As a general rule any fixed or rigid electrical units will need ceramic insulation to minimize the amount of heat given off. The high voltage in certain cables and units would otherwise lead to a potential fire risk that in turn could result in tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage to your property.
Before starting on any home modifications you will need to have a complete knowledge of the building's wiring systems as well as being able to purchase the right material and equipment.
You will discover that today the best way to get hold of any DIY or electrical items is to go online. It does not matter how large or small the products are, the price available from online retailers is usually far below what is available in our local hardware stores. This is because an online operator will have much lower overheads than those businesses that have a physical store.
It may be worthwhile that before you place an order for any products you email the retailer a brief outline of your plans. They should then be able to respond with a list of the material you are going to require as well as their associated cost; this will include whether or not a form of ceramic insulation is needed. If the temperatures in the specific wires and units you are to replace will be low then a Kevlar form of insulation may be sufficient.
You should never cut corners and costs when it comes to the insulation of electrical wiring. The result of doing so will be a problem bigger than you could have ever imagined.
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