RV/NH-RV Wire Advantages  
Extreme Flexibility: Ultra-fine copper wire stranding allows bending and shaping, suitable for precise equipment wiring  
High Fire Resistance: NH-RV passes rigorous fire resistance tests, ensuring uninterrupted power transmission during the initial stages of a fire  
Strong Spatial Adaptability: Flexible and slender, suitable for wiring inside space-constrained appliances and narrow channels  
High Connection Reliability: Tight conductor stranding ensures secure terminal crimping, preventing poor contact and overheating  
Economical Flexible Wire: Offers cost advantages among ultra-flexible wires with outstanding value for money  

RV/NH-RV Wire Selling Points  
Standard Wire for Household Appliances: RV is widely used for internal wiring and power connections in appliances such as air conditioners and washing machines  
Flexible Connection for Firefighting Equipment: NH-RV supplies power to movable firefighting equipment such as fire fans and smoke exhaust valves  
Extremely Simple Installation: Adapts to complex routing paths without pre-forming, significantly improving assembly efficiency  
Long Fatigue Resistance Life: Passes 50,000 bending tests, suitable for frequently moved electrical connection points  
Dual Safety Certification Assurance: Both standard and fire-resistant types pass CCC certification with traceable quality  

RV/NH-RV Wire Application Scope  
RV Applications: Internal wiring of household appliances, connection wires for instruments and meters, lead wires for lighting fixtures, wiring for low-voltage control cabinets  
NH-RV Applications: Power connection wires for firefighting equipment, wiring for emergency evacuation systems, emergency circuits for medical equipment, and power supply for mobile firefighting equipment  
Compliance Certifications: CCC/ROHS, with NH-RV additionally complying with GB/T 19666 fire resistance standard  

The core application of NH-RV is: "Electrical connection scenarios that require fire resistance and extremely high wire flexibility, and may even involve or frequent bending."