High quality 10kV XLPE Insulated Overhead Cable
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- 10000 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
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10kV XLPE Insulated Overhead Cable
Introduction
XLPE insulated or covered overhead cable without or with conductor screen, the phase conductor may be AAC or AAAC or ACSR or Copper.
Operating Characteristics
Operating voltage: 10kV;
Max. permissible continuous operating temperature of conductor with XLPE insulation: 90°C;
Max. temperature of conductor during short-circuit (5s max. duration) shall not exceed: 250°C;
The ambient temperature under installation should not be lower than: -20°C;
The bending radius of cable is recommended as following:
Single core cable: not less than 20 times of the diameter of cable;
Multi-core cable: not less than 15 times of the diameter of cable.
Application
10kV XLPE insulated overhead cable as a new-type overhead cable is used for overhead electric power transmission and distribution, extensively used in rebuilding of urban and forest region electrified wire netting. It improves the safety and reliance of electrified wire netting.
Manufacturing Standards
GB/T 14049-2008, IEC 60502-2
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- Q: I pulled, A RUNNING 1974 454 HEI from a 1974!I want to start it on my engine stand so I can get a compression check.Please FILL in the blank or change whatever is wrong, w/this outline,Run a hot wire from the battery to the starter and a ground to the block. DONE! Then run a second wire from the power on your cap to the battery. (I take this to mean the Bat + term. on the cap) Then use a wire from the s on the starter to the hot on the starter (THIS IS WHERE I HAVE MY START TRIGGER WIRED IN.) and it will crank over and fire up.I have 12 vdc at the BAT+ but still no spark, WHAT AM I DOING WRONG.??????????THANKS FOR THE HELP.The coil in the cap is good and I have gas.
- Why would you want a running engine to perform a compression test? Just crank the engine for this test. Now for the hook up, your cranking circuit sounds fine, heavy gauge wire from battery +p to starter motor solenoid +p. Heavy neg -N cable to engine block ground or engine stand. By appling 12v to the S terminal on solenoid energizes the starter and spins the engine. If the solenoid at the starter has anI terminal this is a 12 volt ignition bypass, providing a full 12 volts to the ignition coil for cold start, 12 volts will be provided as long as the keyswitch is engaged. If you do not have this terminal connected you will not have a secondary ignition circuit, which causes no-start. If the solenoid does not have an I terminal disregard the above, as the system utilized 12 v fulltime. Now for the ignition system, pretty basic set up, ensure 12v at the coil terminal under cap, the ign. control module will cycle the ignition coil based on the input from the reluctor and trigger wheel at the distributor, ensure the distributor shaft rotates and is not stripped or broken, ensure 12volt at ignition coil input, the negative to trigger the circuit originates at the trigger wheel, ensure all eight teeth are present and wiring is good, it has a permanent magnet built in check it, all else check outs have the ignition control module (also under cap) tested for serviceability. Some car have a delay 12volts to the ignition via the oil pressure switch, to prevent engine use and damage in event of oil deprivation. no oil no power to the ignition, thats why you have the ign.bypass circuit during startup no oil pressure is presenthope this helps.good luck
- Q: Electrical wiring for a school building or swimming pool
- Engineer is not allowed to do this type of work for school because he is not qualified as an electrician. About $60 per hour charge by electrician.
- Q: can i just connect a regular electrical wire on there ?
- Generally a microwave has a grounded, three prong plug. I assume you are trying to connect a new plug to the severed cord. If this is the case the green or bare wire goes to the center, round prong that usually has a green screw as well. The black wire goes to the smaller blade prong that usually has a gold screw and the white wire goes to the larger blade prong that has a silver screw. Again good luck. If you are trying to attach a cord that came from another appliance, be careful that you use a cord that has as big or bigger wires than the origional cord had. Also be very sure that you get all the wires connected to their same colors. Don't use any kind of tape except electrical tape, and it might be a good idea to use a crimped solderless connector to make sure you have a good connection. Then tape all the connections separately, and then tape them all together. Sorry to hear you lost your plug so soon, may I guess that you let the cord trail and it got caught in a door?
- Q: I added a doorway in a wall that had wiring for my baseboard heaters. There are three heaters on the circuit. I used 12/2 wire to splice. Now the heater next to the splice works fine but the heater in the next room on the same circuit barely warms up and only when the heater next to the splice is not on. The original wire looks larger than the 12/2 I used to splice. It is the same romex shape but stiffer. Could this be 10/2 wire? The breaker is 20 amp. Could this be why the heater at the end of the circuit barely warms and only when the other heater is not on? Solution??
- If the opening you desire to plug into does not have the rest engaged on that circuit; you are able to likely try this. you should verify that the full amps of the warm water heater is under 12 Amps for a 15 Amp circuit and sixteen Amps for a 20 Amp circuit. in case you're able to try this for specific than take a 12 gauge extension twine shrink off the receptacle end and take the black and white wires in the twine hook it as much as the two wires from the warm water heater by using twisting the wires mutually and putting on a yellow or orange cord nut (one cord nut consistent with connection.) Do a similar for the two floor or green wires if there's a floor cord coming from the water heater. Plug it in it is going to artwork.
- Q: I was just wondering is all electrical high voltage lines including low voltage is isolated to prevent electrical shock.
- Electrical wiring are insulated not only to protect you from electrocution, but to keep the currents to the destined directions and not go astray.
- Q: Does anyone know where I can get a good price on 200 amp copper wire (underground to hook up electricity to a doublewide. Hot#2 Copper, Ground #4Copper and Neutral #2 Copper. 330-350 feet Thanks
- At that distance, you would be better with aluminum wire. BUT: #2 copper is 0.156 ohm/1000 feet. You have 700 feet, so the is a resistance of 0.11 ohms. At 200 amps, that is a drop of 22 volts, much too high. Requirement is 5% drop, and at 120 volts, that is 6 volts. #2 copper would be good for 55 amps only at that distance. .
- Q: How are they wired up, and how do they work, thanks.
- Feed at the switch.
- Q: i need to get some electrical wire redone in 1 of the rooms and i wanted to know about how much would it be to get the job done?
- depends on the distance from the breaker box, and the condition of the walls and ceilings on the route. If the breaker box is out of space or power, then it could cost a lot. But it also depends on country and location. Bottom line, just to run wires, install new outlets, patch walls and repaint, could be US$1000 or so. If the distances are long, or the building old, or access limited, it could double. If you have to upgrade breaker box and upgrade service drop, $10000 at a guess.
- Q: I do not want to break any nyc code law.
- Non-metallic (NM) wire also known as Romex(brand name) is used in residential wiring but must be installed according to the National Electric Code (NEC). As it says in the first section of the NEC, All codes are subject to the authority having jurisdiction Which means your local electrical inspector has the final say. Your best bet would be to call your local inspector and ask him or her if you can use NM in your application.
- Q: I know what the hot wire and ground wire are but why do you need a neutral wire? The hot wire is black and the ground is green right? So neutral is white? My bigger question though is why do you need a neutral wire--what is its purpose? Thank you!
- The neutral is the return for the electricity, The ground is not to be used for this, for safety reasons, it must go to ground. They are not supposed to be connected together the neutral and the ground, although, in some older wiring systems this is the case. In newer installations they are separated. Edit: For the person who says that the neutral is connected to the ground at the service entrance that is incorrect, go read your code book again, I've installed every thing from 3 phase on down and never are the neutral and ground connected.
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High quality 10kV XLPE Insulated Overhead Cable
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10000 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
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