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Copper clad aluminum magnesium wire

Copper clad aluminum magnesium wire

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pecifications

1.high intensity,
2.low specific gravity,
3.excellent conductor performance.

   

Product Description

 

Detailed Product Description:

    Our company has passed the evaluations of UL and RoHS<SGS> certification and ISO9001:2000 quality management system certification .

                SJ/T 11223-2000,CCAM

                ASTM  B 566-93,CCAM

CCA wire is sorted into Annealed(A) and hard-drawn(H) according to mechanical properties,or into 10% and 15% modles according to volume of copper cladding.

Advantages:

1.Our state-of-the-art cladding and welding crafts guarantee the high desity and conducticity of our 99.97% purity copper cladding,while our metallurgical bonding technique around the aluminum core along the wire for excellent coaxiality.Mechanical properties accord with US ASTM B566-93 Standard.

2.Given the same weight and diameter, Huawang CCAM Wire measures 2.6 times longer than copper wire which means that the budget for 1T of pure copper wire should now afford 2.6t of our CCAM Wire ,a choice product to reduce costs of material for cable prouduction.

3.The impossibility to separate the copper-cladding from the aluminum cord keeps thieves away.

4.CCAM Wire is light,easy to transport and install,thus saves labor cost.

Q: Cable yjv-0.6 / 1kv-4 * 120 + 1 * 70 What does it mean?
Cable trench as a power construction project should be cable trench construction construction design, cable trench construction program, according to the previous design requirements and programs in order to develop cable trench construction quality acceptance procedures
Q: I'm looking to add another Light fixture on the other side of the garage, and wire it using the existing cable from the first light, I know running a normal power cable outside drywall is against code, but I've heard some people say you can use something like BX cable, or some metal encased cable outside of drywall and still be up to code? Is there a I can run this cable outside of the drywall using something like that, and if yes, what exactly would I need to use to accomplish this? I plan I running the wire from the right side of the garage door, up above the door, and to the left side of the door to install a matching light.
If exposed, you must use an armored cable or conduit. No if's, and's, or but's... Personally, I think conduit is your best option.
Q: I am trying to hook up a LCD display (CPU Temp, USB's in use, Memory Temp/usage, etc) and It came with a 5pin DIN connector for what I assume is the power. I am not sure what I need to do to connect it to the PSU. Any help or ideas?
I think this device should have a power connector as well as a sensor cable (USB in use should have a connector running on to your motherboard.) can you provide me the make/mode number of the equipment. Also provide me with a link so that i could see the connectors and wires and the device. Else take a pic, upload it some image hosting site and provide with a link. (you can edit your question or add additional info and provide a link. Replace the
Q: ok well my xbox wont turn on anymore i was playing it and it was fine when i put the controller on top of it and moved the power cable and all of a sudden the xbox turned off, so if anybody knows what could of gone wrong or have a solution i would greatly appreciate it.
My xbox had this problem. What power cable are you using? The original or the new one that Microsoft sent out to everyone? They sent out a new one because some Xbox's were melting the cable and some kid got burned or something. At first they replaced only those customers that say theirs had the problem, then they just sent a new cord out to everyone. Anyway, mine never had the power cord issue but I tossed my original and used the new one. That's when I started having problems. My Xbox would turn itself on in the middle of the night sometimes. It would also turn itself off whenever it felt like it. I couldn't get it to turn back on unless I unplugged the power cord and then plugged it back in. And even then, it would turn on and play fine for about 10-20 minutes and then shut off by itself. Really weird. I simply sold my Xbox, never called Microsoft about it, so I never found out what the problem was. So really, my only advice is, if you're using that new power cord, go back to the old one. I'm positive that swapping those cords was the problem for my Xbox.
Q: This is a clock/phone I was using as a kid. Found it in my basement, and I would like to use it now. I no longer have the original power cable, that's the one needed for the left side. They both look similar, but are not the same. The right side is for the telephone cable. I have no idea what the left's called or where to buy it? I'd appreciate some help if anyone knows what its called, Thanks.
Give them a try. This isn't a common power cord that can be purchased locally. However you may find a used one on OKorder. You can do an OKorder search using the model number of the unit.
Q: I asked before about installation of power and control cable in the same conduit .. I think it is not a good practice.. I want to ask about installing 2 power cable each 480V in the same conduit ..Also I want to know if it is mentioned in any standard like NECthx
You can as long as every cable in the raceway is insulated at least for the maximum voltage in the raceway. NEC 300.3 (C) (1). You also need to consider raceway fill limits, and ampacity derating for 4 or more current carrying conductors.
Q: Does throwing punches with weighted cables increase punching power?
No power is genetics. You either have it or dont. It'll increase speed. Don't do to heavy or you'll damage your ligaments and tendons long term.
Q: I just bought a new computer, a DELL Inspiron 530. It has none of the older 4-pin power cables from the power supply; only the newer SATA power devices. I have an older hard drive, that connects via IDE cables (the gray ribbon). Ive already bought the card that converts the IDE to SATA, and it is connected to the mother board. Here is the problem: the IDE Hard Drive is powered with the 4-pin power supply that Ive seen on EVERY power supply before this one. The IDE to SATA converter came with an extension for that 4-pin power supply. But the power supply in the tower DOESNT HAVE ANY 4-PIN POWER ADAPTERS. It has one free SATA power. Im looking to take the SATA power from my power supply, convert it to the old-style IDE 4-pin power supply (female) and plug it into the 4-pin extension (male) that powers my hard drive and SATA-IDE converter. Most converters go the other way... Please post links with examples of parts, since I cannot find anything that lets me do what I am looking to
I am afraid you are a victim of the penny pinching that companies like Dell need to do to make the machines at the price you want to pay for them. I would always recommend buying from a proper store (bricks and mortar) and taking a good look inside before parting with your cash. There are plenty of suppliers out there who will build a PC for you and look after you.
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: One day, all of a sudden my amp stopped working. I inspected the battery terminal and noticed their was corrosion on both terminals, cleaned it off, and I inspected the fuse in my positive wire for my amp and noticed the fuse was blown, replaced it and the amp would still not power on, I reinspected the fuse again and it had already blown, I replaced it once more and it did the same thing.
some were in your system the power wire running the amp is hitting ,ground and blowing the fuse,or your amp is crapped out.are the fuses in the amplifier blowing too.i would hook up another power to to amplifier out in the open and see if your having the same problem.if you do its the amplifier if its all good re run another power wire.with a distribution block and go bigger with the wire size,and you can down size the wire from the distribution block to the amplifier.hope this helps.

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