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

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

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3

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25-300

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4

10-120

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3+K(A)

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25-300

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3+K(B)

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K25-120

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 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: Are they the same because apple gives yuo the cable but you can buy the power adapter
The USB 2.0 cable supplied with the iPod can be used to charge and sync the iPod. The cable can charge and sync when connected to a computer. The power adaptor is for charging the iPod through the SAME USB CABLE which is supplied with the iPod through a normal power outlet, this is useful if your USB ports are occupied or you are travelling without your computer.
Q: how can i calculate the current carrying capacity of a power cable when the area is given?can you give me a table on this?
Table 310.16 of the NEC (2008)
Q: This is a very small system, just a tape deck, cd player, mp3 input, and a phono pre. This is then run from the L and R outputs from the mixer into a 2 channel EQ, then to a power amp (2x250 @ 2ohm), and from there to 2 vintage kustom speakers.Should I be using TRs or TS cables for all of these connections?FYI the speakers are about 25ft from the power amp on the opposite side of the room
very interesting question
Q: It's a mains electrical cable, like a kettle or computer, 3 pin but with a little groove under the 2 pins. Please help.
If you are in the UK, it is 13amp insulated, power cable with live, neutral and earth wires.
Q: is it possible to split the live wire feeding my car stereo into 3 feeds so one is my stereo , two is my satnav power cable and the 3rd is my reversing sensor display. will this overload the wires? any advice how i can do this would be most helpful. thanks
I'm assuming you mean the wire providing the 12-volt power to your radio? And you want to connect other unit's it? It all depends on how much current is drawn by the additional units. Do they have fuses? What sizes are they? Backup cameras usually draw very little current and have really thin wires. Shouldn't be a problem. What type of navigation device? Does it use a DVD-ROM or is it just on a chip, like a portable Tom Tom, Garvin, etc.? If neither of the units' fuses exceed 5 amps, I'd say you're safe (in most cars) running it from the radio's power wire. However, you didn't state the type of car. Late-model GM cars or Audi/Volkswagen have low-current radio wires that use computers. They are known as data bus or can bus systems. I'd avoid connecting to these.
Q: (above question) and can i use a fender strat guitar with this amp instead of a bass? and are there things i should know before using this amp?
You have three questions, let's see if I can get you three satisfying answers. Does it need a pre-amp? That's kind of like asking, does my dvd player need surround sound? In short, yes. But really, no. A good preamp will make your sound much better if used effectively. Can I use a Fender Strat guitar with the amp instead of a bass? Yes. Playing a guitar through a bass amp is done from time to time. There are pros and cons. The big pro is the low end and the volume. The big con is that you lose your high end pretty much entirely. So, you will sound pretty muddy and gross. But, you can do it and it shouldn't blow up at low/moderate volume levels. Are there things I should know before using this amp? Have fun, learn to play, when you know you will play for a long time - upgrade to tube.
Q: I have recently decided to scrap my capacitor and need and extra two feet of power cable in order for it to reach the amp....is it possible to splice and join two power cables together or is it a better idea to rewire with a longer cord?
The only way to properly splice the cable is to solder the cable to another piece of cable the same size. The best insulator is brush on tape , just make sure whatever you choose to use, it is sufficiently wrapped. There should minimal power loss if care is taken to make the connection well. However, the best way would be to run a new cable. But considering the trouble this may pose, a quality spice may be the best choice.
Q: So this is on my brothers christmas list and I can't find one anywhere. I'm assuming that computers don't have the juice to power a 1TB external without a power source, especially since he needs this for a laptop. He just wants it USB powered, btw.If anyone can find one for me that would be great, because I can't seem to...Thanks!
Do you nevertheless have the force? if so, what style of pc do you have? Who advised you it replaced into ineffective? some situations you will get better information. What you're able to do. acquire on aim information restoration. deploy on your force. you're able to the two make the undesirable force a slave with the jumper. Open up on aim and choose information restoration. it is going to checklist the misplaced records on the main suitable. Then %. the records. do not %. this methodology records or widows. After it reveals the records, it is going to build a tree. Then it is going to extract the records to a folder which you create on C. you additionally can use a USB force, for you to use for Sata, Pata, IDE. and pc not undemanding drives in case you do not sense like establishing your case. do not purely supply up. in case you have the force attempt that first.
Q: I have a simple 400watt amp going to a single 10inch kicker sub, nothing crazy. I need to know what gauge of power cable would be safe. An 8 gauge for example...
8 awg would be fine for 400w rms
Q: My ISP had installed an outdoor antenna from where a white RJ45 cable runs into a little white box (which is plugged into AC outlet) and from the same white box i do have another RJ45 jack plugged into my laptops NIC card. I came to know that the white ethernet cable is Power over Ethernet cable which carries the power as well as data. I just want to know if i can plug that ethernet directly into my laptops NIC card ? Can i do that will there be any harm to my laptop's NIC ??
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