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bell wire

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bell wire [′bel ‚wīr]
(electricity)
A copper wire, usually solid rather than stranded, and soft-drawn rather than hard-drawn, used in low-current, low-voltage applications.

bell wire
Small-diameter wire of low current-carrying capacity; covered with insulating material rated at 30 volts or less.


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Next, from indoors, pass a length of bell wire through the hole and separate the cores for approximately 25mm, then strip off 10mm of insulation from each one.
Next, from indoors, pass a length of bell wire through the hole and separate the cores for approximately 25 mm, then strip off 10 mm of insulation from each one.
Next, from indoors, pass a length of bell wire through the hole and separate the cores for approximately 25mm, then strip off 10mm of insulation from each one.
 
 
 
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