Is this electrically conductive?
383147
No it is not electrically conductive, this is double sided tape normally used in the auto body industry specificly to mount moldings, trims, emblems ect. Basically it'll tape any two solid surfaces together very strongly.
132954
No problem, Susan. In point of fact, it *is* grounded, in a manner of speaking. Grounded to the grid, as it were. Suffice to say (and avoid allot of chatter about how AC differs from DC) that you're not going to get zapped by your sprouter. Or if you do, your electric company is to blame. The sprouter has a litany of faults all its own, but if it's certified by Underwriters Labs (which it must be), electrocuting its owners isn't among them (that I'm aware of). In all likelihood your motor will die long before any of this becomes an issue. Mine died within a month as I recall.
2079445
Induction cooking was not what I was looking for, but according the the item description it says it is conduction compatible.
381718
This is what "I" would consider a NO circuit. This will not conduct electricity unless the magnet is engaging the switch.. BE CAREFULL!!! Unfortunately they seller will not correct this issue for me
1465336
No. It is electric. Really nice looking, good sounding radio. I love the retro style.
1000605
I consider it a circuit that's printed on a thin film of plastic. The combination is remarkably thin and flexible. It's not a coil of wire. It's not a stiff or thick board.
1856943
Not electrically. Put a valve on the out side of the pump to control flow rate, works great.
1644350
No this is electric pulsing, kneading, etc. Shocking pulses running through electrodes. Would be very bad
1069009
To be perfectly honest im not too savvy with electrical but I know it does have the ground that plugs into the wall. I have had no problems witth it
1045407
Yes it is electric. It is good for heated dips like cheese dips that are more pliable when warm. Just one setting so if it is too warm you unplug it for awhile. Have not used mine with this set yet but have used similar (identical in appearance) before from friends which is why the addition with this set makes it desirable.
325737
I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use ANY wire. You have, in effect, the equivalent of an insulated wire laid inside your hose! Useless! I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use... » Read More I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use ANY wire. You have, in effect, the equivalent of an insulated wire laid inside your hose! Useless! « Show Less
763938
Yes it is electric..And if you don't mind me saying so, this is one of the best percolators I have ever purchased.
17238
This is actually metal tape. We use to to complete circuits so it is truly conductive.
1159622
No, it is not electric. It is battery powered. It is made of plastic. Our grandson is 3 and therefore not very gentle with it so the tracks come apart fairly easily.
774275
This is NOT a paint. It is a dry lubricant. Yes, it conducts electricity.Should be used as-is, there's no hardener. For use when liquid lubricants are not suitable, because of their tendency to attract dirt/dust, and/or oil build-up. Also good for extreme high or low temperatures, in which case liquid oils would become too viscous or too watery.Specs link - http://www.crcindustries.com/ei/product_detail.aspx?id=03094
696566
It's electric. The cord is a little short so you may need an extension depending on where you want to put it.
1124784
No. DVM set to 20M ohm showed no conductivity. Label specification: Dielectric constant 5.1 @ 100Hz.