• What are the uses ···
    2025-08-28 What are the uses of control···

    Control cables transmit electrical energy directly from the power distribution point of the power system to the power connection lines of various electrical equipment and devices. They are moisture-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and damage-resistant.KVV SeriesSuitable for wiring control, signaling,

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  • Control cable mode···
    2025-08-28 Control cable model represen···

    Take KVVP2 as an example: K stands for control cable, the copper core letter T is omitted, V stands for PVC insulation, the second V stands for PVC sheath, and P2 stands for copper tape shield.KVVP2 stands for copper core PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, copper tape shielded control cable.Control cables

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  • What do ZC-YJVR, Z···
    2025-08-28 What do ZC-YJVR, ZC-RVV, ZR-···

    ZC-YJVR Cable: ZC indicates Class C flame retardant, while YJVR stands for copper-core, cross-linked polyethylene insulated, PVC-sheathed flexible cable. This cable is primarily used for connecting electrical wires, electrical appliances, instruments, and electronic equipment, and features high flam

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  • Teach you to disti···
    2025-08-28 Teach you to distinguish YJV···

    The Chinese names for YJV, YJY, and VV cables are very similar, and many customers are confused about the differences and don't know how to choose. Reading the following article will help you gain a clearer understanding of these three types.1. Differences in Names:YJV stands for Copper Core, Cr

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  • What are the model···
    2025-08-28 What are the models of high ···

    High-temperature-resistant cable models include, but are not limited to, the following:KFF - FEP insulated, FEP sheathed control cableKFV - FEP insulated, PVDF sheathed control cableKVFP - PVDF insulated, FEP sheathed shielded control cableKFFR - FEP insulated, FEP sheathed flexible control cableKFV

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  • The difference bet···
    2025-08-28 The difference between YJV22···

    1. Structural DifferencesYJV22 armored cable uses steel tape armor, boasting a compact structure and high tensile strength, capable of withstanding significant mechanical stress. YJV23 armored cable uses steel wire armor, offering higher tensile strength and enhanced protection compared to YJV22.2.

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  • The difference bet···
    2025-08-28 The difference between blv c···

    BLV cable insulation is primarily made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), and its core is an aluminum conductor. It is a rigid-conductor cable without a protective sheath. BLVV cable insulation is also primarily made of polyvinyl chloride, and it is a round, sheathed cable with an aluminum conductor. Comm

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  • The difference bet···
    2025-08-28 The difference between KVV a···

    KVV cable is a copper-core PVC-insulated, PVC-sheathed control cable. It consists of four components: conductor, insulation layer, tape, and sheath. This type of cable is a multi-core cable and offers excellent resistance to high temperatures, cold weather, and aging. It is generally used for fixed,

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  • What is the differ···
    2025-08-28 What is the difference betwe···

    Both YZW and YCW cables are rubber-sheathed flexible cables, used in various mobile devices. However, the letter designations for these two standards are often unfamiliar. So, what's the difference between YZW and YCW cables?YZW cables are medium-duty rubber cables with a certain degree of oil a

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  • The difference bet···
    2025-08-28 The difference between RVVB ···

    What is BVVB cable?BVVB cable stands for copper-core PVC-insulated, PVC-sheathed flat cable. It is typically composed of two BV wires, each covered in a white sheath. The first letter "b" represents fixed wiring, meaning a Class 1 rigid conductor. The first letter "v" represents

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