SPT-I Lamp

1.Productio SPT-1 Lamp Cord

CTC Lucerna Cordis Pone optima qualitas funiculi plastici operta est. SPT-1, 18 METIOR filum, aestimavit 105°C, Lamp Repair filum, 8 pedes vel 12 pedes vel nativus longitudinis funiculus cum obturaculo fine formato, laminae polarizatae. Funis extremitates exuuntur et in cuspides fodiuntur ut retexere et facilem efficiant filum super lucernam filum. Magna ad reficiendas vel restaurandas veteres lampadas et per- ficiendas novas lampadas. Factory convenerunt et U.L.certified.

2.Product Parameter @ UL62 # E257925 Conductor Metal

· SPT-1, 18 METIOR filum electricum aeris electricum, aestimavit 105°C, Lampas Repair filum, 8 pedes vel 12 pedes longi funiculi potentiae obturaculi, scapulae polarizatae, magnae lampadis partes.· Funis fines nudantur et tincti in labris vitant et explicant et facilem wiring in lucernam nervum faciunt.· Magna ad reficiendas vel lampades veteres refurbe ac perfice novas lampades cum lampadibus tuis propriis.· Factory convenerunt et UL Certified.

4.Product Details of the Lamp Cord

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SPT.Product Qualification

SPT-1 Lamp Cord

UL#E257925 Reach RoHS ISO9001-2015

6.Deliver, Navis et Servitio SPT-1 Lamp Cord

Magnae productionis capacitas et capacitas cum pluribus quam 17 annorum experientia in filis et rudentibus. Solet 3days pro in stirpe cables et 7-10days pro nativus funes. Online customer service ut omnes tuas inquisitiones vel quaestiones sustineant.

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FAQ1)

Tune es a

manufacturer

? Ita nostra societas est fila professionalis et rudentes fabrica per 17 annos experientiae.

2) Animis OEM et ODM? OEM ordinem nostris clientibus accipimus, et nos etiam validam investigationem evolutionis quadrigis ad specialia fila et rudentes designamus pro ODM.3)

Are

his products qualis certus? Plerique funes certificatorium sunt. Etiam stricte QC sub ISO9001-2015 ratio qualitatum administrationis habemus, omnes fructus 100 ante traditionem probati sunt. Qualitas certa est.

4)

Estne productum UL certificatorium? Imo factum est UL certificatorium cum UL62 # E257925.5)  

Quae

METIOR est funis lucernae? area, et numeri inferioris coniecturae fila maior-diametros significant. Causa est, quia methodus prima metiendi diametri filum erat fila trahere per foramen praesized, et filum crassius, quo pauciora fila coniungi possent aptare. Fila, quae potentiae receptacula et levia adfixa in domo typica sunt, sunt vel 12-vel tenuiora 14-fabrea, et quae in lampadibus funiculis etiam tenuiora sunt 18-membrana. Dissimiles rudentes in systemate electrica domi, funiculi lampadis plerumque filum subductis continent, quod filum ex pluribus filamentis tenuibus conglutinatis factum est. 6)

Quae est necessaria pro

Lamp Cord? Filum 18-meae intra funiculum lucernae aestimatur pro ducta vena maxima circiter 5 amps. Plus quam satis est pro luce typica 120-volt, vel etiam plures. Potestas quae onus consumit aequat quantitatem currentis fluit ad onus multiplicatum ex voltage electricitatis copia. Bulbus 60-watt qui in electricitatem 120-volt currit, ergo tantum ad 1/2 amp currentis trahit. Si vero idem bulbus in potentia 12-volt incurrit, funiculum ad 16 vel etiam 14-decimum upgrade ut guttas volt et lumina obscura vitare debeas.

The gauge of a conducting wire is a measure of its cross-sectional area, and lower gauge numbers signify larger-diameter wires. This is because the original method of measuring wire diameter was to pull wires through a presized hole, and the thicker the wire, the fewer strands could be bundled together to fit. The wires that power the receptacles and light fixtures in a typical house are either 12- or thinner 14-gauge, and those in lamp cords are even thinner 18-gauge ones. Unlike typical cables in a home's electrical system, lamp cords usually contain stranded wire, which is wire made of several thin filaments bundled together.

6) What is the requirements for a Lamp Cord?

The 18-gauge wire inside a lamp cord is rated for a maximum current draw of about 5 amps. That's more than enough for a typical 120-volt lightbulb -- or even several of them. The power that a load consumes equals the amount of current flowing to the load multiplied by the voltage of the electricity supply. A 60-watt bulb that runs on 120-volt electricity therefore only draws a 1/2 amp of current. If the same bulb runs on 12-volt power, however, you should upgrade the cord to 16- or even 14-gauge to avoid voltage drops and dim lights.