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1.Material :sheet steel
2.Color:Ral7032 or Ral7035
3.Mounting plate:Orange or Galvanized
4.CE,IP66,RoHS

1. Matterial: Sheet steel
2. Paint finish: Both externally and internally
3. Protected with epoxy polyester coating
4. Textured finish RAL7032 or RAL7035
5. Mounting plate: Powder coated similar to RAL2000 or galvanized
6. IP rate: IP65
7. Certificate: CE, RoHS
8. Supply include: Enclosure door, mounting plate, gland plate sealing gasket

Q: i know that megger is used in marine.but how its been used and please give me other megger application in detailedthanks for answer: In electrical testing we megger equipment. A ac voltage 600 volts is induced one a piece of electrical equipment like a transformer and the impedance is measured. The megger measured AC resistance/impedance vs normal dc resistance that volt meter measure. The higher voltage gave a more accurate measure of impedance. Equipment with defective insulation, would have a lower impedance.

Q: Ever since I was a little kid I could tell when there is a T.V on in a house when I walk by. I get this feeling inside like I can sense the signal or something with my brain. When I walk closer to the T.V the feeling gets stronger. If there is a T.V left on in my house with no sound or picture playing, I am still able to sense that the T.V was left on, and pinpoint the exact room its in without even going inside. Does this happen to anyone else?: I can, too. I just don't know why (I assume it's radio waves). I was in class once (science) during high school and the television behind me was completely black and not making noise, but I could feel it was on. My teacher thought she turned it off with the remote after the morning broadcast, but I could still feel it was on. So when she came over near my side of the room I told her it was still on, so she pushed the off button on the side and it turned off. She asked me how I knew that- if I saw it or heard it. I tried to explain I could FEEL it was on and she looked at me as if I was crazy. So I've always been confused why can some people feel it and some can't? I can feel security tvs at Walmart as well, and pin point their location from the feeling. Anyway, after I tried to explain that to a couple people (friends, family) and everyone gave me weird looks I just decided to keep it to myself.

Q: Could this be potentially Electrokinesis?I am prone to having a LOT of static shocks. My computer freezes on me, my TV turns over by itself, my computer, Ipod, Phone turn off by themselves. My phone rings random people, if I put my finger about a centimeter over my touch screen on my Ipod it still works, the internet keeps disconnecting for meyou get the idea. Why does this happen? could it be out of control electrokinesis?: It's just a bad day for you

Q: Downstairs 4 outlets and 4 of the lights stopped working. One of the outlets that doesn't work has the top plugin socket working but the bottom one doesn't. Also 2 lights still work even though they are in rooms where the sockets don't work. At the time we did have two computers running from the outlets and maybe some other electrical stuff. When the electrical went out we heard electrical sparking sounds.Then like a couple months later it happened again but upstairs. The lights and outlets stopped working in 2 bedrooms and the bathroom. I don't think we had very much electrical equipment plugged in just maybe a hair straightener.If I reset the breaker the switch will move to where its supposed to be but nothing happens.How much money should I have on hand for the electrician approximately? $200? $1000?: Could be a few things bad outlets or loose neutral. I recommend getting an electrician to fix it .Most will give a free estimate

Q: Can someone go into detail on this air force job? Don't just give me a website, I'm looking for actual experience or reasonable knowledge of this field. Would a civilian career be any good with this field? Please let me know! :): Hello. I retired some years ago from the AF with 24 years of service. The entire 24 years, I was in aircraft maintenance. The field that you are interested in is part of the aircraft maintenance field. There are several other jobs in that field such as airframe, engine, and areas such as communication, fire control, navigation, etc. Any job on the flightline is not a 9-5 job. Lots of 12-16 hour days, and 7 days per week will be in your future. Aircraft maintenance people are among the first to deploy to any war zone. You understand that in the military there is no such thing as calling in sick or being late for work. No matter what anyone else tells you, this is not like anything else that you have ever done. The good part is that every day is different and a new learning experence for you. Even though you will have to work like a dog most of the time, it will be a good experience for you. After a few years, you will have the confidence to tackle almost anything. As far as a civilian career, almost all aircraft maintenance jobs require a FAA Airframe and Powerplant license. The AF does not provide that to you, it is something that you have to get on your own. Your time in the AF will be as good as you make it. There are lots of rules that you are not used to such as weight and fitness standards. One unique thing about military service is the camaraderie that is hard to duplicate in the civilian workplace. Good Luck!!

Q: Do electronic engineers make audio equipment like headphones, amps, and speakers? And do you learn this in engineering schools in college?: Yes and No. Although all electronic engineers should have the basic knowledge, you can nowadays find that hardware engineers tend to specialise in either digital or analog electronics. A typical digital hardware engineer may struggle, while an analog engineer certainly can design audio equipment. I doubt that electrical engineers could do the job, they are specialised in power distribution.

Q: I will be traveling to India in the next month. I have my laptop, camera and other electrical equipments which will need to be charged. I have heard that the voltage in India is 220 V and not 110 V. All my appliances work at 110 V, how do I make it work in India?: Your laptop will probably work at either voltage - check the label on the external power supply. You may, however, need an adaptor for the outlet plug. For other equipment, you will need a stepdown transformer.

Q: I just don't understand it, what does it mean when people say 3 phase or 2 phase Voltage, I know higher phases are used to power bigger more voltage demanding things but what does it mean?Can you get both AC and DC in each phase?Is phase just basically saying higher phase higher voltage for higher voltage equipment?How do you convert between phases?Are high phases created with the use of transformers or can they be created directly from things like wind turbines?What is the maximum and minimum phase?How does the phase effect the amps?: First off you need to realize that AC power is 60 cycle sine wave that goes from positive to negative. (50hz in europe). With 3 phase power you have 3 hot circuits. The peak voltage happen at a different time on each of the 3 hot circuits. You can not have any phases in DC power because DC is a constant voltage, it does not cycle from positive to negative. Higher phase does not higher voltage. You term high phase makes no sense. It's either a 3 phase circuit or a single phase circuit. A single phase circuit is when you have just one hot wire. Like your wall outlet. Note that you can get a single phase circuit by just using one part of a 3 phase circuit. Phase does not affects amps. To make a 3 phase circuit from a single phase circuit you need a motor/generator.

Q: I need some opinions on why do we recycle, computers, tv, cellphones, etc.I know it saves the environment because if we throw it away, it would just end up in landfills but is there anymore reasons?: Electronic waste has increased substantially over the last couple of decades. As technology grows at a quicker pace than ever before, more and more electronics are ending up in our landfills. Toxins from these electronics can run into waters systems poisoning the water we drink. Recycling of electronic equipment will not only reduce waste in our landfills, but also minimize use of natural resources and reuse of already existent materials. TO protects your surroundings. Safe recycling of outdated electronics promotes sound management of toxic chemicals such as lead and mercury and to saves landfill space recycling is necessary . By recycling these items, landfill space is conserved.

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