AES/EBU (Audio Engineering Society/European Broadcasting Union) cable is a digital audio cable used to transmit high-quality, professional-grade audio signals. Unlike analog audio cables, AES/EBU t...
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What is AES/EBU Cable and When Should You Use It?posted in General Electric Chat
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Best-Selling Electrical Wires & Cables. What is Popular?posted in General Electric Chat
Electrical projects demand high-quality wires and cables that meet safety standards, offer durability, and ensure efficiency. But with so many options available, how do you know which ones ...
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Understanding Flexible Conduits: Types & Best Usesposted in General Electric Chat
A flexible conduit is a protective tubing that allows electrical wires to bend and move, reducing strain, preventing damage, and ensuring safety in various environments. The right conduit t...
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Question: Latest NEC updatesposted in Ask our Sales Team
Hello Camilo. You can find a list of the most significant changes in the 2023 NEC Edition by visiting one of the latest articles in our blog. Visit: A Guide to 2023 NEC Changes Hope...
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What is the difference between AFCI vs GFCIposted in All about Products
What is the difference between AFCI vs GFCI The AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) protects against electrical fires caused by loose wiring or unintended electrical arcs. The GFCI (Ground Fault ...
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Why do my house lights flicker when it's raining?posted in Guides and How to's
Hello, Camilo. If your lights flicker specifically during rainy weather, it could indicate moisture-related issues in your electrical system. Here are some common causes that we recommend to check ...
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How can I make a silver wire transfer to copper wire? Is it possible? If yes, what is the process?posted in Ask our Sales Team
Good question! It is possible to create a connection from a silver wire to a copper wire, often done in electrical or jewelry applications. You cannot actually "transfer" silver onto copper in a li...
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Tips for Selecting Wholesale Cables for Solar Projectsposted in General Electric Chat
The Best Options for Solar Panel Wires -Photovoltaic (PV) Wire: The Aluminum Solar Photovoltaic 2KV PV Wire is specifically designed for solar panels. It’s rated for outdoo...
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Ask the experts: the advantages of XLPE cables compared to PVC cablesposted in All about Products
In this post, we will compare XLPE and PVC cables, as well as their advantages. Let’s start! Higher Temperature Resistance XLPE cables like the 4mm 3C Stranded Gnd Bare Copper Unshielded ca...
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Can you use a CAT 3 cable for Ethernet?posted in General Electric Chat
Nice question! Hi there. Although CAT 3 cable is currently used in telephone wiring, it is no longer considered appropriate for modern networking since it only supports data transmission rates of...
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Question: How close can water lines be to electrical wires in a housposted in Ask our Sales Team
Hello Camilo, interesting question! Actually, The National Electrical Code (NEC) doesn’t have specific rules about the separation required between plumbing lines and electrical wiring. Howeve...
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Elevator Cable Installation: Cable Types and Selectionposted in All about Products
Elevator cable installation is a critical aspect of elevator safety and performance. Here's what you need to know: Elevator cable types Steel-Core Cables: Known for their imm...
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I have a sub panel that is wired with a 3-wire feeder and I need to ground it, how can I do it?posted in Ask our Sales Team
Hello. If your sub panel has 3 wires (2 hot wires and 1 neutral wire), you need to add a separate grounding pathway to make it safe. This is because the neutral wire carries current and also acts a...
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Is there a way to fix an outlet without neutral wire?posted in Ask our Sales Team
Hello. One option is to use GFCI outlets. They protect against electrical shock and can be used when a neutral wire is not available. Read about the difference between GFI and GFCI outlets. And, ...
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Ask the experts: How do I know if is it safe to wrap a split cable with a thread to prevent it from breaking further?posted in Guides and How to's
How do I know if is it safe to wrap a split cable with a thread to prevent it from breaking further? Wrapping a split cable with thread would be a temporary fix but only that. We do not recommend ...
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Common Cable Termination Techniquesposted in General Electric Chat
Cable termination refers to the process of connecting the end of a cable to a device or another cable, effectively completing the circuit and enabling the transfer of signals or power. At NNC, we w...
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