Circular Elevator Control Cables Fluoroplastic Insulated RF Coaxial Cable

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The product is manufactured according to the standards of GB/T5023.5-1997 . is suitable for connection of elevator equipment .The cable using PVC insulation and sheath, rated voltage 300/500V ,rated temperature is 70 ℃ Providing various wires and cables in accordance with designated specification.

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Conductor core and nominal cross-sectional area(mm²)	Insulation Thickness(mm)	Thickness of sheath(mm)	Average outer Diameter Limit(mm)		Min.RESIST at 70℃ （MΩ.Km）
Conductor core and nominal cross-sectional area(mm²)	Insulation Thickness(mm)	Thickness of sheath(mm)	Lower	Upper	Min.RESIST at 70℃ （MΩ.Km）
6*0.75	0.4	0.8	9.6	6.5	0.011
6*1	0.6	1.0	11.0	8.7	0.010
6*1.5	0.7	1.1	13.3	9.9	0.010
6*2.5	0.8	1.2	15.8	12.4	0.009
7*0.75	0.4	0.8	9.6	6.5	0.011
7*1	0.6	1.1	11.0		0.010
7*1.5	0.7	1.1	13.3		0.010
8*0.75	0.4	1.0	10.6		0.011
8*1	0.6	1.2	13.2		0.010
8*1.5	0.7	1.2	14.2		0.010
10*0.75	0.4	1.0	13.2		0.011
10*1	0.6	1.2	14.5		0.010
12*0.75	0.4	1.2	13.2		0.011
12*1	0.6	1.2	14.8		0.010
15*0.75	0.4	1.2	14.0		0.011
15*1	0.6	1.2	15.5		0.010
16*0.75	0.4	1.2	14.0		0.011
16*1	0.6	1.2	15.5		0.010
19*0.75	0.4	1.2	15.0		0.011
19*1	0.6	1.2	17.8		0.010
20*0.75	0.4	1.2	15.5		0.011
20*1	0.6	1.2	18.3		0.010
24*0.75	0.4	1.2	17.0		0.011
24*1	0.6	1.2	20.5		0.010
25*0.75	0.4	1.2	17.1		0.011
25*1	0.6	1.2	20.8		0.010
30*0.75	0.4	1.4	19.5		0.011
30*1	0.6	1.4	22.6		0.010
37*0.75	0.4	1.4	21.6		0.011
37*1	0.6	1.4	23.0		0.010
40*0.75	0.4	1.4	21.8		0.011
40*1	0.6	1.4	25.5		0.010
41*0.75	0.4	1.4	22.5		0.011
41*1	0.6	1.4	27.0		0.010

Q: i soldered in one of those ribbon cables on to my hp's laptop power button cause the old ribbon was failing. anyways i am having some issues with this new cable1 the laptop will power on by itself if i insert the ribbon into the motherboard connector2 the only way to power off the laptop is to remove the cable from the mother board connector and that means opening up the whole laptop3 like i said it will power on by itself so that means that i cant turn it on/off with the power buttonevery thing is soldered correctly i dont understand also i am not sure but does the cable have to be like the old one cause the new one i soldered in looks the same? could it be that it needs that one particular cable replaced again? please help me i am sad: Soldered where ? Most ribbon cables are never soldered.. They are designed for push / cold-weld fit to connectors And soldering the cable risks melting the insulation between the cores in it (as they are not designed for heat) if you solder the motherboard, you risk damaging the wires (and vires) in the several layers of printed circuits (they are quite fine, multi layered not dual external visible only) I suspect you have damaged the cable (internally) update: from those pictures, it is clearly meant to be purchased 'as an already assembled' piece What I suspect has happened, is that there is a small sliver of solder etc (or dirty flux) between the tracks. Those are really low current, circuits, so does not take much 'leakage' to cause a contact to 'appear' closed. Repairing such things, often requires a very very narrow soldering bit and also fine solder / flux. I have seen most people use a microscope to do those repairs before - due to the likelyhood of small bits getting in the wrong place (and tracking unexpectedly occur). A good flux remover / cleaner would be useful ? Is the cost a replacement button complete with cable not cheaper to buy (OKorder is my favorite location for PC parts, shipped in from HK typically)

Q: Lets say in the CD-ROM, there's a song. And I want to play it but the CD-ROM's data cable isn't connected to the Motherboard.So even though the song can be played, I can't hear the music being played?* The Sata Power Cable is attached to the power supply *: The power cable will just power up the CD drive but NO music goes to motherboard and its sound port. Even just connecting the small audio connector between the CD drive and motherboard will produce sound output. Connecting the data cable to motherboard enables Windows to read and play the music files.

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 don't know what kin d of power cord i would need in order to make it work. I thought all monitors needed the same power cable, but im not sure.: That one uses a standard plug to the wall. Same type that computers use. Some LCDs need ac adaptors though so they have a special external box then usually the normal power cable with the ground.

Q: I do not have the Video Card in hand but I will in a few days and I already know the adapter cable has gone missing. The NVdia Website is no help. I have an HP Pavilion Elite desktop. I want to acquire the cable before I receive the Video Card, so I can install it right away. I want to know exactly the type of power connector cable is so I can go online and order it now.: Power connector cable? Usually, you don't need an adapter cable: you just plug the video card into one of the PCI expansion card slots available on the motherboard, then you plug the monitor's cable to connect the monitor to the computer via the serial port on the video card. Knowing what computer you have doesn't really help: You have to tell us the motherboard's brand model to see if this particular video card is compatible for your computer's motherboard.

Q: I'm installing my car audio system in the morning. I have a 650w 4 channel amp for my four interior speakers and a class D monoblock amp for my sub.I have an 8awg wiring kit. If I split that to use it on both amps, it would end up at 16awg going to the amps. Is this thick enough for my setup?: 1. We can't answer without knowing more about your amplifiers. 650w 4 channel doesn't tell us anything useful, because the power rating may be a peak number that's only good for marketing, and you didn't tell us anything about the monoblock amplifier at all. Give us brand and model numbers and we might be able to help. 2. If I split that to use it on both amps, it would end up at 16awg going to the amps ....no. That's now how it works. (I'm not sure how you envision splitting the wire to make two wires that are half the size; are you cutting it down the middle with a razor?) You can use a distribution block to connect both amplifiers to the same main power wire, but you don't have to go to a smaller wire out of the d-block: you can run 8-gauge wire from the battery to the distribution block, then more 8-gauge from the d-block to each amp. 3. Even if you did cut the 8-gauge wire in half, a wire half the size of 8-gauge isn't 16-gauge. It's 11-gauge. If you put six 16-gauge wires together, you'd get a wire that's a little smaller than 8-gauge. Please edit your question with the brand and model numbers of both amplifier, along with the estimated length of the wire run (ie, how many feet of wire do you need to go between the amps and the battery?) Then we can tell you what gauge wire you need. Edit: thanks for the update. Based on the information about your amplifiers, I don't think you should run both of them from the single 8-gauge wire. I'd switch to a 4-gauge dual amp kit, or you can buy a second 8-gauge kit and run each amp with its own power wire to the battery rather than sharing a single wire.

Q: I need to know if the power light on the amp will turn on if I don't have the RCA cables hooked up or if you have to have them hooked up just to get power to the amp? I was just wondering because I just hooked up an amp and I can't get the power to come on, and I'm pretty sure the power, ground, and remote wire is hooked up good, it's the RCA cables i'm thinking is messed up, but would the power light come on even if those wasn't hooked up?: If you have the amp hooked up without rca cables thats where the problems coming from

Q: on a 600 watt amp will it blow my amp?: A bigger cable isnt going to make ur amp blow. A cable doesnt push the power, all it does is provide a way for your amp to pull the current. The bigger the better though, it creates less resistance, and less resistance = higher voltage = higher wattage.

Q: I cant find the power cable for this CRT monitor I have, But I have this power cable from an LCD monitor. Would it work if I put the LCD monitor power cable in the CRT monitor? Will it fry the CRT if I try?: I've used the same power cables for about 10+ years. Whether CRT, LCD, external disk drive, etc. It should be fine.

Q: And if so how much would that cable be and could you supply a link to get it from that place?Im really struggling to find any details of where i can get one so could you possibly check out the item and see if there is any help on there?I currently have a 3A 250v Power cable and i'm wondering if that can help?Thanks alot and if it helps ill pick a best answer soon. Thank you!: High input cable ...? Not really sure what that is, Also, that power supply is junk. 750W and it only has a single 6-pin PCI? That's sad. Good 750W power supplies are at least ?70 and have four 6-pin PCI cables. Heck, a good 430W costs more than that and it's guaranteed to perform better.

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