220kV XLPE Insulation Power Cable cables

220kV XLPE Insulation Power Cable cables

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Supply Capability:: 10000 m/month

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1. Application

This product is apply to electric line which rated power-frequency voltage up to 127/220kV.

2、Type and Specification

Voltage Class	220 kV
Type	YJLW02、YJLW03、YJLW02-Z、YJLW03-Z、YJV、YJY、YJV-Z、YJY-Z
Size Range（mm2）	1 core：400～2500
Executive Standard	GB/Z 1889-2002

3. Operational Performance

a. Rated power-frequency voltage up to U₀/U 64/110 kV.

b. Cable conductor allowed long-term working temperature not exceeding 90 ℃.

c. When short circuit happened (the duration no longer than 3 seconds),the maximum temperature of cable conductor is not exceeding 250℃.

d. The bending radius of three cores unarmored cable should not be less than 25 times of outer diameter of cable.

e. When laying cable, the ambient temperature should not be lower than 0℃.

4、Cable Structure Diagram

1、Conductor 2、Semi conductive Nylon Tape 3、Conductor Screen 4、Insulation 5、InsulationScreen 6、Semi conductive Buffer Strip 7、Corrugated Aluminum Vertical Cladding 8、Anticorrosive Coating 9、Outer Sheath

1、Conductor 2、Semi conductive NylonTape 3、Conductor Screen 4、Conductor Screen 5、Insulation Screen 6、Copper Wire Shielding 7、Copper Tape Tighten 8、Outer Sheath

Q:The hdd i am looking at is OEM nearly everywhere so i'm wondering what i would need to use it.: just the data and power cable and if your mobo doesnt support that type of drive (like if it only has ide and you want sata) then you will need a controller card

Q:i have an hp7500 and their is only two pin spots on the 9400 cable: Huh? Do you have the right model #? The only cable on the 9400GT should be the fan cable, and it should plug into the card itself (see picture in the link)

Q:why use of black color for electrical Power cables ?: Someone had to make a choice and black was it. Black and red are the hot wires. White and green are neutral. Update: Lee26Loo may be right about color being different for different countries, but you asked about a black wire so I assumed you are in USA.

Q:I bought a Garmin GPS, but my cigarette lighter is near my gear shift. Does anyone know how to add a power cable so the cable is behind the gps on the window?. I can always take it somewhere for about $100.: Here's what you can do. Assuming that the Garmin has a MICRO USB port on the back, get a MICRO and MINI USB cable from Tiger electronics. The cable will have MICRO on one end, and MINI on the other. Next, get a Belkin USB adapter for a cigarette lighter. Next, go to a car stereo shop, and get a FEMALE end of a 12 volt power supply Next, get an add a circuit fusible tap (make sure you note if you have mini or regular blade fuses), get the right one. Using your owner's manual, find a fuse circuit that is switchable by ignition (the cigarette lighter one would work). Pull that fuse, and make sure you have the another one for the add a circuit. 12-18 is always best. Crimp the add a circuit tap to the female end of the 12 volt power supply. Find a clean ground, usually a screw on the fuseblock. Attach the ground wire using a loop spade tighten the screw down. Reinstall the add a circuit Turn ignition on, GPS should work Clean up the cable usually around the trim where the windshield meets the frame.

Q:I have 2 subs and a amp, I have a hi/low converter so it will be able to work. I hooked it all up properly and i noticed i have a empty space on my amp. Its the power control cable. I have no idea how to hook this up to my FACTORY deck. Do i hook it up to the antenna? PLEASE HELP I NEED A ANSWER NOW please thanks-: Ya, okorder /

Q:Hey,I left my PS3 in the living room, and I think the dog peed up it. Stupid place to leave it, I know. Anyway, I brought it back upstairs, hooked it up but when I went to plug the power cable in, there was a real loud buzzing sound coming from the PS3, right where the cable goes in. When I unplug it from the PS3, it stops. I tried leaving it to dry, and making sure there was no moisture present inside the machine, but I tried hooking it up again and got an electric shock up my arm from it.Should I buy a new cable, leave it to dry, or is there something inherently wrong with the PS3 now?Thanks :): Ive never come across this before. Maybe its because i don't no anyone who has a dog which has peed up there PS3. I would suggest you dont get a other cable because that one might break aswell due to water getting in your ps3. If i was you i would contact Playstation or the store you got it from for more advice. Like i say im not sure and i dont think many people will come across this problem.

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.: Usually the power cables going to the hard drive or CDROM have 2-3 wires that go into a white connector on the back of the device. Sometimes they have a clip to press down, but usually not. What you have to do is use your thumb and index finger and place them on each side of the white connector. (There is usually a couple of ridges sticking out on each side.) Simply tug outwards gradually but firmly, and rocking it from side to side until it finally detaches. When installing the new power supply, take a look on the connectors and you should see that they can only be inserted in one direction, as it usually has a angled corner that will not allow installation if it is upside-down. I would also suggest you make sure that the PC is not still plugged in. Some power supplies operate in standby mode and if you use pliers or a screwdirver to try and get the power supply out, you could fry the boards. (Just be sure to touch something metal to discharge any static electricity buildup on you before handling the PC.)

Q:can you use a standard molex power cable on a SATA HD or do you have to use a SATA power cable to power it?: A lot of the newer SATA drive come only with the SATA power cable...many of the earlier ones had used the old style power cable, but most of that has gone away now.

Q:And will it damage the PS2 it if I use it?: Google the voltage the PS2 used, and if the PS3's power cable voltage is the same as the PS2's power cable then it's all good. Hope that helps.

Q:I have a power adapter that goes to a mixer (Denon DN-MC6000) and reads: INPUT 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz 1.5A, OUTPUT: 12V - 3A. Now I know this is the right adapter but I don't know if I have the right cable that goes from the adapter to the wall. I have one that says 6A 250V~ but I dunno if its the right one. I have a few others but can someone tell me what will be the right one so I don't blow up my mixer :P thanks: Hi, The adapter to the tip is the important part. Whatever fits from the adapter to the wall doesn't have much to do with anything. Anything that fits the adapter, physically.

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