Low-voltage PCV insulated(flame-retarding) power cable

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Low Voltage PVC Insulated Power Cable
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Model

Model	Name
VV, VLV	Cu or Al conductor , PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, power cable
VV22, VLV22	Cu or Al conductor, PVC insulated, steel tape armoured, PVC sheathed, power cable
VV32, VLV32	Cu or Al conductor, PVC insulated, thin steel wire armoured, PVC sheathed, power cable
VV42 VLV42	Cu or Al conductor, PVC insulated, thick steel wire armoured, PVC sheathed, power cable

Standard

The product is manufactured according to the standard of IEC or BS, DIN, VDE, GB and ICEA upon requested.

Applications

The product is suitable for use in power transimission and distribution of electric energy.

Operating Characteristics

Voltage rating for PVC cable is 0.6/1KV

Max.conductor temperature:

PVC, PE insulated cable: 70°c

XLPE insulated cable: 90°c

Max. short-circuit temperature of the conductor should not exceed:

PVC insulated cable: 160°c

PE insulated cable: 130°c

XLPE insulated aerial cable: 250°c

The duration time should not exceed 5 Sec.

The ambient temperature under installation: -15°c--45°c

The bending radius of cable should not less than 10 times of the cable diameter.

Q: I tried asking WikiAnswers but no answers. So I wanted to ask here.: Answer is basically within the question itself. Data cables provide a pathway for information to go to and from devices in a computer. Power cables supply the devices with power so the internal components can move that information from device to device.

Q: I'm building another computer to give to someone, i have all the parts and when it got down to installing the CD drive and the Hard drive i plugged the sata cables into the motherboard but when i looked to install them to the power supply mine did not have any of those cables. I had spare cables from my other power supply but they require you to plug them into the power supply but since the other power supply is older it doesn't work. I was wondering if i could get cables that plug into the extra connectors then to the CD drive/ Hard drive instead of plugging them into the power supply then the CD drive/ Hard drive.: Handycam Camcorders do no longer draw potential from USB. you may desire to purchase a replace potential grant cable. while you're taking the camcorder to a place like superb purchase or Radio Shack, you may in all likelihood get a clean cable for little or no money (regardless of if that's not the best Sony cable).

Q: lost my original 7A cable and the uk wire is 2.5A: The slim is a two prong power cable however the fat one has a three prong.

Q: I have noticed on some power cables there is a quot;bumpthat the cable is wrapped around what looks like a magnet. Why?: also referred to as a Torroid which in agreement with the other responses, is an interferrece restrictor

Q: I have a desktop PC that when turned on the fans works but it won't beep or display anything on screen. But after I unplug both motherboard power connectors and plug them back in, the PC stats working normally, why is that? Oh, and I tried disconnecting only the external power cable, no luck.: Just a guess, but maybe you had a loose connection to the motherboard. Unplugging, and then plugging the cables back in, just made a solid connection.

Q: I just bought a new computer, a DELL Inspiron 530. It has none of the older 4-pin power cables from the power supply; only the newer SATA power devices. I have an older hard drive, that connects via IDE cables (the gray ribbon). Ive already bought the card that converts the IDE to SATA, and it is connected to the mother board. Here is the problem: the IDE Hard Drive is powered with the 4-pin power supply that Ive seen on EVERY power supply before this one. The IDE to SATA converter came with an extension for that 4-pin power supply. But the power supply in the tower DOESNT HAVE ANY 4-PIN POWER ADAPTERS. It has one free SATA power. Im looking to take the SATA power from my power supply, convert it to the old-style IDE 4-pin power supply (female) and plug it into the 4-pin extension (male) that powers my hard drive and SATA-IDE converter. Most converters go the other way... Please post links with examples of parts, since I cannot find anything that lets me do what I am looking to: The SATA motherboard uses probably ATX or MicroATX. These are motherboard independant, but for SATA drives you need a SATA power adapter (it converts the 4 wire MOLEX into a flat SATA power cable). Most SATA drives come with this or even the motherboard does. if your power supply is ATX and your Motherboard is ATX then it will work (granted the wattage is enough for all your devices).

Q: Whether high voltage cables can be built in belt corridors: The main role is to protect, the secondary role is insulation, there is a role is to decorate.

Q: I bought a new amp and sub to replace my old ones. I disconnected the battery, unplugged the old amp and plugged the new one in and when I reconnected my battery the power cable began to smoke at all the exposed ends and got very hot. What causes this? Is it because the new amp requires more current than the old one and that is causing it to get very hot? And what is the solution to my problem?Thanks: you are creating a short circuit with the battery if this is happening while the amp is not on. disconnect all wires and make sure your positive lead goes to only positive terminal /amp input. then do the same for the ground. if you dont have a fuse protecting the wire it will get so hot it will melt the insulation and start a fire. if this is happening only when the amp is on and your system is pulling a large current through it (music real loud) then you need to upgrade your wires asap. make sure you have a fuse protecting the power wire close to the battery and a fuse whenever you downgrade in size of wire. a $1 fuse with the correct rating for the wire its protecting will safe your *** if you short circuit.

Q: I have a Netgear router and just now when I tried to plug the power cable back into the back of it, it would fit. I look more closely and it seems that the metal end of the power cable may be slightly bent. But I'm still confused because it's bent at the end of the metal, and even though the very tip of it isn't bent, that part still won't even slide into place a little. Could anyone help me in resolving this issue?: If it is the correct adapter for the router and it fitted before, gently force it and it will comfortably fit eventually. There is probably a reason it doesn't fit now (it has been pulled out with some force) so I would suggest getting a new power adapter for it if the above does not work

Q: i know i need the sata cable and power cable is that all i need: IF YOUR CONNECTOR INTERFACE FORMAT IS IDE,THEN YOU CAN BUY A IDE TO SATA ADAPTER CONNECTOR TO INSTALL SATA OR VISA VERSA.

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