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PVC insulated Flexible Copper Wire

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Insulation Material: PVC Model Number: BV
Type: Low Voltage
Application: Lighting in residential
Conductor Material: Copper
Jacket: PVC
working temperature: 70 centigrade
Max. temperature: 160 centigrade
Type of Conductor: Stranded copper conductor
Rated Voltage: 450/750V

Packaging Details:	PVC copper wire,drum or iron drum
Delivery Detail:	PVC copper wire, mainly within 15 days or as your request

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PVC insulated Flexible Copper Wire

PVC Wire is used for lighting, electronic equipment, instument and communication equipment with rated voltage 450/750V or less

Specification:

1. The rated voltage of the wires should equal to or higher then the rated voltage of the system when wires are used at AC system. If the wires are used at DC system, the rated voltage of system should lower then 1.5 times as high as rated voltage of cable and wires. The working voltage of the system could be 1.1 times as high as the rated voltage of the cable.

2. The long term working temperature should lower then 70oC. The working temperature of BV-90 should lower then 90oC. And the laying temperature should higher then 0oC.

3. The curve diameter of the wire should longer than 8 times of the diameter of the outer diameter of cable and wires if their outer diameter is 25 mm or above. If the diameter of cable and wires is above 25 mm, the curve diameter should be at least 12 times of the outer diameter of the cable and wires.

Type	Name	Laying place and requirement	Long term working Temperature0C
60227IEC01 05 BV BLV	Copper conductor PVC insulated wires Aluminum conductor PVC insulated wires	Fixed laid indoors Conduit etc.	70
60227IEC07 (BV-90)	Heat resistant copper conductor PVC insulated wire at 90 0C	Mainly be laid at the places of high temperature environment and can be laid indoors ,conduits.	90
BVR	Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible cable	Be for laying permanent place where flexible required.	70
60227IEC10 (BVV) BVV	Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires	Fixed laid, fit for the places with high mechanical protection and moisture place, can be laid in the air or underground.	70
BLVV	Aluminum conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires
BVVB	Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires
BLVVB	Aluminum conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires
60227IEC02(RV) 60227IEC06(RV)	Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible connector wire	Mainly used at middle and light style moving electronics, home appliances, power and lighting and the places where flexible required	70
60227IEC42(RVB)	Copper conductor PVC insulated flat flexible connector wire
RVS	Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible twisting connector wire
60227IEC52(RVV) 60227IEC53	Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round flexible connector wire
60227IEC08 (RV-90)	Cu conductor heat resistant PVC insulated flexible connector wire at 90 0C	Mainly used at the places where heat resistance is required	90

Q:hi,i'm doing a preliminary search in buying a house in tucson, az, and have been looking at 1950s homes. none of the electrical is current/updated. does anyone know the year when codes were changed? i think it was in the 70s but i don't know exactly. this would help my first steps in searching, as i'm tired of looking at homes that have no ground or crazy wiring.: You might be going at it all wrong. Why not see what it would cost to upgrade the wiring in a house you like. The older homes were usually better built, more quaint and have mature trees and nicer neighbors. You can negotiate the asking price down, because of the wiring.

Q:I was measuring the electrical conductivity of certain wires at school in a lab in Amperes with an Avometer set on ''B'' and the results got:nichrome 0.2mm 1 Anichrome 0.4mm 0.8 ACopper 0.2mm 0.7 AIron 0.5mm 0.23 AAre those results right? And if so does that mean that the Iron wire has the best conductivity among those those indicated?: Conductivity is invese to resistivity. So a high resistance means a low conductivity. High resistance means less current can flow. A low resistance means a high conductivity. Low resistance means more current can flow. Something is wrong with your experiment setup because you don't state the length of the wires. The longer the wire, the greater its resistance. Copper has the lowest resistance of the three types of metals you list. Therefore it should have the highest conductivity and the highest current flow. Yet it has lower current flow than nichrome wire of the same diameter. So I have to assume the 0.2 mm copper wire was considerably longer than the 0.2 mm nichrome wire. Please check this out and ask the question again when you find out the lengths of the various wires you tested. The other thing I would want to know is what kind of power supply you were using. Was it a constant voltage supply ? What other devices were in the test setup ? Do you have a circuit schematic ? You can post an image on image-sharing websites and put the link in your question.

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?: The wiring may be fine but it is illegal for a uk landlord to rent a property withou having an annual electrical and gas safety certificate that is copied to the tenant. Ask your landlord for them. If he does not give you any go to local citizens advice for the way to deal with the issue where you live. This is not optional and I'd suspect your wiring is fine. If the gas is not up to standard you're in danger.

Q:What is the difference between summer and winter? why? If you set up a wire in the summer should pay attention to what: Summer typhoon and more field to set up a wire to pay attention to whether the fixed solid winter rain and snow more attention to the safety of the wire is affected attention to the surrounding height and other related conditions

Q:I bought a mobile home and some of the wire's in the wall need to be replace but I don't know what gauge to buy.: 14 gauge wire 14-2

Q:can we replaced it with the normal plastic insulated wire?: NO!!! It is for high heatJust get a new toaster

Q:I installed a ceiling fan/light combo in my room. because of the location of the switches, the switch that controls the light is on one side of the room on circuit 1, and the switch that controls the fan is on the opposite side of the room on circuit 2. What is happening is that there is only 1 common (white) wire coming from the fan/light combo. My circuit breaker keeps tripping if the commons from circuit 1 and 2 are tied together on the one common from the fan/light. Is there a problem with my fan? Is there a problem with tying 2 commons together from 2 different circuits? Is it my fancy CB? (it's one of those new ones required in bedrooms can't remember the name right now). Thought about hooking up a normal CB tomorrow to see if that makes a difference. Any other suggestions?: the fan and light should be on the same.sounds like you wired the fan light itself wrong.

Q:1) I want to install a ceiling light fixture (chandelier style) but I don't have a ceiling outlet box. 2) I want to convert the chandelier to a lamp that gets plugged into a regular outlet, so I have a) the chandelier w/ it's own cord (meant to be attached to the ceiling box) and b) 20 ft of regular cord attached on one end to a quick clamp plug.3) On the 20ft regular cord, and I can tell on this cord which wire is hot b/c one side is smooth (hot) and the other side is ribbed (neutral). Unfortunately, the cord from the chandelier itself is SMOOTH on all sides and is not marked white/black, smooth/ribbed, hot/neutral or with any other indicator that would allow me to tell which side is which. Hence, I don't know which chandelier wire to attach to which cord wire.Please help!: You can purchase a tester for about $10.00 that looks something like a pen or pencil. It is battery operated and all you have to do is the touch it to the wire and mash the spring clip and if the wire is hot it will illuminate. You do not have to take any wires loose and it is completely safe. You can purchase one at The Home Depot.

Q:i have a basement stairwell with one light at the bottom, switch at the top. I want to make it a 3-way switch with 2 lights. 2 sections lit from either top or bottom of stairs.How to do? the wiring dates from 1954, but there is plenty of amperage left on the fuse formula. Thanks ahead of time.: Amperage for one more is light is negligible and not an issue.The job requires two three way switches and running some wire and that is an issue. Get a licensed electrician as others have suggested electricity is the last thing you want to experiment with.

Q:I have an engine, frame etc but cannot get my hands on electrical wiring. Ive tried E-Baybut no luck.: i would keep check OKorder. i think places like bikebandit sell the parts separately, but it can be expensive. you can also check your local bike salvage yard?

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