How much do you know about decoration?
When decorating, we always have various questions. The first is the selection of wire materials. Some people may ask, the wires are buried in the wall and cannot be seen or touched. As long as the material is copper core, it will be fine? As long as it has electricity? Is it okay to use the same type for square numbers?
In terms of wire selection, welcome to buy Simsheng Cable. First of all, Simsheng Cable uses 99.99% high-precision oxygen-free copper as the copper core material, which is a high-quality material recognized in the industry. Oxygen-free copper, with its low resistance and high conductivity, not only ensures stable transmission of current, reduces energy loss, but also saves you electricity bills in the long run. Compared with materials such as brass or copper-clad aluminum, Simsheng cables have better electrical conductivity, so you don’t have to worry about the quality of the wires. Secondly, Simsheng Cable’s low-smoke halogen-free flame-retardant wires can release no harmful gases in the event of a fire, and at the same time will not affect escape due to thick smoke, providing a strong guarantee for the safety of you and your family. Assure. Finally, Simsheng Cable also fully considers the needs of different uses in the selection of the square number of wires. Whether it is light cords, sockets, high-load areas in kitchens and bathrooms, or large equipment such as central air conditioners, Simsheng Cable can provide appropriate selection and recommendations for the number of square meters of wires to ensure the safety of household electricity.
Is it more beautiful to run wires horizontally and vertically? Can it also avoid hitting wires during subsequent decoration and nailing? During the circuit construction process, although the traditional horizontal and vertical wiring method visually presents a clean and beautiful effect, from a professional perspective, it is not the most ideal construction method. First, it is easy to form a right-angle bend, which makes subsequent repairs unable to extract smoothly, increasing the complexity and time cost of repairs. Moreover, during long-term use, the wires at the bends are more likely to age and become brittle. In addition, horizontal and vertical wiring methods will increase the use of building materials and make water and electricity pipes go around longer distances. This not only wastes material resources but also increases construction costs.
