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For elevator crane lift TVVB Flat flexible cables

For elevator crane lift TVVB Flat flexible cables

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For elevator crane lift TVVB Flat flexible cables

Application: Crane, elevator, lift and so on.

As control and signal cable for elevator as well as moving machine parts, its bending radius is smaller compared with round cables due to the closely packed shielded cores or bundles. It can be installed in dry and damp rooms. 

 TVVB flexible flat cable for elevator crane lift               

Production Description:                                                                                            

1.PVC insulation, PVC sheath

2.With two steel wires

3.Rated voltage: 300/500V

4.Rate temperature: less than 70°c

5.Lifting height: less than 80m

6.Standard: National Standard GB5023-2-97,JB8734-98(IEC227)

Packaging Details:

1) Packing Lengths:  200m/roll, 300m/roll, 500m/roll, 100yard/roll, 200yard/roll, 300yard/roll

2) Inner packing: Wooden reel, plastic reel, and paper reel available.

3) Outer packing: Carton box, pull out box, pallet available.

4) Other packing available according to client's request.

Delivery Details:

 FOB Shenzhen/HK.Delivery within 7-25 days or according to customer's request.

 For elevator crane lift TVVB Flat flexible cables

Q:I have a spot in a room where there used to be track lighting. I'm going to be moving the electrical to the center of the room for a fan. Can I just used wing nuts and add to the existing wiring - will that be ok hidden behind the ceiling sheetrock? I need to add about 8 feet of wire to the center of the room from the current spot.
In addition to that, make sure the types of wiring are the same. You run into problems (often) when trying to connect old (knob tube) wiring to modern stuff like Romex. And as for safety, if you're not sure the current is off to that fixture, just shut off all the power (I'm in an old house, so our panel is like reading Egyptian hieroglyphics!). Also, get one of those voltage detector thingies that tells if there's a current present. don't take chances! They only cost about $18.00.
Q:Hydropower transformation with a few square of the wire is good? Recommend a good brand?
The middle of the partition with the inside there may be weak electrical cable, and strong electric cable separate.
Q:I need to drill a hole in some dry wall and mount an anchor hook to hang a 30+lb fire extinguisher. I am concerned about any electrical wiring or panels behind the dry wall. Any suggestions are appreciated.
your not allowed to hide a panel or box behind plaster or drywall. As for the wiring any wires going thru a wall stud is supposed to have a metal plate over it. ( this rule is almost never followed). But i would drill anyway because its got to get done. better on a stud though because 30 lbs is a lot of weight.
Q:I have a garden shed to which I would like to run electrical power. I have a source of power in my workshop that has a few open breakers in a 125AMP panel. Any running from the current panel to the garden shed would be roughly 60 feet long. I was thinking of running a 10-3 wire with two hots, a common and the ground to split into two circuits once I got to the shed. One would be for a few outlets (internal and outside) and another circuit for the lighting. I would be exiting the workshop for about 20 feet to get to the garden shed where I would put the cable 18 underground in a 1 1/2 inch conduit. If this is OK, what sort of breakers would I need at the workshop panel? I was thinking 2 20-amp single pole for each wire (hots-redblack), the common to the neutral bar and of course the ground. Is this enough information to help me ensure I would be NEC compliant? Any safety issues? Is there a better way to do this?
Generally what you are proposing would work except you need to use a 2-pole breaker to feed it. If you are going to use 10-3 uf you don't need and shouldn't use conduit at all, and you can't use NM-B in a wet location, which buried is considered wet. If you do use conduit you can use thhn conductors and just a 1/2 conduit. Conduit needs to have 18 cover, and UF cable needs 24. #10 wire may actually be larger than necessary, single phase 120v with #12 loaded to 20 amps would produce a 4% voltage drop, 5 percent is considered acceptable, any load on the opposite leg or less than full load would reduce the voltage drop. And then garden shed, you would have to treat this like a separate building, a service rated disconnect (or panel) and ground rods would be required. Skipping the ground wire is no longer legal.
Q:I am experiencing a problem with electrical wiring. I was trying to change a lightswitch to a duplex lightswitch/outlet. I could only get the outlet to work, not the lightswitch part. So I deceided to switch back to my original lightswitch (that originally worked just fine) because I would have to wait for someone who knows more to help me with the duplex. Now the lightswitch doesn't work either. What could have happend to cause this and how do I fix this?
To tell you the truth, I think you should call an electrician for this. Did you reconnect the neutral wire after trying to attach it to the receptacle outlet? How many wires did you have to start out?
Q:The new room wire soaked in the court to support the line
What is the difference between a fireproof bridge and a fireproof bridge?
Q:A. The wire is coated with a insulator to prevent shock. B. The birds are natural insulators.C. The birds are not touching the wire. D. The bird's feet are insulators.
the birds are not earthed
Q:Please guess a riddle: a beautiful ride on the wire. (Hit a plant) Rural visible
FireWire is red, the blue line is blue. Ground is yellow and green. Three-phase socket, usually on the left and right to the right fire. Usually we will phase the current phase difference of 120 degrees wire called FireWire. Three-phase power of the three tail together called "zero line". The ground wire is the line connecting the earth to the earth.
Q:A) Faulted electrical wiring can lead toB) Faulty electrical wiring can lead to
B is correct. 100% sure.
Q:What is the difference between RVS and RYS wires?
ZR indicates flame retardant. KVV PVC insulated control cable Uses: electrical, instrumentation, power distribution device signal transmission, control, measurement. KVVP: PVC sheathed shielded cable Use: electrical, instrumentation, power distribution device signal transmission, control, measurement. RVV (227IEC52 / 53) PVC insulated flexible cable Uses: household appliances, small power tools, instrumentation and power lighting.

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