2*6 AWG 8AWG 10AWG 12AWG cable cooper/ Aluminum Concentric Cable

2*6 AWG 8AWG 10AWG 12AWG cable cooper/ Aluminum Concentric Cable System 1

2*6 AWG 8AWG 10AWG 12AWG cable cooper/ Aluminum Concentric Cable

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2*6 AWG 8AWG 10AWG 12AWG cable cooper/ Aluminum Concentric Cable

PVC Insulated Single Phase Concentric Aluminum Cable
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This specification is for PVC insulated single phase concentric cables with circular stranded aluminum conductors for operation up to and including 1000 volts between phases and 600 volts to earth .The cable shall have a central phase stranded aluminum conductor insulated with red PVC and concentric layer comprising bare aluminum wires (combined neutral—earth conductor) and outer sheath in black PVC.

3 REQUIREMENT

3.1 SERVICE AND SYSTEM CONDITONS

a) The cable shall be a service cable for continuous operation outdoors and tropical conditions (temperature range of -1°C to +40°C,humidity of up to 90% and saline conditions along the coast).

b) The cable shall be suitable for laying in cable ducts in air .

c) Permissible continuous loading operating temperature shall be 70°C.

3.2 MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCION

3.2.1 Phase Conductors

a) The phase conductor shall be circular stranded annealed aluminum conductors (class 2).The phase conductor shall have a left-hand direction lf lay .

b) The insulation of the phase conductor shall be red PVC compound specified in KS 04-1022.It shall be applied by an extrusion process and shall be spark tested.

3.2.2 Concentric Layer

a) The neutral conductor shall be concentric and shall be manufactured from plain annealed aluminum wires.

b) The concentric layer shall be applied with a right hand direction of lay.

3.2.3 Over sheath

The over sheath shall be an extruded layer of black PVC

3.3 STANDARD SIZES AND CHARACTRISTICS

The characteristics of the cables shall comply with the following table.

Table 1:Characteristics

Phase Conductor				Concentric neutral conductors : Number /approx. diameter of wires NO./mm	Minimum lay lengths mm	Thickness of over sheath mm	Approximate overall diameter mm	Maximum conductor DC resistance per 1000mof cable at 20°C
Nominal area mm		No. /approx dia. of wires mm	Thickness of insulation mm					Maximum conductor DC resistance per 1000mof cable at 20°C
Nominal area mm		No. /approx dia. of wires mm	Thickness of insulation mm					Phase Ohms	Neutral Ohms
16		7/1.70	1.55	26/1.13	155	1.4	13.34	1.91	1.808
25	7/2.14		1.60	29/1.13	165	1.5	14.88	1.20	1.0586
35	19/1.53		1.65	27/1.35	178	1.6	16.75	0.8686	0.796

Q: I was wondering if it is possible to have flat power cables as i want to place my hdtv on the wall but don't want the power cable trailing down so that it looks like its levitating (i suppose anyway). I also want to do this for my mini hi-fi, as that is on a supporting wall and feeding wires through that is either not viable and/or out of my electrical range. I live in the UK, so would prefer a national company as opposed to foreign.: Hi Allotted, The best thing to do is cut into the wall and run the cables down the inside. By the time you have power, DVD/VCR, cable connection and a dozen other things you have a huge bundle of cables. Cut a opening behind the TV and run the wires down the inside to the floor. Make an opening to bring them out there. I did mine like that and while it took some effort the results were a great looking installation. Norm

Q: I have a dell xps 420 and I wanted to replace the power cable as it's broken, the cable according to the specs looked like this http://cl.ly/image/311R232N120a and http://cl.ly/image/3L2C1h2V3C1X. Where can I buy the same exact cable with the same color code? I tried looking at OKorder, but didn't see any: If you are located outside USA, let me know so that I can provide you the correct information. Let me know if you need any further support. I will be glad to help you. Dell-Niranjan

Q: i'm using an older mac at uni to do illustration, i pulled the computer round to put a tablet in it and the computer shut down, there are about 20 computers in the lab....the power cable at the back that is connected to the monitor is loose, i tried to put it back in but it's crackling....can i get electrocuted from putting it back in? i can't shut down all the computers so there's still electricity running through...thanks: souds scary but its not - plug her back in your good to go!!!!

Q: I dont get any power to my amp. If something is pinching the line could that make it not get any power? Or could there be something else wrong?: My first guess would be a blown fuse. But a kink in the cables could do it by breaking the metal strand inside, although wires will usually bend quite a bit before this happens. When it does happen it is usually right at the connection.

Q: I bought an SATA hard drive off someone that appears to use a 15-pin connector. There does not appear to be any other connectors on the back. How does this thing get powered? I have another SATA hard drive that uses the regular 7-pin connector, and on the back, just like an IDE drive, it has a place to connect the power. This SATA hard drive though just has that big 15-pin connector in the back, and nothing else.: I believe that is the power connector. SATA data cables are 7-pin. SATA power cables are 15-pin. The old Molex cables are 4 pin. (Molex being what IDE drives use.) Some SATA drives have Molex ports on them for use with older powersupplies. (Just like some motherboards can use both 20 pin and 24 pin connectors.) If your powersupply doesn't have a SATA power cable, then you'll need to get a Molex-SATA power cable adapter. (See the Newegg link for one adapter.)

Q: I want an external that can just be powered by a USB cable what is the largest size hdd I can get and where can I get one?: Found this 1 TB one in the Western Digital Passport series. Link below:

Q: Whenever I unplug the power cable, the laptop starts to lag, bad, and yes I do have a fully charged battery. This has been happening ever since I got the thing, and no it has nothing to do with the battery, and no matter how many times I re-plug the cable and take it out again, or just leave it in, it continues to lag. The only time it stops is when I reboot, at least until I unplug it again. Also, it has nothing to do with the performance battery plan. Any ideas? This is really annoying.: Do you mean lag as in a slow OS. Well- Where is your SPEEDSTEP set at in your BIOS? You may have 3 or 2 settings which ARE affected when your Cable Power is removed it will go to a Bit Slower Processor Speed to prolong the battery. If after you change the settings in BIOS and it does this again, its likely need to be sent back for repair under Warranty as this is NOT Normal...

Q: Now i get a message saying I have low system voltage. Is this gonna impair performance? Are there adapters for this?This is for a DESKTOP. Dell XPS.: What? What are you saying? What processor uses a 10 pin power connector? You did 'say' CPU! (Central Processing Unit) Or do you mean the 20 pin ATX Motherboard connector? (AMD's use no power to processor connector. Intel Pentium 4 and UP, use a four pin power connector, from the power supply to the motherboard. (Mobo) Edit: Low System Voltage will start with causing weird things to happen. Then the computer motherboard power headers,(Connectors), will burn up. I suggest you turn this computer off, un-plug it, and email me.

Q: I would like to buy a PS3 in america, but i'm living in Italy and I don't know if there is some problems because of the different voltage of the power cable, included in the PS3 box. I don't know if it's possible to buy the power cable separately...please answers as quick as possible10 point at the best !!!!lello è sexy: If you guys in Italy use the one that is a right side up version is this =D then you should be fine. If bot you can buy a replacement cable for like $20 at a game store or best but or something like that.

Q: I have a USB powered external hard drive. The cable that came with it has to plug-ins for the PC. I know the fat one provides power so I use that one. I would like to know what the other skinny one is for.I have seen other people plug both in when using it and it worked fine for them. I am using just the fat one and it works fine for me. I would just like to know the reason for having both on a cable.: The Fat one is the Main one. If your computer is provide most power the HDD needed. That would be just fine. Just like on your case. The Skinny one is the Extended for getting extended power needed. Thus if some computer could not recognize your device, mostly caused by unable to get some power. You could plugged it both to get suitable power for your device.

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