Low voltage PVC insulated armoured cable BS cable

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low voltage PVC insulated armoured cable BS cable

1. Cores and sections

1, 2, 3, 3+1, 3+2, 3+3, 4, 4+1, 4+2, 5 and so on.

2. Construction:

Standard: IEC 60502

Conductor: Cu/ Aluminum

Conductor Screen: Semi-conductive

Insulation: XLPE(Cross-linked Polyethylene)

Insulation Screen: Semi-conductive

Armour: Steel Wire/ Steel Tape Armoured

Sheath: PVC or LSZH

Sheath color: Black

Bending Radius:

Single core: 20D±0.05, multi-core: 15D ±0.05

Medium Voltage Armoured Cable

Q: My 4 pin CPU power cable is too short can I plug the 6 pin cable into that 4 pin slot? Safely? Thanks in advance for your help.: No, okorder . I know they have extensions so they should have what you are looking for.

Q: I am trying to hook up a LCD display (CPU Temp, USB's in use, Memory Temp/usage, etc) and It came with a 5pin DIN connector for what I assume is the power. I am not sure what I need to do to connect it to the PSU. Any help or ideas?: you plug it into an open 5 pin coming from the psu. P.S. monie is thinking of a monitor.this is a display for the output of censers

Q: I've heard of a new file transferring tool which transfers file through power cables and I need to know about how it worksand how does it apply the pulses or the waves to the frequency of the power cables!!: No it is not possible to transfer the data through power cables, Ask what you actually want to do i will solve your problem.

Q: I'm 1000% positive that it's not my monitor's problem.: did you probably didn't ground yourself and when you touched the motherboard you ruined the on-board video card..

Q: which cables cant be near each other??(will cause noise radiation if put together)i gotta run some wires through my car and i dont know wich ones to keep away from others. im runnin...4 gauge (eventually will be 2 gauge) power wire for amp2 speaker wires for rear deck speakersrca cables for ampremote turn on wire for amp: Technically, running your RCA wires and power wires shouldn't cause any problems and can be dubbed a myth. However, a lot of people will disagree. For induction between power and signal wire to occur, a form of AC must be introduced on the DC power wire. One solution, if you want to run them together, is to have good shielded RCA cables and/or to separate the RCA wires and twist them (as in twisted pair wire, twisted pair wire is used in CAT3, CAT5 and CAT6 communication wire to eliminate noise/interference/induction). Another solution is distance, you don't have to have cable on both sides of the car as a 1 foot separation will do just as good. ____________ As for will s, What in the world would anyone use a zener diode for? A zener diode is used to regulate a lower voltage from a higher voltage. Example, if I wanted a pure 6 volts from a 12 volt supply then I would use a zener. Zeners don't operate well when the supply is the same as what you want out (ie, 12 volt supply, 12 volts out). Besides to find one to handle the current will both be quite large and expensive. Plain useless. Additional notes Clearly your attempts are for a good measure, but lack in the knowledge of what really happens with the introduction of induction on an input, makes your idea wrong. My pestering hostile e-mails were nothing more than a discussion on how your idea wouldn't be cost effective or practicle. It's a shame you can't take constructive critisism. I would like to point out that overvoltage transients and induction are two totally different things in their respective terms. Overvoltage transients are caused by motors and relays turning on/off. Induction occurs exactly what happens in an AC transformer. But in this case, AC isn't an issue since it's a DC power source. Granted, induction is probable, but not likely due to the insignifacant level of voltage produced plus the sheilding of the RCA cables.

Q: i bought a video card off OKorder and i did everything but i don't know if i connect both of the cables to the power supply...i currently only connected one but do i do both…: I can't tell which ATI card that is, but if you mean that it gave you two 6 pin power connectors or something then yes, you really should plug in both since A) it's not good to give your video card less power than it wants, even if it works regardless and B) if you want to overclock at all then it's necessary. So yes, whatever power connectors are on the card should be plugged in with the corresponding power supply connectors..

Q: Whenever I unplug the power cable, the laptop starts to lag, bad, and yes I do have a fully charged battery. This has been happening ever since I got the thing, and no it has nothing to do with the battery, and no matter how many times I re-plug the cable and take it out again, or just leave it in, it continues to lag. The only time it stops is when I reboot, at least until I unplug it again. Also, it has nothing to do with the performance battery plan. Any ideas? This is really annoying.: the concern happens because of the fact WoW consumes lots potential. And your computing gadget could be in vehicle-switching potential-overall performance mode. you may flow to administration Panel then potential administration. Set the mode into maximum overall performance

Q: So I use my laptop with power and only put in the battery when I take it around. So I sat my computer down and it abruptly just shut down. I powered it on and I set it down again and the same thing happened. The third time it went all the way to the desk top. I touched and moved around the power cable connected to it shut down. WTF: sensitive power supply connection i guess

Q: I forgot the power cable for my PS3 at a friends house and was wondering if the power cable from my computer would work. It would fit and everything, but would it mess up the system?: yes it should work and your cute

Q: my cable often gets unplugged soo im really worried that i may loose 280 dollars?: If too much power is surged through your graphics card, then yes, you can burn it. It happened to mine, but fortunately for me, it was old, and it was some cheapo gpu.

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