Is this wire RoHS compliant?
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I seriously doubt it, they would normally list it if it was. But it is cheap and it does do the job. If you are using this in an important application that requires RoHS I think you may be looking in the wrong place. A EE teflon insulated wire would probably serve you better.
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Documentation provided shows it meets UL, CSA and ROHS certification. It does not specify which UL standard. Try calling manufacturer 800-800-4APC.
450362
Yes you can, they accept bare wire nicely, just pay attention to your polarity and hand tighten them down!
41024
It's compatible with all "wired" (not sure about wireless systems) underground Petsafe fences. It worked great on my boxer. Two corrections is all it took.
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Hi Sharon, with out knowing the project your planning to use the wire on I can not answer your question. I can say from my experience that this Stainless steel wire worked great when I was making odd shape filters. It held its shape after many handlings. ..........Ron
1074600
No, the standard OEM hight tension wires should work fine with Bosch plugs. Just make sure the equivalent Bosch PN is the OEM equivalent.
587880
i am not sure waht guage standard Landdscape Wire is but it works well with that wire.
26540
No problem for the wire to the holder. More important make sure you have the correct fuse for the rating of the wire.
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Yes. The wire set comes with boots and connectors for different applications.
124123
I install for a living... there is nothing wrong with either way, wire that comes with is rated CMR which is fine for in wall use. Though at 100W 16/2 is the best option.
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I didn't I simply can't afford all copper wiring. Consequently, such cables made with copper clad aluminum conductors do not have a valid safety listing and cannot be legally installed into areas of buildings which require CM, CMG, CMX, CMR or CMP rated cables.The CDA also expressed safety and performance concerns over the proliferation of non-compliant copper clad aluminum conductors for certain data cable applications.The applicable industry standards, which require solid copper conductors for multi-conductor communications cables, are the National Electrical Code (current and older versions), UL 444, and TIA 568C.2.The National Electrical Code (Section 800.179) states that "Conductors in communications cables, other than in a coaxial cable, shall be copper." UL 444, Standard for Communications Cable (Section 5.1.1) states that "The conductors shall be solid or stranded, annealed, bare or metal-coated copper."UL444 compliance is a basic requirement for any communications cable to receive fire/safety ratings from Underwriters Laboratories or other nationally recognized test laboratories.
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no problem here. Installed a year or two ago. Ran old telephone wire pair to the CMV IR-130. Supplied unit with 12 volt DC as specified. The unit will automatically turn off when there is existing lighting ( like sun light ). My wire run was around 50 feet, using 22 gauge wire, as close as I can remember. Note that the frequency of the light must be the same frequency as the sensor in the camera. I was careful to mount the IR-130 in such a manner that water would not run into the internal part of the unit. Note: the hex tool used to adjust the 130 is metric. I do not recall which tool, seems like it is a 3 or 5 millimeter hex tool, but do not remember which. Just be prepared to find the right tool. Unit has never had a problem in the year or 2 that I have been using it. Good luck.
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It was definitely 4AWG when I purchased mine. This is a very nice kit and the 4AWG wiring is VERY flexible because it has a high conductor count. Was very easy to work with.
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No, that is wrong. I use this wire with the PetSafe YardMax and it works perfectly fine.Perhaps you are confusing twisted wire with stranded wire. Twisted wire, when referring to in ground dog fences, is when two different wires (stranded or solid core) are twisted together to create a "dead spot" in your fence system.
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As long is Coax wire, yes. I am a cable tech. This is the tools I use for work. No, it doesn't come with the barrels. It does come with the RG-6 fittings.
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My RT-100 has copper wires on both pos. and neg. leads. I prefer copper over alum.due to that copper is A better conductor than alum. and also uses smaller gauge wire.
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I did, and had no problems with the wire, actually I bought a heavier wire as the lighter wire broke and tangled easier than the heavy guage. A steel alloy rod, purchased from Home Hardware, used for grounding house wiring, did the trick. Make sure its in damp ground, where you install the grounding rod, I would run the hose around my ground rod now and again, just to make sure.