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KVV Series of Cross-Linked Polythylene Insulated PVC Sheather Control Cable

KVV Series of Cross-Linked Polythylene Insulated PVC Sheather Control Cable

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100000 m/month

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Characteristics and USES


This product is fit for ac rated voltage up to and including 450/750 automatic control or monitoring system, electrical instrument connection, etc with a transmission line.
Low smoke zero halogen polyolefin has less smoke when burning, no halogen acid gas release, belong to the environmental protection cable, suitable for fire places with special requirements.


Standards
tardant performance test execution GB12666-90 standard


 Feature
: 1. Ac rated voltage U0 / U 450/750 kv
2. The highest working temperature: PVC (PE) insulation does not exceed 70 ℃
Cross-linked polyethylene insulation 90 ℃
Low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin 70 ℃
Low smoke zero halogen flame retardant crosslinked polyolefin 90 ℃ and 125 ℃
3. The lowest temperature: PVC sheathed: fixed installation to 40 ℃, the fixed installation to 15 ℃
4. Cable installation temperature under installation should not below 0 ℃.
5. Cable allows bending radius: the armoured cable minimum 6 times of cable diameter
Copper tape screened or steel tape armoured cable minimum 12 times of cable diameter

 

Specification

 

1.PVC insulated and sheathed control cable

KVV

Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed control cable

KVVP

Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed wire braided shielding control cable

KVVP2

Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed copper tape screened control cable

KVV22

Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed steel tape armoured control cable

KVVR

Soft copper core PVC insulated and sheathed control cable

KVVRP

Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed wire braided shielding control cable

KVVP2-22

Copper core PVC insulated PVC sheathed copper belt BingBiGang belt sheathed control cable

2.Cross-linked polyethylene insulated PVC sheathed control cable

KYJV

Copper cross-linked polyethylene insulated PVC sheathed control cable

KYJVR

Copper cross-linked polyethylene insulated PVC sheathed control flexible cable

KYJVP

Copper crosslinked polyethylene insulated copper wire braided shielding PVC sheathed control cable

KYJVRP

Copper crosslinked polyethylene insulated copper wire braided shielding soft PVC sheathed control cable

KYJVP2

Copper core with cross-linked polyethylene insulation copper tape screened PVC sheathed control cable

KYJVRP2

Copper core with cross-linked polyethylene insulation copper tape screened PVC sheathed control cable

KYJV22

Copper cross-linked polyethylene insulated PVC sheathed steel tape armoured control cable

KYJVP22

Copper core with cross-linked polyethylene insulation copper braid shield PVC sheath steel tape armoured control cable

KYJVP2-22

Copper core with cross-linked polyethylene insulation copper tape screened PVC sheathed steel tape armoured control cable

3.Low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed control cable

KYDYD

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed control cable

KYDYDR

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed control cable

KYDYDP

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed copper wire braided shielding control cable

KYDYDRP

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed wire braided shielding control cable

KYDYDP2

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed copper tape screened control cable

KYDYD RP2

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed copper tape screened control flexible cable

KYDYD-22

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulation and sheath steel tape armoured control cable

KYDYDP22

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed wire weaving BingBiGang sheathed control cable

KYDYDP2-22

Copper low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin insulated and sheathed copper belt BingBiGang belt sheathed control cable

Note: the basic model of insulation and sheath and YDJ low smoke zero halogen flame retardant crosslinked polyolefin

Note: type a flame retardant sheath is required before adding ZR, conductor wire core copper wire can be used in the tin.

 

Instruction

name

code

instruction

Flame retardant properties

ZR

A、B、C class flame retardant

code

K

control cable

Insulation material

V

Polyvinyl chloride、flame retardant Polyvinyl chloride

Y

polyethylene

YD

Low -smoke halogen -free PO (YDJLow smoke zero halogen crosslinked polyolefin)

YJ

crosslinked polyethylene

Sheath material

V

polyvinyl chloride、FRPVC

YD

Low -smoke halogen -free PO

Shield material

P

·         copper braid shielding

P1

tinned copper braid shielding

P2

Copper strip winding and shielding

P3

Al and plastic winding and shielding

Armour material

22

Steel tape armored PVC sheathed

23

Steel tape armoured PE sheathed

32

Steel wire armoured PVC sheathed

33

Steel wire armoured PE sheathed

Conductor structure

A

Single strand conductors

B

7 strands of stranded conductor

R

stranded conductor

·  Technical Indexes

1.   The finished cable conductor dc resistance (Ω/km.20℃) should be based on appendix A chart3 stipulations。

2.   Insulation resistance and insulation nominal thickness conform to the requirement of the table below:

Cross section

(mm2)

Insulation thickness

 (mm)

Insulation resistance(MΩ/KM)

20℃

70℃

0.5

0.6

13

0.013

0.75

0.6

12

0.12

1.0

0.6

11

0.011

1.5

0.7

11

0.011

2.5

0.8

10

0.010

4

0.8

8.5

0.0085

6

0.8

7

0.0070

10

1.0

6.5

0.0065

Picture

 

Q: Bought 60 Inch Full HD LED LCD Smart 3D TV by Sony while stationed in Germany. it came with a european a/c socket attached, so currently searching for an American socket replacement however I can't seem to find one with the same specs! Model is KDL60W850B
1- if it is a DVB tv (german system), it will not work in the usausa system ATSC . 2- a power cable is determined by x volts y amperes for example 250v and 10a it means you can use it on 250v maximum .more voltage than that damages its insulation material and 10a current maximum more than that current causes the cable gets hot so risk of fire . 3- fortunately the power supply is SWITCHING MODE. so you can use it on 120v .
Q: I lost my power cable for my Ipod Shuffle 2nd Gen, can I use the 3rd gen shiffle power cord for the 2nd gen? My logic: $55 for a new ipod 3rd gen or $30 for a new power adapter for the 2nd gen. $25 more I have a new ipod... but it would be nice if I can still use the 2nd gen as well...
look and see if the adaptor will fit...if so it should...i doubt they will though
Q: I have an ASUS G1SN-X1 and my laptop was working normally while plugged in. Then all of a sudden it stopped charging the battery. After it stopped charging the laptop was running off the remaining battery power. The battery eventually runs out of juice but now i can't turn on my laptop because the power cord won't charge even though the power indicator light is on on the power cord supply. I even took out the battery and just left it plugged in but still wouldn't turn on. Any suggestions on what the problem could be and how to solve it?
it is that your battery isn't longer wanting to settle for the electrical powered energy for that's wiped out, which my a be somewhat pricy to replace the battery as I easily have had a similar concern. i will additionally be that the chargers are to previous or dont have an vehicle shrink of which could be inflicting the severe warmth. additionally, while you're constintly leaving your laptop left charging, it could harm your battery and the charger. ultimately, the plug which works into your computing gadget to cost it is going to a hollow in it, on the computing gadget the place the charger may well be inserted, the could be a pin, if it is harm it is inflicting the shortcoming of conectivety of electric energy.
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it is safe...but not the best method it really depends on the guage of the wire....best to have a single large gauge running to a distribution block then a wire for each amp comming out of the block to were the amps are. blocks are fairly cheap (usually less than 20 bucks) and safer...plus you get better power flow and 1 amp is not sucking all the power before it gets to the other
Q: Seem to have misplaced both the power cable and adaptor for my hp printer scanner all in one and every where i look i cant seem to pick them up can any1 help me ?
OKorder or OKorder
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 danger coiling cords.dont fold the cord or you could break the wire
Q: On my original PS3 power cable it says 10A 125V, do I have to make sure the cable I use from a computer matches the same?Also can you explain how it works if the cables don't matter
Yes, so long as it isn't thin wire like as thin as the A/V Cable almost. But yes, any Monitor/PC Cord will work.
Q: I need to know if the power light on the amp will turn on if I don't have the RCA cables hooked up or if you have to have them hooked up just to get power to the amp? I was just wondering because I just hooked up an amp and I can't get the power to come on, and I'm pretty sure the power, ground, and remote wire is hooked up good, it's the RCA cables i'm thinking is messed up, but would the power light come on even if those wasn't hooked up?
Most Amplfier will turn on without the rca cables, but some might not. Its really a matter of chance. =)
Q: Hey guysA 6mm power cable can hold up to 25A, but, if a product draws a maximum of 4A, in theory, can this 6mm be reduced? If so, by approx how much?Cheers, much appreciated!! :)
yes. Resistance, and therefore voltage drop, is inversely proportional to the square of the radius or diameter. in other words, cut the diameter in half to 3 mm, the current capability would be 1/4 or 6 amps. 25/4 = 6.25, and square root of that is 2.5, and 6mm/2.5 = 2.4 mm, using only voltage drop considerations. If temperature in the wire is important, it gets more complicated, as you have to consider physical size of the wire, insulation type and thickness, etc. Of course wiring codes would override all this.
Q: I cant find the power cable for this CRT monitor I have, But I have this power cable from an LCD monitor. Would it work if I put the LCD monitor power cable in the CRT monitor? Will it fry the CRT if I try?
No. It should work.

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