PVC Insulated Wire Suitable for laying at the fixed places

PVC Insulated Wire Suitable for laying at the fixed places

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1.Item: PVC Insulated Wire
2.Application
Suitable for laying at the fixed places. They are widely used as connectors of driving, lighting, electric equipments, instrument and telecommunication equipments with rated voltage up to 450/750V (U_O/U). Part of the plastic wires are used at the equipment with AC rated voltage up to 300/300V
3.Standard
PVC Insulated Wire meets or exceeds the following GB / JB standards:
GB5023, which is equivalent to IEC227, and JB8734
4.Specification

Copper core PVC insulated wire (BV-300/500V)

Nominal Area mm²	Number/Diameter of Wire mm	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass kg/km	Max. DC Resistance at 20℃ Ω/km
0.5	1/0.80	2.4	8.5	36.0
0.75(A)	1/0.97	2.6	11.1	24.5
0.75(B)	7/0.37	2.8	12.0	24.5
1.0(A)	1/1.13	2.8	13.9	18.1
1.0(B)	7/0.43	3.0	15.0	18.1

Copper core PVC insulated wire (BV-90-450/750V)&Aluminum core PVC insulated wire (BLV-450/750V)

Nominal Area mm²	Number/Diameter of Wire mm	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass		Max. DC Resistance at 20℃
			kg/km		Ω/km
			Copper	Aluminum	Copper	Aluminum
1.5(A)	1/1.38	3.3	20.3	-	12.1	-
1.5(B)	7/0.52	3.5	21.6	-	12.1	-
2.5(A)	1/1.78	3.9	31.6	17	7.41	11.80
2.5(B)	7/0.68	4.2	34.8	-	7.41	-
4(A)	1/2.55	4.4	47.1	22	4.61	7.39
4(B)	7/0.85	4.8	50.3	-	-	-
6(A)	7/0.85	4.8	50.3	29	3.08	4.91
6(B)	7/1.04	5.4	71.2	-	3.08	-
10	7/1.35	7.0	119	62	1.83	3.08
16	7/1.70	8.0	179	78	1.15	1.91
25	27/2.04	10.0	281	118	0.727	1.20
35	27/2.52	11.5	381	156	0.524	0.868
50	19/1.78	13.0	521	215	0.387	0.641
70	19/2.14	15.0	734	282	0.268	0.443
95	19/2.52	17.5	962	385	0.193	0.320
120	37/2.03	19.0	1180	431	0.153	0.253
150	37/2.25	21.0	1470	539	0.124	0.203
185	37/2.52	23.5	1810	666	0.0991	0.164
240	61/2.25	26.5	2350	857	0.0754	0.125
300	61/2.52	29.5	2930	1070	0.0601	0.100
400	61/2.85	33.0	3870	1390	0.0470	0.0778

3) Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat power cable (BVVB-300/500V) & Aluminum core PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat power cable (BLVVB-300/500V)

Nominal Area mm²	*Core Number/Diameter of Wire mm**	Reference Mass		Max. DC Resistance at 20℃
		kg/km		Ω/km
		Copper	Aluminum	Copper	Aluminum
*20.75**	2*1/0.97	43.7	-	-	-
*21.0**	2*1/1.13	51.0	-	-	-
*21.5**	2*1/1.38	65.9	-	-	-
*22.5**	2*1/1.78	95.7	64.9	7.41	11.8
*24**	2*7/0.85	146.0	80.7	4.61	7.39
*26**	2*7/1.04	200.0	104	3.08	4.91
*210**	2*7/1.35	323.0	177	1.83	3.08
*30.75**	3*1/0.97	62.6	-	24.50	-
*31.0**	3*1/1.13	74.3	-	18.10	-
*31.5**	3*1/1.38	95.6	-	12.10	-
*32.5**	3*1/1.78	140	93.9	7.41	11.8
*34**	3*7/0.85	220	123	7.41	7.39
*36**	3*7/1.04	295	153	4.61	4.91
*310**	3*7/1.35	485	261	1.83	3.08

4）Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed power cable (BVV-450/750V)

Nominal Area mm²	*Core Number/Diameter of Wire mm**	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass kg/km
*10.75**	1*1/0.97	4.3	23
*11.0**	1*1/1.13	4.5	26.4
*11.5 (A)**	1*1/1.38	4.9	34.5
*11.5(B)**	1*7/0.52	5.2	36.5
*12.5(A)**	1*1/0.85	5.8	46.4
*14(A)**	1*1/2.25	6.4	65.9
*14(B)**	1*7/0.85	6.8	73.7
*16(A)**	1*1/2.76	7.0	91.6
*110**	1*7/1.35	8.8	152.0
*21.5(A)**	2*1/1.38	9.8	109
*21.5(B)**	2*7/0.52	10.5	123
*22.5(A)**	2*1/1.78	11.5	157
*22.5(B)**	2*7/0.68	12.0	172
*24(A)**	2*1/2.25	12.5	205
*24(B)**	2*7/0.85	13.0	222
*26(A)**	2*1/2.76	13.5	265
*26(B)**	2*7/1.04	14.5	286
*210**	2*7/1.35	18.0	471
*31.5 (A)**	3*1/1.38	10.5	136
*31.5(B)**	3*7/0.52	11.0	146
*32.5(A)**	3*1/1.78	12.0	190
*32.5(B)**	3*7/0.68	12.5	207
*34(A)**	3*1/2.25	13.0	252
*34(B)**	3*7/0.85	14.0	272
*36(A)**	3*1/2.76	14.5	344
*310**	3*7/1.35	19.0	574
*41.5 (A)**	4*1/1.38	11.5	164
*41.5(B)**	4*7/0.52	12.0	174
*42.5(B)**	4*7/0.68	13.5	252
*44(A)**	4*1/2.25	14.5	321
*44(B)**	4*7/0.85	15.5	346
*46(A)**	4*1/2.76	16.0	429
*46(B)**	4*7/1.04	17.5	470
*51.5 (A)**	5*1/1.38	12.0	192
*51.5(B)**	5*7/0.52	12.5	205
*52.5(A)**	5*1/1.78	14.0	272
*52.5(B)**	5*7/0.68	14.5	292
*54(A)**	5*1/2.25	16.0	379
*54(B)**	5*7/0.85	17.0	418
*56(A)**	5*1/2.76	17.5	518
*56(B)**	5*7/1.04	18.5	550

5) Copper core PVC insulated flexible power cable (BVR-450/750V)

Nominal Area mm²	Number/Diameter of Wire mm	Max. Outer Diameter mm	Reference Mass kg/km	Max. DC Resistance at 20℃ Ω/km
2.5	19/0.41	4.2	34.7	7.41
4	19/0.52	4.8	51.4	4.61
6	19/0.64	5.6	73.6	3.08
10	49/0.52	7.6	129	1.83
16	49/0.64	8.8	186	1.15
25	98/0.58	11.0	306	0.727
35	133/0.58	12.5	403	0.524
50	133/0.68	14.5	553	0.387
70	189/0.68	16.5	764	0.268

Q: I was just wondering because I need a new power supply for my computer. It is an Acer Aspire AM3910-U4012. Is the power cable that connects to the motherboard the only power cable I need to replace or will I need to replace all the cables in my computer for it to work properly?: If your current power supply is modular and you buy the same brand of modular power supply to replace it, then you can use most of the existing cables, if you want to. For most power supplies, all the cables are permanently attached. But there's nothing wrong with using existing cabling if it is modular. You have to be aware that different brands of power supplies use different types of modular cables, though. If you change brands of power supply, most likely you will need to replace all power cables, regardless of if they are modular or not...

Q: So my vehicle's amp recently stopped working. It worked great after I installed it about a year before, so after testing for shorts, burnt out fuses, etc, I decided that the amp had died on me. After getting a new one-and it not working either-I checked the voltage at the end of the power cable where it hooks onto the amp. I get a 12v reading when the ignition is off, but only a 4v reading when it is in the run or aux. position. The in line fuse is good, as well as the battery (just had it checked). Any ideas as to why this is happening? As of this posting, I have NOT tried running a new power cable yet, but that is the next step if nobody has an answer. Thanks.: sounds you have a loose ground connection.

Q: Hello,if you want to split your power distribution cable,how do you do so ?? I want the cable to be divided into two other smaller cables,do I use a T-joint or what ???Thx!!!: What sort of power cable? If it is mains or an automotive power outlet, you can get splitters for those.

Q: I have a Parrot Boombox bluetooth speaker but am missing the power cable. Can you look at this picture and tell me what kind it is and where I might get one?: That's just a standard AC power cord. You may already have one around the house. If you can't find one, go to your local computer store.

Q: i'm using an older mac at uni to do illustration, i pulled the computer round to put a tablet in it and the computer shut down, there are about 20 computers in the lab....the power cable at the back that is connected to the monitor is loose, i tried to put it back in but it's crackling....can i get electrocuted from putting it back in? i can't shut down all the computers so there's still electricity running through...thanks: no prob... no need to b scared jis put the cable in... i do this job all day long.... i knw alot abt hardware... trust me nothing wud happn

Q: My stereo in my car is cutting out (powering off and on again) on high volumes. I'm trying to determine if it's my amp/sub-woofer or not. I switch off my amp with my remote power switch (the blue cable switch) and I still get the cut out. Is this conclusive enough to indicate that the problem is not with my amp/subwoofer?: Ok, so this is what your going to do to test this. First unscrew your remote switch and place a wire from the positive terminal from your amp to the remote switch on your amp and then the amp should power on. now if you have the same problem it is most likely that it is not that the remote switch is having problems but probably your sub is not matched with your amp and has greater ohms than your amp is capable of therefore sending it into protect mode which would make sense since you say it is when you turn up the volume. I wish the best of luck : ) P.S check your wattage if your amp draws more than 600+ maybe even 500 your battery may not be able to power it so maybe if all else fails see if you can get your hands on a capacitor.

Q: When I say different types, I mean different types of Xbox 360 203 watt power cables. And I know that my xbox 360 is compatible with 203 watt power cables.: No, it really doesn't matter. All xbox 360's can use the 203W power supply. Though you can not use the 175w or 150w power supply with a 203w xenon motherboard xbox. There are 2 different types of 203w power supply, there's a 2 pin and a 3 pin. It really doesn't matter which one you get, one is grounded and one isn't.

Q: I am trying to install a new Power Supply Dynex 520 Watt ATX and I cannot figure out what cable to connect to the hard drive. It was very small and I had a hard time connecting it. Do you have a clue?: It okorder /

Q: I just bought it!: Why would the power cable make noise? It's just a cable.

Q: My Xbox 360's power supply cord is very loosely connected. I've tried to push it with force, didn't go further. Games lag a bit (GTA IV, for example) at graphically expensive situations. Simplier games like Limbo and Worms run without any problems. I think my console suffers from voltage drop because cable isn't properly connected.Power cord looked like this already when I connected my console for the first time. Now my Xbox 360 S is only couple of days old. Please tell me what your consoles look like. Power supply's light is also orange. Not yellow, not red - orange.: It's not possible to drop voltage as you said. It's either connected, or it's not. The power won't wain. It just won't work at all if not properly inserted. But if the power cord won't seat properly in a brand new console, you're still under warranty. I'd get it replaced if I were you..

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