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Control Cable Rubber Insulated and Sheathed Control Cable

Control Cable Rubber Insulated and Sheathed Control Cable

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Introduction:

It is used as the control  cable in the controlling,monitoring and protecting circuit with rated AC voltage  up to 450/750V.

PVC insulated and  sheathed control cable is general type, we can also manufacture the products  suitable for using in the different sites according to the customers  needs.Silicon rubber insulated control cable has excelent properties of  resistant to high temperature, aging, oil and radiation and is flexible.  Fluoroplastic insulated and sheathed control cable adopts F46 or PFA, has the  properties of wide use, water-proof, resistance to oil ,acid, alkali and wearing  and all kinds of chemical gent(except the chloroform),hard to cause burning  etc.It is widely used as the transmitting wire for the instrments, apparatus and  control suystem in the chemical, petroleum, power, metallurgical industry under  the higher or lower temperature and all kinds of severe  conditions.

Plastics insulated and  sheathed control cable,implement China National standard  GB9930.

Rubber insulated and  sheathed control cable implement the enterprise standard.

Fluoroplastic insulated  and sheathed control cable implement the enterprise  standard.

Features:

1)       Rated AC voltage:  U0/U450/750V

2)       Permitted long-term  operating temperature of conductor:

 

Specification:


Description

Long-term  operating temperature

PVC insulation and  sheath

70105

PE insulationg and  sheath

70

low-smoke and  halogen-free,flame-retardant polyolefin insulation and sheath

7090125

Cross-linked PE or EPR  insulation

90

F46 and silicon rubber  insulation and sheath

200


3The lowest  environment temperature:


Description

Fixed  laying

None-fixed

PVC insulation and  sheath

-40

-15

F46 and silicon rubber  insulation and sheath

-60

-20

4)       Installtion and laying  temperature:

PVC sheath—not lower than  0;

Fluoroplastic sheath—not  lower than -25.

5) Permitted minimum  bending radius: not less than 6times outer diameter for non-armoured,interlocked  or braid armoured cable not less than 12 times outer diameter for copper-tape  shield or steel wire tape winding, steel tape wrapping armoured cable,and not  less than 8 times outer diameter for fluoroplastic insulated and sheathed  cable.


 

Q:I have just bought a pair of Yamaha HS50m monitors, connected only the power cable, switched them both on, and they are both making a noticeable constant hissing noise?Is this normal? Should this happen?Is it because I have not yet connected them to my interface or any other device?I am worried I have purchased a dodgy pair and would be grateful for any info.many thanks
You might have a short somewhere.
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:Recently I bought a EVGA Geforce 8800 GTS. When it came in, the card fits in my case but has 2 cables to plug in. I only have 1 cable to plug them in connected to my power supply. Should i only plug in 1, or is it nessesary? Is there an extra one I just dont know about? Please answer!
You need to get a power cable splitter that goes from two to one. It should have come with the card, if not any local computer store should have one.
Q:I like to play my PSP at home quite a bit. When I do I plug in the AC adapter so that the battery power doesn't get used up unnecessarily. I see that when I have it plugged into the wall that under the system information it says that the power is being used from an external source instead of the PSP's battery. I take it then that the battery won't overcharge and it's OK to use it this way, or do I have to remove the PSP's battery when using the power cable?
It is fine. The PSP is just telling you that it is taking power from the outlet instead of the battery.
Q:Hey, my parents just bought me a turntable and I have no idea where one of the cables would go into a normal stereo or what I might need to buy to be able to plug it to a normal modern stereo.
Sheesh, some people's answers. This is not a dumb question. I suspect it was for a custom hookup by the manufacturer. It is not standard. Try hooking the other cables up, and I would start with the AUX input. If the turntable sounds fine, then you are set. If the sound is very weak and thin, then plug them into PHONO jacks. If you don't have phono inputs, then you need what is called a phono preamp, which I think you can get from Radio Shack (maybe RS online). If you need that preamp, don't forget to buy another set of short cables. This should get you going. A lot of new receivers do not have phono jacks on them, so this may be a little harder to work out, but if it is all working gear, it should work. Good luck! Update on what you added: Oh oh! If it's electrical supply, then you have to ascertain that it is a 120 volt system if you are going to try to work with it. However, you do need to know how to do electrical wiring to mess with this. If it isn't 120 volt, you may be SOL. There may be a plate with voltage on it, or you may find it stamped on the motor. Are you sure you want to continue? Then you have to figure out where the wires go, and assign them what part of the electrical (hot, neutral, or ground) they belong. Still want to continue? Then you have to wire them appropriately and SAFELY to where they belong. This would be easy for me to tackle, but unless you know about wiring and the like, I would rather not pick up the paper to read about your horrible fire from a mis-wired turntable. If you want a turntable, try Radio Shack - they still sell them last time I looked. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
Q:I just have the power cable for battery, lost the ground cable.. Can I cut from power cable and use for ground? Are they the same thing or different cables.??
for the most part, all wire is the same. Just a bunch of stands of copper and sometimes aluminum. So yes, go ahead and use the power cable.
Q:Whether the weight of the power cable per meter is calculated
the network patch panel is now more mainstream network system patch panels, generally every 1U height can accommodate 24 8-core network port, back line, front jumper plug in addition, look at the Google Encyclopedia on the 110 patch panel instructions, found a little problem, that is 110 patch panel documents, but the picture is not 110 patch panels, that should be called Kelon, we also Called this thing for the VDF, it should be noted that the 110 system is AT & amp; T, that is, Lucent (Lucent) company's standards, and Kelon is the German Kelon (kelone) company's standard, not the same thing, Dragon frame is generally used in large-scale voice wiring system, and generally fixed for the wall, if placed in the standard cabinet will have to install the backplane, the Kelon frame steel frame fixed on the backplane The 110 patch panel is a standard 19-inch equipment, can be directly fixed in the standard 19-inch cabinet As the 19-inch standard cabinet has been widely used in the civilian areas, so Kelon is now less application, mainly in the use of operators these with a number of tattoo and fat ancient mix of full-chip cable is integrated wiring system in the most basic connector, the product range is also very much on the market, of course, there are many changes in the form On the use of network patch panels and 110 patch panels, Google Encyclopedia and the library have a detailed description, you can refer to
Q:it is not the power cable either
Motherboard possibly. Google it. I just did and found that as one possibility.
Q:can i use this to power a pcie x16 card in a pcie x1 slot
That depends on what you mean by 'power'. You can use it to connect a PCIe x16 card to a PCIe x1 slot but it'll only have one PCIe lane connected, meaning that the interface will only have 1/16th of the bandwidth. That's fine for something like using a graphics card to mine Litecoin but not for gaming. As for powering it, if the card uses a lot of power so has external power connectors like a graphics card then you still need to connect those, if it normally runs without an extra power cable then it'll be fine. You'll notice that most of the reviews there are from people who were building Bitcoin/Litecoin mining rigs. When doing that the graphics cards are working flat out but there's not a lot of data being sent through the interface so a x1 interface is fine, when gaming the interface has to carry a lot more information so this would really slow it down. It would be fine for just providing a way to plug in a cheap graphics card to provide a second display for normal 2D use though but its 3D performance would suffer.
Q:I've got a 1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 1.8 and I can't find any place to put the amp cable through the firewall! Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ;).
Just adding to the grommet guys answer above: Just as important as the grommet; a fuse. You must have a fuse as close to the positive battery terminal as possible. Why?, you say? If, for whatever reason your power wire shorts out to the frame somewhere between your battery and your amp, what's going to prevent that wire from turning into a giant heating coil running the length of your car, and torching it. I've seen it first hand many times. And, no, the fuse at the amplifier, the fuse in the distribution block (if you're using one) or any other fuse other than a fuse at the battery won't do a thing for you power wire unless it's before the potential short. Like at the batttery... In short, the grommet prevents the short at the firewall. The fuse protects it in case it does it anyway.

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