10 Kv Three cores 240mm2 armoured cable 2014

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Place of Origin:		Brand Name:		Model Number:
Insulation Material:	XLPE	Type:	MV power cable	Application:	electric distribution system
Conductor Material:	Copper	Jacket:	PVC	Voltage:	10kv
Cross Section:	240mm2	Cores:	Three

Packaging Detail:	Steel Drum
Delivery Detail:	20 Working Days

1. we use the Very high-purity copper which from Yunnan. the purity is 99.95.
2. we use the XLPE which imported from Dow compan

Q: will I be able to work this out without buying something extra? and if so what do I need to buy?: Your power supply should have the cable it needs. It has a 6+2-Pin so that you can snap it together to form an 8 pin.

Q: I have noticed on some power cables there is a quot;bumpthat the cable is wrapped around what looks like a magnet. Why?: it's called a ferrite choke and are used in a wide range of prevention of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from power supply lines and for prevention of malfunctioning of electronic equipment.

Q: I lost the power cord and USB cable to my HDD case. The company of the case is Intex. On a sticker is says, Intex HDD Case T-350 SA.This was posted a long time ago by someone, but it's the only place I can find the photo.Serious answers only please, I'm not asking if I should get a new one. I just want to know the information on the power cord and cable.: It's a regular USB 2 cable. No idea what sort of power it takes. Can't be a very special power though. Your best bet is to get one of those switchable supplies from Radio Shack and try the voltage one at a time until the drive works. If you go under the drive won't run, so you can't do it that way if you start low and move higher.

Q: i just got a junked up PS2 and i'm taking it apart to see what all is wrong with it and do a thorough cleaning of everything inside and i discovered that the problem is the power eject ribbon cable is tattered. is there anyway i can make a homemade style cable or repair the old one. i know there are like 5 to 10 bucks but im a major cheapa$$ so to say so any tips or tricks???: I'm afraid if its cracked where I think Its cracked you will not be able to repair it. You will have to find some way of replacing it. The signal you think is going through because enough will say I want to be turned on. Nevertheless there might be a workaround. I need you to put that cable back in and get your ps3 controller and press the PS icon. This can also turn on your PS3 remotely. If this causes it to turn on and run you can test to see if you need that cable or not by shutting down and removing it. If it works on the controller side this will have to be your power up option from here on out. By also pressing this button it will automatically detect the position so you will not need to press it second time. It won't matter thankfully if its a shock controller or a six axis... this method works for both.

Q: Is the power cable considered a fixed asset?: Is fixed assets fixed assets - machinery and equipment - conductive equipment

Q: If i bought a graphics card with a power cord, cable, plug thingy, will it matter how much power my desktop can produce? Because i know some graphics card use quite abit of power and my desktop is old and does very little power.. So yeah.: yes if the graphics card needs more power than that it already gets from a motherboard, you will most likely need a power supply that

Q: HiIs it advisable to run 110VAC cable from the sub stationa and 110VAC cable from generator (clean) in the same conduit ; one of them for lighting and the other for CCTV; the concern is if the one for lighting is not clean (not consisting of a pure sine wave or carrying interference) would that effect the power line of the CCTV and has an effect on the picture? even though both are 110VAC.the installation is over seas where the power from the station is not consistence.: If both are simple power lines, then you won't have a problem. The only time you need to be cautious is when you are running a high-voltage power cable and a signal cable alongside each other e.g. a 110VAC cable alongside a 4-20ma signal line from a transmitter. The reason for the potential interference is that the power cable emits an electro-magnetic field which can potentially cause induction in the cable alongside it and effect the signal with an induced EMF. The likelihood of this depends on the cable type, screening and correct earthing measures. It's a good bet to never run a power and signal cable alongside each other, and if you have no other choice, seperate them by means of a makeshift Faraday Cage. If both are doing nothing other than supplying power to the system though, then any induced EMF will be so minute, it will not likely affect the system in any way.

Q: I want to know if the dell vostro 260 has it: No, lower wattage PSU (typically less than 400 watts) generally do not ace PCI-E power cables as PSU's with that low a wattage typically aren't used in gaming PCs. The Vostro 260 came with a 300 watt PSU and almost certainly does not have a PCI-E power cable. Contrary to what Peter suggests. That computer does have a PCI-E slot. If you have a the mini-tower case you can fit a full sized discrete video card. If you have the SFF case then you're limited to low profile cards, and the PSU is a non-standard sized 250 watt unit. You're probably going to have to upgrade the PSU if you want to get new video card. Also, at best this computer has a Sandy Bridge i5 CPU, with the Pentium and i3 being more common. If you have the Pentium or i3 CPU, then you're only going to want mid-range or cheaper video card, as anything faster than say a GTX 1050 / GTX 960 or Radeon RX 470 or R9 380 will be bottlenecked by the older CPU.

Q: I've got a 1967 Sears-Kenmore sewing machine with a power cable that a cat chewed through (previous owner). The damage is near the end of the cable and the copper wires are showing. I shopped around and found a replacement pedal/powersupply but I really like the antique pedal I have with it. Thank you in advance.: If it's near the plug end, the one that goes into the wall, it's easy. You can buy a replacement plug, cut off the old one and wire on the new one. Wire strippers would be handy but you could strip the wires with a carefully used sharp utility knife, and you will need a screwdriver to deal with the plug itself. If it's very close to the foot pedal end or the machine plug side, that might be a bit harder, depending how much wire there is between the damaged cable and the pedal or plug. You could cut away the damaged portion, splice the wires with wire nuts, cover firmly with electrical tape and be done. If there isn't room to do that, you might have to take the foot pedal apart and re-attach the wires from the rest of the cable. Shouldn't be that hard to do. Just note where the wires went inside the foot pedal.

Q: I'm putting in my new power supply and gotta take out the old. But there isnt any clips to slide the cables out. I don't want to pull to hard and damage anything. How do you get it out. Do you pull hard? Help me.: You have to pull quite hard. Just try to pull from the plastic part, and not on the cord itself. if you're carefull you could try to grab the connector with pliers. Just be carefull you don't bang something.

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