PVC Control Cable 300/500V, 450/750V
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 800 m
- Supply Capability:
- 150000 m/month
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1. Product Description
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.
2. Product Characteristic
Properties:
The outer sheath is extensively resistant to oil and cooling liquid.
Standards: GB5023.6, IEC60227-6, EN50214
Structure:
Conductor: fine strands of bare copper wire, acc. to VDE0295 class 5
Insulation special PVC
Color: yellow, white, orange with black number with white digital coding
Bearing: steel rope
Outer sheath: flexible PVC, cold resistance, flame resistance
Color: grey(RAL7001)
3. Product Specification
Voltage Rate | 300/500V, 450/750V | |
Cores | 2C~61C | |
Range of Nominal cross section: | 0.75 mm2 ~10 mm2 | |
Application | It is used as power and connecting cables in mechanical engineering for tooling machinery, control unit, production lines, transportation equipment, conveyor and assembly lines as well as in plant construction. | |
Standard | IEC60227, BS6500, VDE0250, GB/T9330 | |
Constructions | Conductor: Class 1/2 annealed bare copper solid or strands or Class 5 fine annealed copper wire Insulation: PVC Sheath: PVC | |
Max. Operating Temperature | 70℃, can be 90℃ and 110℃ as per requirement | |
4. Packaging & Delivery
- Q: how long the wires for electrical existence please advise
- If the house was built in the 1970s, it may have aluminum wiring. Its terminations will probably need attention. If the insulation is brittle, it all needs to be replaced. If the wiring has been exposed to water, via flooding, I absolutely would check the insulation some places in the walls, low near receptacles and such. If you are altering the load, increasing power demand, you will need to run larger conductors.
- Q: What is the difference between the BVV line and the BV line?
- Will load 473KW current 560A need much cable, how big the casing
- Q: I have a 6 weeks old kitten and he is always biting me and the electrical wires. How can I stop him?
- Vinegar okorder
- Q: Can electrical wire from a 50 ft drop cord be used to re-wire the lights on a old car with a 12 volt system ?
- Most important is the wire a large enough gage to carry the load. The voltage is not the deciding factor. Amperage is. It is possible to melt or burn wire from a trouble light with the current from a 12 volt auto battery.
- Q: I have an 5 month old kitten she has chewed plug ends off of things that are plugged into electrical sockets
- Make a solution of 1 part tabasco sauce 1 part water, place in spray bottle. Unplug and spray any cords she is getting at. Let dry Replug The mixture will act as a deterrent when the kitten attempts to chew next
- Q: If anyone could answer this and provide a source I would appreciate it.
- (Quoted from source): Most homes have two incoming voltages: 120 volts for lighting and appliance circuits and 240 volts for larger air conditioning and electric dryer circuits. When an appliance switch is turned on, electrical current flows through the wire, completing the electrical circuit and causing the appliance to operate. The amount of flowing current is called amperage. Most lighting circuits in the home are 15 amp circuits. Most electric dryers and air conditioners require larger 30 amp circuits. The amount of electrical power needed to make an appliance operate is called wattage and is a function of the amount of current flowing through the wire (amperage), and the pressure in the system (voltage). Mathematically speaking, volts x amps watts. So, if we have a 120 volt system and a 15 amp current, we can flow a maximum of 120 x 15 or 1,800 watts on a typical lighting or appliance circuit. When too many lights or appliances are attached to the electrical system, it will overload and overheat. This can cause the wire insulation to melt and ignite, resulting in an electrical fire. The amount of electrical current flowing through wire is affected by resistance. This is known as ohms. Resistance causes increased heat in the wire. Heat is the byproduct that makes some appliances work, such as an iron, toaster, stove or furnace. Large current faces high resistance when moving through a small wire. This generates lots of heat. That's how an incandescent light bulb works. Resistance through the light filament causes it to heat up which gives off a bright light. Electrical resistance also is affected by the length of a wire. Operating an electrical hedge clipper with a long extension cord increases resistance and might cause the cord to overheat, melt or ignite. The same occurs if too many strands of Christmas lights are connected together.
- Q: Laptop to take the battery, directly with the power cord plug, you can use it?
- Notebook computer to take the battery, directly with the power cord plug, you can use. But if the sudden power failure, then the notebook will cause harm. Notebook battery maintenance: First, the laptop battery does not need the first three times each time 12 hours of charging. Second, if you can provide a stable voltage in the use of the environment is best to use an external power supply, then you can consider removing the battery. Third, if you do not use a laptop or laptop battery for a long time, it is best to save 50% of the battery power to save.
- Q: Does anyone have a link/website that shows which size/color wire nut to use for connecting different guage size wires?What should I be looking out for when screwing on the nut to the wires. Is there anything that I will notice when I have found the correct size?Is the color of the nut standard from one manufacture to another?thanks
- You taped the stripped ends with tape - then installed the nut over the tape? That isn't a good idea - wire nuts have a spiral metal coil inside that assist in making and maintaining a good electrical connection. Electrical tape doesn't do that. I bet you were using either the cheap wire nuts that came with the new fixture, or were using improperly sized wire nuts. I suggest purchasing properly sized wire nuts and remaking the connections properly. RE Additional Details: I would question the reputable websites. First, code does not recognize tape as a device to make eletrical connections, only as a means of insulating a splice. In the old days, taped connections were soldered first to create a good mechanical and electrical connection; the tape was for insulation only. We still use listed wire connectors today that require a tape overwrap for insulating purposes. Second, while taping over a wire nut is not prohibited, the wire nut is the connecting device and must go on the wires first, per all manufacturer's directions.
- Q: I would like to take a 15.5KW of electrical appliances, with the attack on the length of the short Chi Chi E-law to spend much of the three-phase five-core line. Seek the master to calculate the method. Can give 220V and 380V from the power and current aspects of the calculation formula or table. Of the additional addition. Seek detailed points. There are documents can be sent to.. COM problem added: do not know not to answer. Thank you. More
- See circuit current. General copper wire, 1 square mm, can carry 5A. Insurance point by 3 ~ 4A calculation it.
- Q: How does electrical field spread through the wire when there is potential difference on its edges?
- as current flows
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PVC Control Cable 300/500V, 450/750V
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 800 m
- Supply Capability:
- 150000 m/month
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Quality Product, Order Online Tracking, Timely Delivery
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