Tri rated cable

[NozSpark]

Does anyone know where I can get red and black Tri rated in 6.0mm by the meter?

Probably only need 4m of each

 

[steptoe]

not such short lengths,

why tri rated NOZ ?

 

[Evans Electric]

Only from another sparks I'd say , Noz, wholesalers would only want to sell a coil I'd guess .

They may sell you HR flex , you could strip it, would that do the job.

 

[NozSpark]

I need red / black because it's for a DC supply between a voltage regulator and tank (see electro plating thread) and thats the lengths I need. 6.0mm because thats the manufacturers spec!

I've had a look on ebay and there are a few sellers there selling short lengths, so I'll be getting so there

 

[steptoe]

try a lorry plaCE THEN i WOULD THINK,

or maybe a caravan place going by your location,

sorry about the caps,

and I cant be bothered,,,,,,,

 

[stuartrw79]

I need red / black because it's for a DC supply between a voltage regulator and tank (see electro plating thread) and thats the lengths I need. 6.0mm because thats the manufacturers spec!I've had a look on ebay and there are a few sellers there selling short lengths, so I'll be getting so there

Why red and black ? DC cable colours are harmonised too ! Either brown, blue or grey depending on if its a positive or negitive earth system.

 

[NozSpark]

TBH 4 or 5 meters of each for +ve and -ve (whatever the correct colours are) would be more than enough.

They are run external from the DC voltage regulator cabinet and lugged onto the rods at the tank.

Let me know how much you want as customer will be billed in the end..

On a side note,,, I still need to get my domain transferred

 

[matt.leung]

try Batts cable. 01322 441165... i know it is not local at all for u, but they do serve the entire UK... its worth a go for sure..

 

[NozSpark]

Sorry guys,,, I'm now thinking it's actually 10mm that I need :coat

 

[Andy™]

UK cables sell tri by the metre (10mm +). 6mm and less by the roll

 

[kerching]

I have 10mm [will have to check in morning though] but it is only black. black is the new brown, grey, blue, pink, yellow, etc etc! You know how to operate a roll of insulting time I assume [sarcasm mode, carp day]... :coat

 

[Lee321]

move up to 10mm then you can get it

 

[kerching]

just checked ....I have 10mm in universal black, same in green/yellow, if its any help??

 

[NozSpark]

Universal black would be great, but I'll have to find a way to mark the ends (maybe heat shrink)

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Like I said earlier,,, let me know how much and I'll post the money, customer is paying in the end

 

[kerching]

Universal black would be great, but I'll have to find a way to mark the ends (maybe heat shrink)---------- Post Auto-Merged at 18:04 ---------- Previous post was made at 18:02 ----------

Like I said earlier,,, let me know how much and I'll post the money, customer is paying in the end

Will 10metres do you??

If so, then any figure greater than

 

[NozSpark]

10 meters is more than enough and I'll give to both for you mate

PM on it's way

 

[NozSpark]

Canoe,

The DC regulators terminals are marked red and black, so +ve and -ve would be best..

As the regulator supplies 2 tanks (in parallel) I'd need 7+ve and 4-ve,,, but I could easily heat shrink if I have to..

Let me know how much and I'll sort it out.

Cheers

Any chance you and Kerching want to get together and do the job for me???? ; ) ; )

 

[kerching]

It's cut and sat in my car waiting to go tomorrow!....Ignore the sender's address on the package as I am sending it via my Son's Royal Mail Bulk contract... :coat

 

[ProDave]

Can I just ask why it has to be tri rated cable?

IIRC from my industrial machinery days, tri rated just means it complies with several different international standards, so you can use the same cable in your control panels and sell them wordwide without modification.

This is clearly a one off application, so as I understand it, it does NOT need to be tri rated, it just needs to comply with the standards of the country it's being used in.

 

[Andy™]

tri is fairly flexible