenwood cd player and I have thoses extra and dont know where to put it
- Here is the original wiring info for that vehicle and if you've any problems just give me the info that came with your new system and tell me what exactly is the wiring problem if any and I'll gladly help you. Car Radio Battery Constant 12v+ Wire: Red/Blue Car Radio Accessory Switched 12v+ Wire: Red/White Car Radio Ground Wire: Chassis Car Radio Illumination Wire: Black/Yellow Car Stereo Dimmer Wire: Orange Car Stereo Antenna Trigger Wire: N/A Car Stereo Amp Trigger Wire: N/A Car Stereo Amplifier Location: N/A Car Audio Front Speakers Size: N/A Car Audio Front Speakers Location: N/A Left Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Dark Green Left Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Blue/Orange Right Front Speaker Positive Wire (+): Violet/White Right Front Speaker Negative Wire (-): Brown/Blue Car Audio Rear Speakers Size: N/A Car Audio Rear Speakers Location: N/A Left Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Brown/Yellow Left Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Brown/Red Right Rear Speaker Positive Wire (+): Blue/White Right Rear Speaker Negative Wire (-): Blue/Red Hope that helps and best of luck.By the way I've installed countless stereos etc and doing automotive electrical troubling etc for many years now.
- Q:Just bought the wire only one month to see the inside of the copper wire does not pull a few, and would like to know why is this ah, this dare dare to use the wire, experts please answer! More
- Hello there! YJ-XLPE insulated, V-PVC sheathed 0.6-1KV using voltage, four core, 120 square and a 70 square, five core cable, 120 square one of them connected to the zero line 70 square ground wire satisfaction Please adopt! I wish the Spring Festival happy happy!
- Q:Wire inside the two lines, red and black, black line is the line of fire or zero line ah?
- Change the cabinet layout, is to do type test, and now a lot of non-standard counters, fail to meet the test requirements. Therefore, it is not recommended to change the cabinet structure.
- Q:Three-phase (refers to the line of fire, zero line and ground it?) 4 square copper wire 380V voltage, has received a 2P cabinet air conditioning, 3 desktop computers, 3 notebooks, 1 rice cooker, 2 fans, Can I install a 1.5P hanging air conditioner? The wires are laid by dark lines. More
- Power does not affect, as long as you ensure that the power supply is stable, the voltage is stable
- Q:I purchased at Ace Hardware a Bell Wire, and it says on the back for low voltage use up to 48 volts it is a solid/very sturdy wire with a green instulation i have three questions;1) can/should i use it to wire 3 3v led's to a nine volt battery or is it to thick of wire?( to thick meaning the 9v wont fill the whole wire resulting in loss of electricity)2) Can/should i wire 2 12v 12amp batteries an extremely short distance with it or is it not of high enough quality(like gauge).3) is there such thing as overkill? ex: using 12 guage wire for 2v or is it just unreasunable to do thatPs. Sorry for all the confusing launguge i dont know all the correct terms, im trying my best.
- Bell wire is solid copper wire that is used to hard wire door bells. It can be used for any low voltage, low power application.
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Teflon Wire UL1591
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 Meters m
- Supply Capability:
- 300 Kilometers per Month negotiable m/month
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