Aerial insulated Cable-Type D
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The cables are designed for aerial power lines and with rated voltage equal to 10(12)kV.
Rated voltage is 10kV
Max.Continuous permissive working temperature of conductor:
XLPE insulation is 250
XPLE insulation should be not more than 90C
Max. Temperature at short circuit (the longest continuous time is not more than 5S)
XLPE insulation is 250C
Installation temperature of cable should be not less than -20C
Permissive benging radius of cable should be not less than 20(D+d) mm.
D -the actual overall diameter of cable ,mm;
d-the actual overall diameter of conductor ,mm.
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- Q: I am using Hp compaq 6730b laptop. When My laptop is on and I connect LAN cable, it doesn't detect it. Why? I have to restart laptop in order to get LAN cable detected. Is not there any other way to do it keeping the laptop on?
- Try updating the driver, first, using Control Panel, Driver Manager, click on the Ethernet/LAN and tell it to update the driver. If you're using Windows 7, it might be possible to get a troubleshooter downloaded for network connections from the Microsoft website to install run to see if that helps. Otherwise - I'd try a different Ethernet cable to see if it works better. The wires can break, if the cable gets bent or twisted.
- Q: I ordered basic digital cable from my local cable company (Comcast). I was just wondering when they come out to install it, how will they limit my channels to just the ones in the basic package? Do they handle this at the head-end, or is it done at the junction box outside my apartment? Do they install some kind of filter on the line? And if so do you suppose the installer comes out with other filters in his truck? Just curious, of course.
- the box on the outside of your house receives signals from the cable line and blocks access to other channels
- Q: I have a Samsung 37 inch LCD TV that only has one RF jack on the back for coaxial. Right now, my Charter cable receiver (digital, standard) is going to it. I have an indoor antenna to pull in the OTA HD channels. I've heard that I would need a A/B switch (Radio Shack has a remote control one) to make it work. The only other jacks on the back of the cable receiver are yellow, red and white. Can I use those instead for the cable?
- No! That is composite video and audio and is a totally different signal than the RF. Run the Charter output into one side of the A/B switch and the antenna in the other side and then take the output to your TV. Use only RG6 cables which you can get many places.
- Q: I am currently renting a house my am having a hard time getting a hold of my landlord. I see that my yard has a full sprinkler system and I know where the control valve box is but have no clue to where the actual control box is to turn it on. Ive searched the garage and around the outside of my houseis there such a thing as no control box? where else should I look?
- There are two types of controls. You have the physical valves which open and close the supply of water to the heads. These valves are electrically attached to a timer or controller that signals the valve when to open and close. I assume this timer is what you cant locate. First try to find which way the control cable from the valves goes. It usually goes in a straight line toward the clock (90% of the time the clock is mounted on a wall either in the garage or in or outside the house). It has to be attached to a 110 volt source of electricity usually a household plug. There is a possibility someone has removed it. Look to see if you can find the cable coming from the valves near a wall . It will have several small colored wires in it or extending from the end of the cable. There has to be a physical clock/controller somewhere to operate the valves. If the valves are grouped in two separate locations there will be one cable from each group of valves.
- Q: I would like to keep my car original but most likely isn't going to happen due to what the previous owners did.They put a newer trans in year 90+. Don't really know how to determine exactly what year its from. But all I know is the transmission I have now controls the gauges electrically instead of by a cable.So do they make aftermarket gauge clusters that are powered by electric or could I just by a aftermarket speedo and pop out my cable driven one. Then hook it up? In theory it sounds like it would work, just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with this.Its an 88 Camaro by the way if it matters.
- you can buy after market speedo that will work or switch the speedo drive in the trans tailshaft over to cable instead. Not cheap either way
- Q: Power cable, control cable, signal cable can wear in the same root tube laying it? What are the pros and cons? Question added: there is the pipe used in the material can be UPVC pipe, you can not use galvanized steel pipe? Please advise you again! More
- Water pipe pressure, sealing requirements of the line resistance to breakdown and so on
- Q: Have a DTV TiVo remote (peanut) from garage sale. Will it control my TiVo that is hooked up to Comcast cable?
- Yes, I think the older ones will. The new ones won't.
- Q: I have a 97 ex500. the pull throttle cable snapped. I purchaced 2 new cables to replace both the push and pull cable but I cant figure out how to assemble it on the handgrip. I need someone to give me a picture tutorial on how to do it. Thanks
- best bet would be to buy a manual.this is hard to explain and sounds like you need a book anyway
- Q: i was told by a friend he can filter my Comcast digital box and i can get free cable., will i still have to be connected to the cable connection outside? I am wondering how is digital cable transmitted, does it need a connection?
- Digital Boxes Use Something Called a Digital Access Controller (DAC) or depending on your area a Digital Network Control System (DNCS) Both of these devices are simply computers that turn channels ON or OFF for your digital box. In the days of analog cable you had what was called a Trap or a filter on your cable connection going into your house which 'Filtered' out channels you were not paying for. In these days you would be able to remove the trap or filter and viola! free cable channels. Now in the Digital age, traps and filters are no longer being used. The DAC or DNCS controls all aspects of your Digital cable. The only way your friend would happen to be able to do this is if he was either an amazing hacker and can undermine the security systems put in place on the network, without getting caught (fat chance) or, if he worked as a Network Engineer for Comcast and was able to modify your channels in the DAC or DNCS without getting caught (even a fatter chance) Make a long story short, no this is not possible, and Yes it needs a direct connection to the cable network which comes either up from the ground or down from a pole to your house. Hope this helps. Matt
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