Flame-resistant Cable for Power Transmission and Distribution

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Flame-resistant XLPE power cable

Standard:

1) Equivalent IEC 60502-1, GB/T12706.1;

Rated Voltage 1 kV (Um=1.2kV) and 3 kV (Um=3.6kV) Power Cable.

2) Equivalent IEC 60502-2, GB/T12706.2;

Rated Voltage 6 kV (Um=7.2kV) to 30 kV (Um=36kV) Power Cable.

3) Voltage Grade Overstep IEC60502, GB/T12706.3;

Rated Voltage 35 kV (Um=40.5kV) Power Cable

Features:

1)The maximum conductor operating temperature: 90°C

During short circuit (lasting less than 5 seconds) the maximum temperature of the cable conductor shall not be above 250°C;

Environment temperature should be no lower than 0°C for laying the cable.

2)Bending Radius of the Cable:

Single Core Cable: Non Armored Cable 20D, Armored Cable 15D;

Cores Cable: Non Armored Cable 15D, Armored Cable 12D.

Remarks: D means practical external diameter of the cable.

Flame-Resistant Cable

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Q: HiI'm organizing my cords at the moment, but I'm curious, is it safe to use power cords (say a phone charger) when it is still wound up in a coil? It would save a lot of cord clutter, but are there any drawbacks, as in it would start a fire? Thanks: There is no problem coiling the short cords that come with most devices. There isn't enough current to create a lot of heat. But don't leave long extension cords coiled up when you use them. The induction of the coil can limit the power to whatever is plugged into the cord. This can cause the device to overheat and burn out but it usually won't damage the cord.

Q: I am upgrading a two-year-old higher end HP tower to include a mirrored hard drive. I did a little vacuuming and inspection and plan to order the exact model drive which is in there now. I noticed that the SATA cables used include a simple plastic latching mechanism in the connector. I checked CDW and found quot;latchingcables made by Startech which I assume should work (but the latching part is made of stamped metal). My biggest question is the power connector. The factory installed molex-to-SATA adapter also has this latch mechanism (on the black hard drive side), but I cannot find a cable anywhere mentioning a latch on the power connector. Is this something specific to factory installation?Thanks.: No. Latching cables as you call them are available at retailers. Try Newegg...

Q: The power cable to my mom's laptop keeps making a buzzing sound that I've never heard it make. I've asked my dad, but he said it was normal. I was relieved until the cable made that noise after I unplugged it. What can it be? It is the power cable itself not the laptop.: The buzzing noise is not that of a Laptop its rather that of the Power adapter of the Laptop so there is nothing to worry about it you laptop is as good as it can be. But i would suggest not to use that adapter for a longer time because it may cause trouble in voltage fluctuations .

Q: Im going to get a new graphics card. I am getting the XFX Geforce 9800 GT and it needs 1 six pin PCI Express power cable. It comes with a cable to convert 2 molex cables into 1 six pin pci power cable. Problem is, is that dont have any molex cables available. I have 4 SATA power cables. So if I got a converter to convert 2 SATA power cables into 2 Molex cables into 1 six pin power cable work? Would I lose any voltage/ watts? Please let me know, I got the graphics card for christmas and I dont want to end up with it not even working.: I okorder ) And no, it won't work. The PCIx power is drawing from a different part of your PSU than the molex is. Send me an email, and we can talk about upgrading that PSU. If we figure something out, I'll edit the post on here to reveal our findings. Cool?

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: remove just this cable or use different hd and it works fine, is the hd broken or is it a power consumption by the hd issue? tryed a different psu and its the same problem, unfortunately not got another pc handy to check the hd on. Thanks In advance?: change the hdd interface bus u may get solution otherwise replace it. .in

Q: It's the newest ps2 (the thin ps2) I have all cables. Except the power cable isn't the official power cable. Is that a problem?: It's impossible to tell if it's your PS2 or the cable. Best bet is you buy an original PS2 power cable and try it out. If the PS2 still doesn't power up, it's something wrong with your PS2 and you will have to get it repaired or buy a new one.

Q: I have bought a 9800 gt it comes wid only 1 cable and i dont knw where to connect it.: To me, that looks like an S/PDIF cable. It's an optional audio cable for HDMI. Once your video card is in the slot, try connecting it to the audio card, or the audio region of your motherboard. If you don't have a spot, don't worry; it's not necessary.

Q: I was looking at buying the MSI HD6850 cyclone OC/power edition but on the msi website it says it includes an external power cable. Am I missing something? Do I need more than the standard pci-e 6 pin connector from the PSU?: Some graphics cards require you to connect a power cable to the board. As it requires more power than it can get through the pci connection.

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