Flame retardant PVC insulated control cable (soft structure)
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1.Application
2.Operating characteristic
Type and specification of cable and its descriptive method
Specification of cable
Nom.cross-area of conductor (mm2)
No.of core
PVC PE
Insulation
450/750V
XLPE
Insulation
0.6/1kV
Uo/U 0.6/1kV
GB/T19666-2005
GB/T19666-2005
Uo/U 0.6/1kV
The cables are designed f o r fixed monitoring and
protecting circuits for fixed installed power distribution and
transmission equipments and power equipments with
rated AC voltage up to and inxluding 0.6/1kV where fire
retardation is requested.
- Q: Hi, I bought a geforce gtx 660 ti and with it came 2 X 6 pin PCI express power cables. Problem is I only have 2 connectors in my computer, so one cable is useless. Will 2 Athena Power Model CABLE-YPHD 8Molex Y Splitted Power Cables allow me to use both the PCI cables? Thanks.
- I okorder and have good reviews. Make sure the cables in the picture match the ones you need to connect. My friend bought splitters and they work fine. They will work for you as long as you are not using the power supply that came with your computer. That may be the reason it only has two, because it isn't giving out the watts required to power a gtx 660. It needs a max of ~350watts. Combine that with the rest of your PC and you'll need a 600W power supply.
- 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: How long is the service life of the cable?
- For corrosive environments, cable trays with suitable corrosion resistant coatings should be used
- Q: In the middle of the page there is a section called Connectors, i suppose those are the cables attatched to the PSU, but in total there are 17 cables so maybe i am wrong???It says that there are 6 SATA Cables that look like SATA Power Cables and are i guess haha.I'm pretty sure that the answer is yes, the PSU does have 6 SATA Power Cables attatched to it, but i mean when spending $750 on a gaming computer i wanna be sure lol.
- SATA Power Connector: 6 - YES it does have. If your spending $750 on a computer i'd suggest you get a branded power supply, they last longer and will supply your video card with enough juice to get the job done. what kind of video card are you getting? depending on what card your getting 500 watts may or may not be enough, as the new nvidia cards are very juicy :)
- Q: i'm having a power cable coming from the feeder pillar going to utility box that serving a yacht, i'm having few cut off in that cable what is the most good idea to repair it without replacing the cable and what is the material that used in that ?
- Have you got an anti surge socket to even out any voltage spike in line? I have and I've had several power cuts and my computer has never been affected. If not, then there is a possibility that you have blown the motherboard or the PSU. The reason this happens is your PSU drops the mains voltage from 240V to about 4.5V or less that your motherboard uses. Now when you get a power cut, when the switches in the power lines drop out, as the gap in the switch increases the voltage will jump as the current is trying to jump the gap. Thus for a few milliseconds the voltage in the mains can jump up to 20% which take it up to about 280V. Push that ratio all the way along and your motherboard voltage will jump to about 6V. Poof! Motherboard blown. Your only option is to put it into a workshop and find out exactly what damage you have done to it. You may be lucky as some manufacturers fit internal anti surge fuses.
- Q: I have a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 8000 DVR Digital Cable box and yesterday when I arrived home, it was not showing the time or any evidence of power. The TV and DVD player work just fine, but not the box. I unplugged it, tried a different plug but no power. I hear the box working, but it never shows any sign of powering on. This box is maybe a month old.Any thoughts?
- The power wont show because some thing might be damaged inside.
- Q: Whenever I unplug the power cable, the laptop starts to lag, bad, and yes I do have a fully charged battery. This has been happening ever since I got the thing, and no it has nothing to do with the battery, and no matter how many times I re-plug the cable and take it out again, or just leave it in, it continues to lag. The only time it stops is when I reboot, at least until I unplug it again. Also, it has nothing to do with the performance battery plan. Any ideas? This is really annoying.
- the concern happens because of the fact WoW consumes lots potential. And your computing gadget could be in vehicle-switching potential-overall performance mode. you may flow to administration Panel then potential administration. Set the mode into maximum overall performance
- Q: HelloWhen i turn on my computer without 4 pin ATX +12 volt power cable my computer starts and everything goes fine but when i connect it to my motherboard my computer does not start.i want to know that is this cables necessary for normal computer operation or i can go without it??I am using ATX 20+4 pin main power cable for my motherboard power.
- As far as i know you need both connected. you might have updated your bios that's why your four pin isn't working. Do check the power configurations in your bios. I am definitely sure that's where the problem is. Hope that helps.
- Q: I live in the uk
- Laptops each have different power cords, because they have different connections to the laptop itself, so there's no one universal power cable. However, you can easily buy generic powercords for your specific laptop that are cheap. Just go to a site like Amazon and search for your laptop name.
- Q: So I finally bought a quot;boss blues driverand when I got it, I assumed it didn't work, because it didn't turn on, I tried it with an adapter and still nothing. So I decided to take back to the store, the guy who helped me plugged in with a power cable and used a battery, and it worked. MY QUESTION IS; do you need both for it to work? Or is there another option, for just the power cable?
- Have one,Hate it, Blue,s tone my ***,It was a waste of money.Answer Yes,battery has to be installed. will work on battery,or nine volt adapter. Battery has to be in it at all time,s for it to work.
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