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“The aluminum magnet wire division manufactures super enameled round and rectangular copper wires confirming to various IEC 60317 and IEC 60851 series specifications. Extremely rigorous and systematic testing procedures are routinely followe...- May 13, 2021
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A total rewiring is not always the best option as this requires breaking into walls and going through every wire in the house. Imagine the work it takes to trace a home’s wirings. Even a residential property will still demand a lot of time a... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
The aluminum winding wire is better in electrical distribution and transmission. However, typical household wiring devices (GFCI, receptacle outlets, light switches, etc.) are not rated for aluminum wire. As a result, an aluminum wired house is mo... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
One of the things you may encounter concerning the electrical work in your home is Aluminum Enameled Wire. In many cases, it may not be possible for the homeowner to be sure if he has aluminum wiring, since some copper wiring can be coated with al... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry: To avoid electrochemical corrosion of aluminum magnet wire, the methods used include electroplating and copper-colored quick-drying paint.
Electroplating method: refers to plating a layer of copper on the joints of ECCA wire, but it is a waste of tim... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
The aluminum magnet wire is more abundant in nature than copper. This is making it cheaper compared to other metals.
One of the downsides of aluminum is that it is not as good a conductor as copper. Technically, you will need wires with a bigger ... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
If you're relatively certain that your home has residential aluminum winding wire, don't panic. Unless you see your electrical outlet smoking, or you've noticed the signs of other overheating problems, there's plenty of time to start fixing the is... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
When it comes to electrical systems in homes, there have been a number of different standards that have come and gone over the years, and for a variety of different reasons. One of t hose old standards that has been replaced over the years has bee... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
Many homeowners and home buyers tend to overreact when I tell them I found aluminum magnet wire in their home during the home inspection. They have this preconceived notion that the electrical system is not safe and the home is therefore dangerous... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
The demands placed on residential electrical systems are higher than they were only ten years ago, and significantly higher than thirty years ago. With more appliances and charging stations than ever before plugged into a house’s electrical ... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
It all depends on what insulation is used. There are lots of different kinds of insulation and manufacturers make them with different thicknesses (single build, double build, triple build, etc.). Most data sheets show the results of an scrape abra... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
Enameled rectangular copper wires are widely used in the manufacture of motors, inductors, hard disk head actuators, and various applications that require tightly wound insulated wires. When used in machines such as transformers and motors, both aluminum ... - yuu xin wrote a new blog entry:
Copper enameled wires are often called magnet wires because these wires are coated with insulation. copper enameled wire is widely used in the manufacture of motors, inductors, hard disk head actuators, and various applications that require... - yuu xin has just signed up. Say hello!