Cross-linked polyethylene insulated power cables

Cross-linked polyethylene insulated power cables

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I. Product Properties:

1. This product should comply with GB/T12706-2002 national standard.
2. Partial discharge test: when rated voltage Uo is 18kV and below, the cable discharge should be less than 20PC; when rated voltage Uo is more than 18kV, the cable discharge should be less than 5PC.
3. 20 ℃ conductor DC resistance: Copper core ≤ 0.017241Ωmm2/mo Aluminum Core ≤ 0.028Ωmm2/m.
4. The combustion performance (flame retardant cable) should be tested in accordance with GB/T18380-2001 standard.

II. Characteristics of usage:

1. The maximum long-term temperature of the cable is 90 ℃.
2. When the cable is laid out, the ambient temperature should not be less than 0 ℃, and the bending radius of armored cable should be no less than 20 times the outer diameter of the cable.
3. In the event of short circuit, the maximum temperature of the conductor should not exceed 250 ℃, and the lasting time of the conductor should be no more than 5 seconds.
4. The laying temperature should not be less than 0 ℃.
5. In event of short circuit, the maximum temperature of the conductor should not exceed 160 ℃, and the lasting time of the conductor should be no more than 5 seconds.
6. The cables are applied to transmission and distribution systems with rated voltage of 0.6 / 1,1.8 / 3,3.6 / 6,6 / 6,6 / 10,8.7 / 10,8.7 / 15,12 / 20,21 / 35,26 / 35KV.
7. YJV and YJLV are applied to indoor and outdoor installation, and can withstand a certain degree of laying traction, but can not withstand occasions with mechanical external force. Single-core cables are not allowed to be laid in the pipelines with ferromagnetic materials. YJV22 and YJLV22 are applied to underground laying, can withstand the mechanical external force, but can not afford a big pull.

Q: Well...My xbox seens to be a falcon with 65nm...the cable is diferente, the intercooler have a little hook at it, but the power cable dont. and i cant plug it.I'm think about broke the intercooler hook to be able to plug the pwoer cable. but i'm afraid if will have any problem about voltage or something.anyone help? thank you...brazilian kissis: The new Falcon 65nm has a different power supply plug that apparently is more efficient with 175 Volts. An older Nyko Intercooler simply won't fit it. Trash that baby. Intercoolers are too loud and cause more problems than they solve.

Q: Hello,if you want to split your power distribution cable,how do you do so ?? I want the cable to be divided into two other smaller cables,do I use a T-joint or what ???Thx!!!: What sort of power cable? If it is mains or an automotive power outlet, you can get splitters for those.

Q: This is a self built computer. When using it in a different room, it functioned normally. However, now that I've moved it to a new room, it would constantly reboot or just loses power entirely. With the latter, I would have to remove the power cable and hold the on button for a while before I could turn it back on. Also, when I shut it down, the computer would reboot by itself instead.: Most of times the issue should be occurring because some problem related to power. Do easier things first. 1. Use another power cable. 2. Get an extension form different wall plug and power your PC through it. 3. Bring the PC into previous room and try. When using it in a different room, it functioned normally. However, now that I've moved it to a new room, it would constantly reboot or just loses power entirely According to your above saying, I can guess something like this also, If the computer had faced to some shock while you're changing rooms, sometimes, these is a chance to occur these kind of problems because a shock can produce a loose connection. Remove the causing and check all the connections inside CPU such as Power, RAMS, Processor....... and all it's possible.

Q: Do you need to use both the 6 pin PCI-E power cable and the 8 pin PCI-E power cable on a video card? Why are they used? To give power to the video card if needed? Seems like the motherboard gives the card power as well?: Different cards have different power requirements. Yes, you need to connect all of the power cables. For example the Radeon 5770 has only a single 6-pin connector and runs fine on a 450W power supply, while the Radeon 4870 and GTX 250 require two power connectors from 500-550W (or higher) psu. Cards draw some power directly from the slot (They can draw more under PCI-E 2.0 and later than version 1.1 or 1.0)

Q: i just got a junked up PS2 and i'm taking it apart to see what all is wrong with it and do a thorough cleaning of everything inside and i discovered that the problem is the power eject ribbon cable is tattered. is there anyway i can make a homemade style cable or repair the old one. i know there are like 5 to 10 bucks but im a major cheapa$$ so to say so any tips or tricks???: I'm afraid if its cracked where I think Its cracked you will not be able to repair it. You will have to find some way of replacing it. The signal you think is going through because enough will say I want to be turned on. Nevertheless there might be a workaround. I need you to put that cable back in and get your ps3 controller and press the PS icon. This can also turn on your PS3 remotely. If this causes it to turn on and run you can test to see if you need that cable or not by shutting down and removing it. If it works on the controller side this will have to be your power up option from here on out. By also pressing this button it will automatically detect the position so you will not need to press it second time. It won't matter thankfully if its a shock controller or a six axis... this method works for both.

Q: The specs say: 350 Watts, DC 12V, 100-240V. It is a Rackable server.Are there special / different power cables to use with servers than desktop PCs?Where can I find the power cable with the above specs. I tried OKorder with not much luck.: You should be able to use a large three prong power cable (with a ground on it) for your server.

Q: I'd like to know what type of wire/specs. for a 3 phase high power cable that can handle a 41.6KVa that will be buried under the ground? The voltage will be a 220 volts in 60 Hz. could you show me how to calculate or any charts are really appreciated.: 220V is phase voltage. Then line voltage will be 3^-2 *220 =381V.The current will be 63A.(41.6/3*220 ).The specification of cable is 3phase 4wire 400V. 50mm^2(if aluminum) or 25mm^2(copper) UG cable . If neutral wire is not required, cable will be 3 wire type.

Q: I have a yamaha dgx-300 keyboard, and lost the power cable to it about a year ago. Do any stores like circuit city or something carry a power cord that would be compatible with my keyboard?: what type of power cord does it use? if its a regular ac input, you could just use any ac plug with the correct amount of power <-- this isn't the recommended choice, just a posibility.

Q: I've got 1/0 gauge wiring and if i run this along my rear deck quot;speaker wireswill this cause noise?im not talking about the RCA cables.: i seriously doubt it.

Q: How many amphs does the us ps3 slim's power cable have? It should be #A?: i don't know why youre trying to find this out but heres a chart. The power cable has different electricity usages depending on what youre doing but the average is 87 ish

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