Interesting facts about wire for new homeowners

Home use is considered low-voltage cable usage.

TIS. 11-2553, 60227 IEC01 cables are used for general use. They are installed in cable channels and must be protected from water entering the cable channels. They must not be buried directly in the ground.

TIS. 11-2553, 60227 IEC10 cables are used for general use. They are installed in cable channels and must be protected from water entering the cable channels. They are placed on cable trays and must not be buried directly in the ground.

TIS. 11 Vol. 101-2559, VAF cables are installed on walls and installed in cable channels. They must not be buried in pipes or underground. * V means PVC sheath, A means Annealed Copper, F means flat cable type.

TIS 11 Vol. 101-2559, NYY cables are used for general use. * N means VDE standard, Y means PVC sheath, Y means PVC insulation

TIS. 11 Vol. 101-2559, VCT cables are used for general use, connecting to electrical appliances, placed on cable trays, buried in underground pipes or directly buried in the ground. * V means PVC sheath, CT means cabtyre cable

Homeowners who do not have an engineer to supervise the construction of the house must check whether the wires that the technician has put into the pipes are up to standard or not. If they are not up to standard, it may have long-term effects. Because when they are put into the pipes, the wires that are not up to standard will have a thin sheath, which may cause the sheath to break when put into the pipes. Therefore, after a long time, it may cause the wires to break inside the pipes.