Introduction

Nylon wire is a wire that is also referred to as a crank white wire and is composed of a combination of two thin wires that are generally stuck together.

Uses of nylon wire include wiring in buildings and office wiring as well as in residential areas. Other uses of these products are in electrical appliances such as indoor wiring of chandeliers as well as some appliances that generally do not have very high power consumption, is.

The main function of these wires is to transfer power. One of these two wires is connected to the phase and the other to zero. As mentioned earlier, the two wires are stuck together.

As mentioned earlier, the other name for nylon wire is the white bent wire. The reason for this naming is that the wires are usually white. These white cladding which prevents the transmission of electricity or the connection between phase and knob are of soft and flexible plastic. The coating is located on a central conductor part on which it is usually made of copper or aluminum. These internal components are present in all power cables and play the role of conductor or conductor.

These wires are also sometimes used as portable wires, but if the power supply is not high, the power is not as large as the rest of the wires, and so is weaker.