800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

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Supply Capability:: 100000 m/month

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Specifications

extral high voltage cable
1.Professional manufacture
2.Competitive price with international stand

Executive standard

International: IEC 60502-2, IEC 60228, IEC 60840, IEC62067

Chinese: GB/Z 18890-2002

Other standards such as BS,DIN and ICEA upon request

Applications

This product is suitable for AC rated voltage(u0/u)to 127/220kv transmission line system of neutral point grounding.

Production range of cable

Type	Nomber of core	Rated Voltage kV
		127/220
		Nominal cross-section of conductlr mm2
YJLW02 YJLW03	1	400	500	630	800	1000	1200	1400	1600	1800	2000	2200	2500

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800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

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800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

Q: If so, where will i have to go to get it?: if the power cable is the same as the one on your computer, yes. If not, you may need to order one. However, you will need to take it apart to install it. Could be the power supply if the cord is not a removable cord.

Q: I ordered this recently only to find that it was just the HDD, no cords whatsoever. I've never had to buy cables for an HDD before, and I'm especially not used to SATA (I didn't make the jump from IDE to SATA until this year.): it is a sata and takes the Standard power connector on the back like the regular drive and the the rest the other guy covered you can tell the difference it's not a ribbon cable looks like romex almost and the ends are polarized one end looks like this L____ and this end is reversed the cable can't be plugged in wrong just like IDE hard drives.

Q: I have had my ASUS laptop for just over 2 months, and I've realised the power cable whilst being securely in, and charging without a problem, feels slightly loose when wobbled. I know this isn't a problem at the moment, but is this right, should it feel slightly loose? It moves quite freely inside the socket of the laptop when moved: It should fit snuggly. Is it moved very frequently while plugged in? If so, this is the reason. As long as it makes a good connection and is 'slightly' loose, you should be alright. However, if I were you, I would ensure the lenght of the warranty and about 1-2 months before it expires, I'd bring it in and mention the cable is loose.

Q: lost my original 7A cable and the uk wire is 2.5A: The slim is a two prong power cable however the fat one has a three prong.

Q: I purchased a LCD TV the other day and ran a cable line to it (via crawl space). I had to use a splitter to connect the new TV. I connected the cable directly to the TV and then the power cable to the outlet which “popped” and the power went out (breaker trips). I connect the TV power cable to a surge protector and the power goes out again (surge protector wasn’t even on). So I disconnect the cable from the tv and connect the power. Everything is fine until I try and connect the cable...let’s just say the spark was bright and hot enough to melt part of the connector on the TV! So I return the TV and get a different brand and the same thing happens when I plug it into a surge protector. To begin narrowing out possible problems I connect the cable to a regular 10 year old TV with no problems. It is a brand new cable with no cuts or fraying. Any suggestions?: Something is seriously wrong, and you may need to get an electrician on the problem. You need to check the voltage between your set and the cable with a meter. There should be little or no measurable voltage. If you are getting a reading like 115 volts, then I suspect that the wall outlet into which your TV is plugged has been wired backwards, i.e. the black wire is on the white terminal, and vice-versa. The cable is (or should be) grounded where it comes into the house, but if the outlet has the hot wire on the wrong side, this might cause the problem you described. The wrong connection could have occurred anywhere along the line between your main panel and the outlet, so this may involve checking the connections at several outlets and light fixtures - whatever is on the same circuit as your TV's outlet.

Q: I have my Clearwire modem but have lost the power cable. Does anyone know what I would look for in a replacement power cable.: check the Clearwire URL .. Support tab

Q: THE PROBLEM IS THE POWER CABLES HAVE 20 PINS AND THE ENTRANCE OF THE MOTHERBOARD HAS 22! SO HOW DO I HAVE TO CONNECT IT?: Tips to fix it! 1.Turn off CAPS lock 2.Count the number of pins on the motherboard. You will find there to be 24 not 22 3.Go online or drive to radioshack or someplace 4.Buy a 20 to 24 pin converter 5.Install converter 6.Plug it in to the motherboard

Q: The power button doesn't appear to be wired correctly. I press it and nothing ever happens. The only way to shut it down is to forcefully remove the power cable. My PC also does not shut down when I select shut down in the start menu. It just restarts.: The wiring for your front panel is probably haywire. You need to open up your pc. The little cords that come from the front panel to the inside of your pc will have writing down the sides that tell you what they are, and right next to where they plug into your mobo will be writing that matches the writing on the cords. Make sure your cords are plugged in correctly.

Q: Hi,I have just bought a jasper xbox and i know this as it says ''12V, 12,1A'' on the back yet my power cable says ''12V, 16,5A''.I thought that the jasper xbox requires a specific power connector which wont fit the other types. Mine seems to fit fine, so have i got something wrong here? Cheers: i don't know if somethings wrong with your xbox or power brick but i can tell u tho, if u use a Xenon power brick (12V,16,5A) on a jasper xbox u will run into a problem later on, for it will overheat and the CPU and GPU will warp and pull there self away from the motherboard, if u have ever heard of the towel trick( wrapping your xbox in a towel so it will overheat and the solder will pool up and re-solder the CPU/GPU back in place) that's where it come from, i would buy a jasper power brick if i were u (12V, 12,1A).

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.)

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