• Low Smoke Zero Halogen Flame Retardant Fire Flame Retardant System 1
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Low Smoke Zero Halogen Flame Retardant Fire Flame Retardant

Low Smoke Zero Halogen Flame Retardant Fire Flame Retardant

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Shanghai
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Min Order Qty:
100 m
Supply Capability:
10000 m/month

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Main Specification

Low smoke zero halogen flame retardant fire-resistant cable is in aluminium alloy with chain armoring process finished, familiar with low smoke zero halogen performance of insulation and sheath material and production process on the basis of complete.Independent research and development of organic low smoke zero halogen flame retardant, join the silane crosslinked polyethylene insulation material, greatly superior to the traditional inorganic flame retardants, excellent electrical performance and anti-aging performance, long service life, excellent flame retardant performance, can reach the level of low smoke zero halogen, more secure environment.1) rare earth high iron aluminum alloy conductor material, (2) refractory mica tape, (3) low smoke zero halogen flame retardant silane crosslinked polyethylene insulation, (4) glass fiber winding package, (5) aluminum alloy chain armor, 6 polyolefin sheath.


The main characteristics
DE son, independent research and development of organic low smoke zero halogen flame retardant, join the silane crosslinked polyethylene insulation material, greatly superior to the traditional inorganic flame retardants, excellent electrical performance and anti-aging performance, long service life, excellent flame retardant performance, can reach the level of low smoke zero halogen, more secure environment.1) rare earth high iron aluminum alloy conductor material, (2) refractory mica tape, (3) low smoke zero halogen flame retardant silane crosslinked polyethylene insulation, (4) glass fiber winding package, (5) aluminum alloy chain armor, 6 polyolefin sheath.


Flame retardant refractory Features

Pure aluminium core cable antiflaming fire-resistant level is very low, does not apply to involves the fire safety level of high places, and we design DE son of rare earth high iron aluminum alloy conductor, fire-resistant mica tape silane cross-linked polyethylene insulation, flame retardant, flame retardant glass fiber winding package within the zone, low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin sheath, aluminum alloy with chain armor, low smoke zero halogen flame retardant polyolefin sheath outside the structure of the aluminum alloy cable, can withstand under 750 ~ 800 ℃ for 40 min of flame retardant fire test, flame retardant grade IA, refractory grade I, can be applied to high level of fire safety.

 

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Q: Hi, my old laptop has broken: when i try to put the power cable into the socket on the laptop, it only goes in on a certain angle and never stays there even when taped, so its impossible to get the laptop on for more than a few seconds. I've tried different power cables too, and nothing seems to work, so it must be the actual laptop problem... how can I get the laptop to stay on to retrieve some photos that I have got on there? Thanks
you will no longer get lots money for a computing device without stress. right here is what to do: (a million) purchase a caddy ( a container that turns the stress into an exterior USB stress) ?10 - ?20 (2) take the stress out of the previous device, positioned it in the caddy, connect it to a distinctive computer (3) use the different computer to wipe the stress (4) flow the stress back to the computing device (5) sell the computing device (and the caddy, in case you do no longer want it; notwithstanding that's properly worth conserving it for emergencies).
Q: I bought a Zmodo CCTV system.The system came with 60' of cable,so I purchased some 165' cables.I would like to have more,but I can't find anything longer than 165' anywhere.Is that the longest size that they manke?Thank you
Extend them yourself
Q: I have bought a 1.5 ton window AC from Blue Star recently and used 2.5 sq mm cable to power it through a 16A DP MCB.Can the load be supported in this scenario?
I asked this same question 3 times, and didn't get a good answer
Q: I have a hard drive that has an enclosure is there any way to take an internal 3.5hard drive and convert it to an only usb cable portable hard drive with no power cord?
No. Not a 3.5 hard drive. You can do it with a 2.5 laptop drive because the drive mechanics and electronics require less power. A 3.5 drive requires too much power for USB to provide. Though... In the near future, you will see USB ports that are capable of supplying more power than the standard .5 amps that USB currently provides. So after they come out, you might see it being a possibility then.
Q: I was playing Call of Duty Black ops when i looked down at my mess of cables. I have a lamp the also plugs into the same power outlet. When i looked down my lamp(that i leave on 10 out of 24 hours of the day) had this white stuff on it. I didn't think too much of it at that time but i looked at it again later and i was nervous that it could be dangerous. Anyone have any idea's as to what it could and if it is dangerous? Will it continue to spread? I don't want my ps3 to be destroyed. I looked on the internet and it sounds like Battery post corrosion. Not sure though. Thank you very much.
Corrosion! caused by oxidation, not dangerous Buy new wires, cables ect. Before it's to late
Q: What is resistance of the cable (resistivity of copper is1.7x10^-8)Answer is 14 ohms. But please explain how do we get there in full detail.
Resistance (R) of a wire is given by: R = ρ.L / A where (ρ) is the resistivity of the wire in Ω.m ; (A) is the cross sectional area of the cable in m? ; (L) is the length of the wire in metres. Radius (r) of one strand = (0.51 / 2) = 0.255 mm = 0.000255 m Cross sectional area of one strand = πr? = (π * 0.000255?) = 2.0428 x 10^-7 m? Total cross section of cable = (12 * 2.0428 x 10^-7 m?) = 2.45 x 10^-6 m? R = (1.7 x 10^-8 * 2000 / 2.45 x 10^-6) = 13.87 = 14 Ω to 2 significant figures.
Q: Copper core power cable laying (cable section YJV4 * 35 + 1 * 16mm2) Will the dawn of the software in how the amount of superposition? The Please master instructions, the problem added: YJV4 * 35 + 1 * 16mm2 is not the 4 * 35 + 1 * 16 = 156mm2 copper core power cable laying (cable section 156mm2) to count, more
Buy a distributor on the line, the computer city generally have
Q: im hooking up a system in my truck..im doing it the redneck way they way i have watched my dad do it many of many of times. im using jumper cable wire!! yes jumper cable wire, its plenty of juice the perfect size! but im not sure if he ever used a fuse link.do you have too? what if i dont use one? if so where is the cheapest place to get it?what size fuse is it?
Jumper cable wire, in fact any wire of the appropriate AWG (or bigger), is perfectly adequate as far as the current carrying capacity is concerned. One problem with using such wire is that the individual strands are much thicker resulting in the overall cable being much stiffer and harder to pull and bend into place for a typical installation. You really need a fuse. It's purpose is to protect the vehicle electrical system (and the vehicle itself) if there is a short in the connected equipment or wiring. Most auto parts stores will have fuse holders and fuses. Likewise car audio shops. Even WalMart. The main fuse size is usually specified by the manufacturer. If not, look on the amp itself. For example, the Pioneer GM-D8500M Class D monoblock amp has a pair of 30A onboard fuses. In this case your main fuse should be at least 60A. If the 60A fuse blows under normal operation, you would then go up 1 size to an 80A. This allows the amp to draw sufficient current, yet protects the vehicle in case of a short.
Q: I just plugged a 300V power cable into power supply that accepts 115-240V then turned on the power supply. The power supply was not connected to the motherboard. I don't have another cable so I can't really check if its still working nor do I want to try again with the 300V cord if it can potentially cause damage.
Just because the cord is rated 300V does not mean that you would get 300V from it. That just needs to have at least as high of a voltage rating that you would be putting through it. What matters is what is the AC voltage of the wall outlet you would be plugging it into?
Q: I am getting a new gaming computer for Christmas with a 700 watt, 12.5 AMP (I think) power supply. I have two power cords for computers on my shelf, but my dad is worried that a standard power cable won't properly power my computer. Do I need to get a more powerful cable? If so, please send a link to where I can buy one, I have been searching but only found standard ones. Thank you.
your graphics card is obviously powerful maybe if you power supply is not in properly and not giving the full power it can thus not letting the graphics card run properly? try opening up your case and making sure the power supply if fully connected

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