Marine Shipboard Power&lighting Cables ( IEC standards)

Marine Shipboard Power&lighting Cables ( IEC standards)

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Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m

Supply Capability:: 20000 m/month

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Specifications

Marine Shipboard Power & lighting Cables ( IEC standards)
1.tinned copper conductor
2.XLPE insulation
3. tinned copper wire

Marine Shipboard Power & lighting Cables ( IEC standards)

Rating voltage: 0.6/1kv

International Standards applied

IEC60228 IEC60092-350 IEC60092-351 IEC60092-353 IEC60092-359

IEC60332-1 IEC60332-3-22 IEC60331 IEC60754-2 IEC60134-2

JIS C 3410 standards

JIS C 3002 JIS C 3005

JIS K 1433 JIS K 8422

DIN standards

DIN89158

DIN89159

DIN89160

Marine cables construction:

1. Conductor: tinned copper wire,class2 or 5

2. Fire resistant Mica tape on request

3. Insulation: XLPE/EPR

4. Filler ( if necessary)

5. Tape

6. Inner sheath: PVC/PCP/PO(SHF1,SHF2)

7. Screen/Armored: tinned copper wire braided or Galvanized steel wire braided

8. Outer sheath:PVC/PCP/PO(SHF1, SHF2)

Marine cables Specifications

Cores: 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8,10, 12, 14, 16,19, 24, 27, 30, 33, 37

Nominal Cross-section Areas: 1.0mm2, 1.5mm2, 2.5mm2, 4.0mm2, 6.0mm2, 10mm2,16 mm2, 25mm2, 35mm2, 50mm2, 70mm2,95mm2, 120mm2, 150mm2 ,185mm2, 240mm2, 300mm2

Marine cables Flammability features

SA:bunched cable flame retardant

SC:bunched cable flame retardant,halogen free & low smoke

NA:bunched cable flame retardant,fire resistant

NC:bunched cable flame retardant,fire resistant,halogen free & low smoke

Marine cables Application

This marine cables areintended for power,lighting of shipboard or offshore building.

It is also available for power plant,chemical works and mines,etc.

Marine cables Classification Society Certificates

CCS,ABS,DNV,BV,LRS,GL,RINA,KR,NK.

The radius of bend for the installation of marine cables

Cable structure features	Over diameter of cable(D)	Minimum internal bending radius
Metal braided armored	Any value	6D
Non-armored	D≤25	4D
Non-armored	D25	6D

Q: The inside of my computer has a modular power supply that did not come with enough cables, and I have a graphics card that requires two 6 pin connections to the power supply. Luckily, my power supply has just enough open slots. The problem is that I can't find a place to buy a simple 6 pin cable. It needs to be about a foot long to reach. Can someone please help me? I would prefer newegg if possible, but I searched there and I'm getting pretty frustrated.: Assuming that the power supply can power the card you need a molex to 6pin adapter. They sell them on newegg. You wont be able to buy a 6pin cable unless your power supply is modual meaning you can disconnect the wires from the PSU. Most power supply's you cant do this and the ones that do cost extra.

Q: Every time i unplug the power cable from my laptop the wireless connection stops working and i can't seem to fix it by changing the wireless power options any ideas?: I am assuming that you are using windows, If you haven't done so already, right click on the battery on the right hand of your task bar and click on the power options. now, click on CHANGE PLAN SETTINGS Then click on CHANGE ADVANCED POWER SETTINGS a new window should pop up, look for wireless adaptor settings and select maximum performance, This could be your answer but then again I'm not sure what you have already attempted.

Q: Hey guys, I noticed that with heavy use of the power cord to my laptop, a part of the rubber surrounding the cord is open near the insertion part and you can see the wires. I'm just curious how dangerous it is. I don't have another power cord for my laptop, so do any of you have a recommendation for what I can do?: if you can see the copper on the inside then yes it is very dangerous, but if you don't want to buy a new cable all you should need is some black electrical tape and wrap it around the exposed area and it should be fine.

Q: I have just bought a pair of Yamaha HS50m monitors, connected only the power cable, switched them both on, and they are both making a noticeable constant hissing noise?Is this normal? Should this happen?Is it because I have not yet connected them to my interface or any other device?I am worried I have purchased a dodgy pair and would be grateful for any info.many thanks: You might have a short somewhere.

Q: I have a Belkin Tune Cast II FM transmitter. The fuse in the DC car power cable is .5 A but it blows every time I plug it in. What is the correct fuse to use for this charger?: Those transmitters are very low amp draw... as you noted 0.5 amps, which at 13 volts is about 7 watts of power... and even that sounds high for a portable electronic FM transmitter. With that little power, you probably have a faulty unit for a fuse to blow. I assume you are using an aux 12v power source in your car and the (cigarette lighter) adapter that came with the transmitter. Now most adapters are not fused, but yours might be, and you could open it up and just see what the number on the fuse is - probably 2.5 amps max. Radioshack carries replacements for those small fuses. Considering that the car's fuse rating on most aux power sources is about 15 amps, your transmitter could not possibly draw that much unless there were a problem. The problem may lie in the aux power socket or in the adapter itself. I'd start by trying something else with an adapter - such as a cell phone charger. If plugging that into the same socket blows the fuse (in your car's fuse panel) then its probably the socket. If however it works fine, then the problem lies the adapter on your transmitter; which = return that and get a new one. I have seen many adapters with bad design that shorted easily and blow the car's fuse. Pray that its the adapter and not the socket.

Q: in the system unit: One is to transmit data and the other to transmit power. Your head not working this morning or just trolling?

Q: I have a HP Printer and have lost my power cable, now I am having trouble identifying the type of lead that goes in the hole (see pic link)I am in the UK: What is the model number of your HP printer? Is it the C3180? I am looking for a power adapter for the C3180, and I believe the HP AC Adapter model number 0957-2178 is the correct one, but I'll find out for sure in a few days as I am ordering one. If you tell me the model number of your HP printer, I may be able to help you out because I have learned a lot about HP printer AC Adapters in the last few hours.

Q: i just moved from canada to asia and the voltage in canada was 110 and here its 240 so i have a ps3 and i plugged it into a converter(converts voltage). After im done playing i noticed that the power cable is warm and you could move the two positive and negative prongs very easily as if they were about to come out of the cable. I have no idea what to do HELP!!!!!!!: You need a good power converter (appropriately rated for the PS3's power consumption) with a proper American style socket, or replace the PS3 power cord with one better fitting to the receptacle on the converter transformer.

Q: How to choose the type of street lamp cable specifications, anxious: Depends on your number is not arranged in order, the general building room when the patch panel and the user board number is one to one correspondence

Q: I have a SATA hard drive and a SATA cd drive. Is the power supplied through the SATA cable or do i need seporate power cables: sounds like you need an adapter, it will hook right up to current power supply , there not more then a few dollars

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