Aerial Insulated Cable with rated Voltage 0.6/1kv,10kv, 35kv

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Aerial Insulated Cable with rated Voltage 0.6/1kv,10kv, 35kv

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Aerial insulated cable with rated Voltage 0. 6 / 1KV, 10KV or 35KV (aerial branched cable, aerial bundled cable)

Aerial insulated cable with rated Voltage 0.6/1KV, 10KV or 35KV(aerial branched cable, aerial bundled cable)

The products are fit for transmitting line and distributing line of rated voltage 1KV,10Kv and 35KV in street, traveling development area and near tall buildings, wooded tract and construction area. Compared with bare conductor, this product can be laid more closely to save the line gallery, and have less voltage-drop. Above all, the product installation reduces power accidents and protects life safety.

Executive Standard
The products shall comply with the standard GB12527-90 and GB14049-93. And it can also be designed and manufactured according to the standard of BS, VDE and ICEA recommended by International Electro technical Commission as per users requirements.

Aerial cable : Voltage, Core and Section size

Rated Voltage KV core	0.6/1	10	35
1	16-240	10-300	50-300
2	10-120	----	----
3	----	25-300	----
4	10-120	----	-----
3+K(A)	----	25-300	-----
3+K(B)	----	K25-120	-----

Note: K means loading-bearing stranded wire
(A) means steel stranded wire, (B) means aluminum alloy stranded wire.

Operating characteristics

The installation ambient temperature should not below -20

Max. short circuit(time not over 5S) temperature of conductor:

XLPE insulated aerial cable is 250; High density PE insulated aerial cable is 150

Max. continuous working temperature of conductor:

XLPE insulated aerial cable is 90; High density PE insulated aerial cable is 75

The bending radius of cable is recommended as following,

0.6/1KV cable: not less than 6 times of outer diameter.

10KV35KV: not less than 20 times of outer diameter.

When the cable used in AC system, the rated voltage of cable should be at least equal the rated voltage of system. When the cable used in DC system, the rated voltage of cable should be bigger than 1.5 times of the rated voltage of system.

Q: I'm building another computer to give to someone, i have all the parts and when it got down to installing the CD drive and the Hard drive i plugged the sata cables into the motherboard but when i looked to install them to the power supply mine did not have any of those cables. I had spare cables from my other power supply but they require you to plug them into the power supply but since the other power supply is older it doesn't work. I was wondering if i could get cables that plug into the extra connectors then to the CD drive/ Hard drive instead of plugging them into the power supply then the CD drive/ Hard drive.: There's 2 types of power connectors, old style 4-pin Molex and Sata power. Adapters are pretty cheap, just check Monoprice.

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: Since the ps3 uses a universal power cable can any of those cables workthe original cable says 10A and 125v and the other non original says the same it fits however is it safe???: If you are talking about the HDMI cable that goes from your HD TV to the ps3 - then you have to find out the resolution that your tv supports and then find a HDMI cable that matches that resolution you can get these cables at major electronics stores It is best to have a HD TV with the HD cable (improves graphics)

Q: I have been doing research online and have found replacement power cables from Kimber, Nordost, PS Audio, Cardas, Monster and Audioquest. While Kimber did win an award in Audiophile magazine, the write up for PS Audio's SC statement cable appears to be very good as well. Nordost makes a great product too, but have read some complaints that it actually cheats the bass. So I am basically looking to see if anyone owns any of the replacement cables from these companies or what they could recommend as a good replacement power cord.: This question does not make sense. Power cord for what equipment? Most audio and video equipment comes with the power cord attached or uses a standard 3 prong 110v power cable that you see on computers. A power cord should not affect quality. To improve quality, you should have a power conditioner or line conditioner to clean the power going to your equipment. Please elaborate on what you are trying to do.

Q: So i'm trying to start up an old windows 98 model. I was thinking of using the cable from a laptop because it fits into the power supply. Problem is i don't know if its safe, advice?. On the computer it says quot;AC input: 115V~/230V~,10/5A 60/50HZON the power cable on the other hand, it says 16A 250VAm i good to go?: Both the 250v and the 15A are higher than the computer will need / be consuming So it is safe to use.

Q: Hi! I want to buy I new Hard Drive but I've got a problem. I have the IDE conector but I don't have the Power Cable. It is connected to my Video Card. Can I add a new one? Can I use a power cable from a optical drive(CD/DVD)? Thanks!: All you need to do is pop down to your local computer store and get a power splitter, just make sure you get the right type, IDE and SATA drives have a different kind of power connector, so just make 100% sure before you buy!

Q: How to choose the diameter of the power cable threading protection tube?: If you are using a cable that is suitable for direct burial, you do not need a casing. But in the place into the building, should be casing, in order to protect. General steel pipe can be.

Q: I moved to another country and my computer arrived without the cord that goes from the power supply unit to the wall (aka I can?t turn it on). The PSU in question is a Corsair 750W Unit. I tried searching for independent cables but as expected no one sells them. Contacting the manufacturer is too much of a pain. I was wonder, could I find special generic cables that would work with the PSU? Not necessarily by the manufacturer. Thank you.: (link defaults to 1foot, but id recommend a 6foot cable at the minimum, as 1-3 feet can be very limiting.) If using more then 1000W of power, you will need a cable capiable of it. one above is rated at 10A, and given psu efficiency (rounding way down for very inefficient ones) you should be able to get like 900-1000W+ from it w/o any worry. (that doesnt mean using a 1000W psu.. im talking about pulling 1000W+ from the wall, and unless you have like 3 gtx titans running at 100% .)

Q: I have had my Sony Laptop for about 2-3years. And only recently is it acting weird.When I have my power plugged in, the laptop runs fine and can be on as long as the power cable is in. But as soon as I take my power cable out, it automatically shuts down.I checked the power management, and it says my battery has 0% power. I have tried taking the battery out and putting it back in, but it still does not work.The lights on my laptop indicate it is charging, but it does not put any power into my battery and the only way it can run is if my power cable is plugged in. The battery is pretty much dead :/Is there any solutions to this? Considering I bought it in the UK and now live in the US: there are a couple of things that could cause this. 1: You've twisted a wire in your adapter and it will only put out enough power to keep the computer alive. That happened to me once, actually. 2: Your battery is ruined. Heavy use or constantly having your laptop plugged in causes that. 3: Your battery driver is messed up. Little chance but still... If you feel it's number 3 then run a diagnostic test.