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Low smoke and non-halogen flame retardant cross-linked polyethylene insulated power cable

Low smoke and non-halogen flame retardant cross-linked polyethylene insulated power cable

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This product is applied to power station / subway, tunnels, high-rise buildings, theaters, petroleum chemical industry and other fixed installation occasions having special flame-retardant requirements. Rated voltage of the transmission and distribution system is 0.6/1kv. Cable product performance should not only meet GB12706-2002 standards, but also the combustion performance of the cables, and is in line with requirements stipulated by IEC332, IEC 754 and IEC1034 standards.



II. Type and specification of the cables
Type
Description
YJPO/SC
Copper core cross-linked polyethylene insulated polyolefin low smoke and zero halogen flame retardant power cables
YJLPO/SC
luminum core cross-linked polyethylene insulated polyolefin low smoke and zero halogen flame retardant power cables


IV. Production scope:
Rated voltage is 0.6/1kv, and the number of cores, section, structure, and the weight should be the same as that of YJV and YJLV.


This product is applied to power station / subway, tunnels, high-rise buildings, theaters, petroleum chemical industry and other fixed installation occasions having special flame-retardant requirements. Rated voltage of the transmission and distribution system is 0.6/1kv. Cable product performance should not only meet GB12706-2002 standards, but also the combustion performance of the cables, and is in line with requirements stipulated by IEC332, IEC 754 and IEC1034 standards.

Q: Basically bought a new graphics card (480 gtx) and im going to install into my computer but i wish to also install a phyx card as well. This seems simple enought but i only have 2 6pin power cables in my pc atm and im am unsure how to install another 2 6pins. Current PSU is a antec 1000w
The above answer is sweet, with the single exception: do now no longer purchase a in many circumstances used psu. as nicely to the OCZ he recommends, examine out Antec and probably Hyper. Antec grant a three twelve months assure on their psu's, and the present day ones are somewhat quiet. JBV^_^
Q: Right now, the cables behind my audio receiver are tangled beyond recognition. I need to organize them...How should I bundle my speaker wire to minimize RF and EM interference? I've heard that a quot;8-shapedbundle is good.Is there any truth to this claim? If so, explain.Thanks in advance!
I've never heard of the 8 shaped bundle but if it's how I think it is, I don't see how it would clear things up. Maybe just un-tangling them and re setting them all up in a better way?
Q: Regarding car audio setup, if I were to have an 8 ga power cable powering an amplifier for subs, what would happen if I were to use a smaller ga grounding cable? What if I used a larger ground cable?
the ground dose not matter it the power wire if you have a 8 ga power wire your amp needs to be like a 1000 watt amp if you have a 1500 watt amp you need a 4 ga wire and if you have a 2000 and up 0 ga BIG BIG BIG BIG thing from a 1500 watt amp and up you need to a double ground if you dont no what that is its were you take a wire and run it to your car battery and hook it up to the nigative on the battery then run that wire to the ground you have already made run the ground in to your amp this well save you money and time bc if you dont do it it can make your battery frie and you well blow fuses out the ***
Q: i have a modular power supply i lost my cables moving out of my old house. so can any one tell me where i can get new ones to my power supply:
the ability connectors that plug into the slots on a modular power supply at the instant are not conventional -- they're specific to that distinctive style of supply (there would be some standardization for modular PSUs made via a particular producer, yet i does not even be certain approximately that). So, in case you decide on extra cables, you will desire to touch client provider on your style of PSU or examine help boards at their internet site to work out what the technique is for paying for them.
Q: I have a power cable for my computer that got slightly chewed and i was wondering does that effect the power.im just wanting to know if it will have less power or will it work the same and as far as i know none of the wires where hurt just the rubber around them.
It will work if the wires are undamaged. But they will have been kinked when the cable got chewed. The cable is now dangerous, if the wires are pinched you may get a hot spot, melt the insulation and fire/shock hazard. Turn it off and replace the cable.
Q: What is the role of white mesh in power cables?
Section 4 "Downhole Cable" Article 466 No cable should be laid in the total return airway and the dedicated return airway
Q: What is the difference between a power cable and a cross-linked cable?
I do not know, I do the task, although we also engage in cable
Q: what would happen if i used a 10 guage power cable on a 2400 watt amp, would it blow the fuse of would the amp just creat less power? thnx
The wire could heat up causing damage, however it would likely just create less power
Q: Do all power supplies 450 watt(or above)have the 12v 4 pin?
Almost all current motherboards power their CPU with a 12 volt CPU power cable. There are two kinds: the 4 pin 12V cable and the 8 pin 12V cable. The 4 pin cable is often called a P4 cable (although it's a very bad name) and the 8 pin cable is called an EPS12V cable. The P4 cable is the most common. You should find it on 90% of power supplies you buy on the market, regardless of how many watts they have. Some power supplies have both the 4pin and 8 pin cables for redundancy. ~~~ All modern power supplies nowadays have 4 pin CPU power cables. They come as a standard. The 24 pin ATX power supply is also quite common, it's kind of hard to get one that's 20 pin nowadays.
Q: What does the cable ZR-YJV22-4 * 16 mean?
Copper core XLPE insulated PVC sheathed flame retardant power cable, three core, nominal cross section 6 square millimeters, rated voltage 0.6 / 1kV, model specification specification: ZR-YJV0.6 / 1KV3X6mm ^ 2.

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