Aerial , Mining cable, UL , PVC/PE/XLPE cable
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Power cable
1. Material: Cooper, Aluminum
2. Rated voltage: low and medium voltage
3. Wire identification: Red, yellow, blue, white, black
4. No. Of cores : Single core cable: from 1.5 mm2 to 800 mm2; Multi-core cable: from 1.5 mm2 to 400 mm2
5. Standard: Low voltage: IEC60502-1 Medium voltage :IEC60502-2 or other requirement.
6. Insulation: PVC, XLPE, PE
7. Sheath:PVC, PE, XLPE
8. Armor: Galvanized steel wires armouror Galvanized steel tape armour Aluminium Tape Armour/ Aluminium Wire Armour.
9. Application: Suitable for indoor, channel, conduit,underground,vertical well etc.
10. Nominal cross section area: from 1.5 mm2 to 800 mm2.
Aerial Bundle Cable Service Drop
1. 3x35+54.6+16 3x50+54.6+16 3x70+54.6+16 3x95+70+16 3x120+70+16 3x150+70+16 mm2
2.2x16mm2 2x25mm2 2x35mm2 2x50mm2 4x16mm2 4x25mm2 4x35mm2
3. Standard: ASTM ANSI, ICEA S-76-474, NFC 33-209 or other request
Overhead electrical stranded cable (Bare Conductor)
1.Material: 1) Aluminum stranded wire and aluminum alloy stranded wire 2) Overhead stranded galvanized steel wire 3) Aluminum clad steel
2. Type: AAC, AAAC, ACSR, ACAR.
3. Standard: AAC: GB/T 1179-2008 IEC 61089 ASTM B232 BS 215 part1, DIN 48201-5 or other requirement.
AAAC:GB/T 1179-2008, IEC 61089, ASTM B 399 BS3242, DIN 48201-6 or other request.
ACSR : GB/T 1179-2008, IEC 61089, DIN48204, ASTM B232, BS215 PART 2or other request.
4.Application: These cables most widely used aerial line in aerial electric transmission lines and main product to form a power grid.
5.Product structure:
Aerial Insulated Cable
1. Material: Aluminium, copper
2. Type: LJ, LGJ, LGJF, JL, JLHA, JL/G, JLHA/G, JL/LHA, JL/LB, JLHA/LB, JG, JLB.
3. Rated Voltage: 0./1 kV, 10kV, 35kV.
4. No. of cores: 1, 2, 3, 4, 3+k(A), 3+k(B).
5. Standard: GB/T12527 GB/T14049 or other.
6. Insulation: PVC, PE, xlpe
7. Sheath:PVC, PE, XLPE
8. Application: applying in cable fixed aerial laying or used as wire leading into user's premises.
9. Nominal cross section area: from 10 mm2 to 710mm2.
Control Cable
1.Material: Cooper
2.Rated voltage: 300/500V, 450/750V, 0.6/1 kV.
3.No. Of cores : 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 19, 24, 27, 30, 37, 44, 48, 52, 61
4.Standard: GB/T9330, IEC or customers' requirement.
5.Insulation: PVC, XLPE, PE
6.Sheath:PVC, PE, XLPE
7.Armor: Steel wire, Steel tape
8.Application: Suitable for chambers, tunnels and ducts, light-current control system and heavy-current magnetic interference region etc.
9.Nominal cross section area: 0.5~10mm²
PVC Insulated Electric Wires & Cables
1.Material: Annealed copper wires, bunched(class 5); Solid copper wire(class
2.Rated voltage: 300/500v and 450/750v
3.Wire identification: Red, yellow, blue, white, black
4.No. Of cores : single core, 2 cores,3 cores,4 cores, 5 cores
5.Standard: IEC 60227 or according to customers' requirement.
6.Insulation / Sheath : PVC
7.Application: Fixed wiring, house wire, building etc.
8.Nominal cross section area: from 0.25 to 240
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- They need an amplifier in order to work....You attach the speakers to the amp then the amp to the TV....You could also take the plastic shell off your TV then disconnect the internal speakers of the TV and solder the wire from the speakers you have onto the wire just connected from the TV speakers...You also would probably need to drill a small hole in the plastic cabinet of the TV in order to pass the wire through... also would need to figure out the polarity of the internal wires and also the speaker wire from the cabinet speakers or satellites...also the Impedance must also match..so it could be that you would need to add a resistor in order to match the impedance of the TV's amplifier....
- 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.
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- Q: I have lost the power cable which came with my computer's PSU and after looking online for a while the online shops seem to sell the power cables with little information about whether or not they will function with different PSUs so I am guessing it doesn't matter which one I buy.
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- Q: If I put pressure on the cord I have power but its almost impossable to work. A local computer repair said I have to replace the mother board. Can't the plug in the back be replaced? Thanks!
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- Q: On my PSU I have two PCI-E 6 pin cables. I have looked at the motherboard and saw there is nowhere to plug it in and my motherboard manual says of no slots for it but I do have two PCI-Express slots. Do they plug into the cards themselves or something?How do I use the PCI-E power cables?
- those cables are for video cards that require more power than the pci-e slot itself can provide (about 75W I think). I don't think they work with any other pci-e cards.
- Q: what is the resistance of overhead power cables?
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Aerial , Mining cable, UL , PVC/PE/XLPE cable
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