0.6/1kV XLPE Insulation Low Smoke Low Halogen Flame Retardant Power Cable
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1. Application
This product is apply to AC rated voltage 0.6/1kV circuit, for the use of power transmission and distribution,suitable for densely inhabited district with high-rise buildings, Shopping malls, etc.
2、Type and Specification
Voltage Class | 0.6/1 kV |
Type | DDZA-YJV、DDZA-YJLV、DDZB-YJV、DDZB-YJLV、DDZC-YJV、 DDZC-YJLV、DDZA-YJV22(62)、DDZA-YJLV22(62)、DDZB-YJV22(62) DDZB-YJLV22(62)、DDZC-YJV22(62)、DDZC-YJLV22(62) DDZA-YJV32(72)、DDZA-YJLV32(72)、DDZB-YJV32(72) DDZB-YJLV32(72)、DDZC-YJV32(72)、DDZC-YJLV32(72) DDZA-YJV42、DDZA-YJLV42 、DDZB-YJV42、DDZB-YJLV42 DDZC-YJV42、DDZC-YJLV42 |
Size Range（mm2） | 1 core：1.5～1000； |
Executive Standard | GB/T 19666-2005、GB/T 12706-2008 |
3. Operational Performance
a. Cable conductor allowed long-term working temperature not exceeding 90 ℃.
When short circuit happened (the duration no longer than 5 seconds), the maximum temperature of cable conductor is not exceeding 250℃.
b. When laying cable, the ambient temperature should not be lower than 0℃,if not the cable need to be preheated. The bending radius of three cores unarmored cable should not be less than 15 times of outer diameter of cable, 12 times for armored cable. The bending radius of single core unarmored cable should not be less than 20 times of outer diameter of the cable, 15 times for armored cable.
c. Cable DC resistance should comply with GB/T3956-1997.
d. The laying of cable is not limited by the level drops.
e. Power frequency voltage withstanding test: U0 under 3.6kV,2.5 U0+2kV/5min no breakdown.
f. Partial discharge test: discharge capacity under 1.73U0 is not more than 10pC.
g. The cable should withstand group burning test specified in GB/T18380.3-2001,and combustion smoke density should comply with the regulations ofGB/T19666-2005.
4.Pictures
- Q: its 6pin power cable on vga if we went really connect to psu if i not connect to that it ll happen something ?if i want to connect psu or mother board?
- i have no clue what your saying but the 6pin connector is from the psu and both cards require 1 or 2 and do not use vga connector but HDMI
- Q: I have bought a 1.5 ton window AC from Blue Star recently and used 2.5 sq mm cable to power it through a 16A DP MCB.Can the load be supported in this scenario?
- Current of a 1.5 Ton Ac unit is @ 12 Amps. Hence a full size 2.5 sq mm Cu cable should suffice as it is rated for 19 Amps.
- Q: I have a Technics SL-D20 Turntable recently purchased from a garage sale that lacks a power cable. The turntable has a 2 prong adapter, but it is not one that has a square and semi-circular portion, but rather seems to accept an elliptical two pronged cable. It is listed on the back as Power Source AC120V 50 or 60hZ 6wThank you
- That type of connector was common before the IEC style cable became the standard. Perhaps you can scrounge some more tag sales or estate sales, friends garages and attics. You might check to see if there is an electronics surplus store in your town. Those guys never throw anything away.
- Q: ...suction cup mount?There is a port on the side of the device that the vehicle power cable fits into, but the manual says the vehicle power cable is designed to plug into the suction cup mount. What happens if I plug the vehicle power cable directly into the gps unit? Does the unit operate, but not charge? Does it not operate at all? Does it operate and charge? Before trying it, I'd like to know so I don't harm the device.
- Garmin makes a couple of power cords that go from one GPS to the other. Read the instruction manual, if it says a power cord plugs in there it will work. It will not recharge unless you have Ni-Cad rechargable batteries. Garmin is an excellent unit and you can moved saved info from other Garmins on your computer to your new one usually.
- Q: I am getting a new 160 amp high output alternator for my 2005 Mazda 3 2.3L. I am running a 1000w amp with two subs. I have the stock alternator in it right now. There are two power cable kits available for me to get. One that has 4 gauge wire with a 100 amp fuse and the other, 1 gauge with 150 amp fuse. Which kit should I get? Can I just add 4 gauge wire along with my stock wire instead of the 1 gauge kit? What are the fuses for and which one would work better? I know nothing about this. Thanks.
- A fuse is a necessary circuit protection device, if there becomes a short in the circuit, it can cause a fire, the fuse is a precise conductor which will break if too much current (energy) is being drawn. A 4 gauge wire will work fine, and you need a least a 160 amp fuse, any less and it will blow if your alternator is at full load.
- Q: my amplifier s power cable is not long enough to reach battery . so is there any problem if i take another piece of power cable and then attach them ?
- It's safe enough, as long as you make a good splice, and insulate it well. For automotive use, I like insulated, crimp-on splices. If this is a really high-power setup, and the power cable run is that long, you may be better off replacing it with heavier-gauge wire.
- Q: in the system unit
- The data cable is used to pass data ( digital information ), but the power cable is used to give the power (electricity) to the device
- Q: 1) How is the connectivity between 2# of 300AH battery and 200A Power plant made?2) Need to know the cable sizing between battery and power plant.3)calclation to arrive at the sizing of input cables, output cables and charging cables between battery and power plant4) Are charging and discharging paths same in the batttery? ie when load is on battery whether the load current flows through the same cable of charging ?5)A photograph of the system will make me understand the solution better
- The battery and power plant statistics do not enter into the calculations. I assume that the load is continuous, and the battery is to be continuously trickle charged. The power plant will have to deliver the load current and battery trickle charging current, at the voltage necessary to charge the battery. You will need to know the load current, the trickle charge current, the distance between the power supply and the battery (or load if you connect directly to it), and the voltage necessary to supply the load and trickle charge the battery. The voltage drop will be the total current multiplied by the total circuit resistance. this resistance will be the sum of the individual conductor resistances. As an equation, this is Voltage drop = total resistance times current in amperes. The total resistance will be the voltage drop divided by the current. Now you know how much resistance you can stand. The National Electrical Code in the US has tables showing the resistances of various sizes of wire, and how much current they are rated to carry. From these, or maybe from you wire supplier, you can find out what size wire you need. It will need to be large enough to supply the voltage and current, and have a rating for at least that much current.
- Q: power cables for 3 phase wire
- Read your question aloud before posting to see if it makes sense when you hear it. When the answer is no, you need to revise your question.
- Q: my portable HD has 2 USB cables, one for the computer and one for power... why?
- many devices get power from usb. however the new hard disks, required higher current/power to run and it cannot be provided through single usb cable. hence you have to use two cables.
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0.6/1kV XLPE Insulation Low Smoke Low Halogen Flame Retardant Power Cable
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 m/month
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