Medium-Voltage XLPE Insulated power cable

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1.up to 35kV available,factory direct sales
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XLPE/PVC Insulated Power Cable China Factory Supplier

Cable Construction

PVC Cable:

Cu(Al)/PVC/PVC Cable

Cu(AL)/PVC/SWA/PVC Cable

Cu(AL)/PVC/AWA/PVC Cable

Cu(Al)/PVC/STA/PVC Cable

XLPE Cable:

Cu(Al)/XLPE/PVC Cable

Cu(AL)/XLPE/SWA/PVC Cable

Cu(AL)/XLPE/AWA/PVC Cable

Cu(Al)/XLPE/STA/PVC Cable

Standard: IEC60502;BS5467:1997 with Amendment 1

Conductor: Soft annealed stranded copper wires to BS6360, class 2, concentrically stranded in successive layers, in opposite direction, to form the stranded conductor. Aluminum also available

Insulation:The conductor are insulated with a layer of extruded XLPE/PVC compound.

Filling:The assembled cable is filled with a layer of PVC compound in order to fill the interstices between the cores and render the cable round.

Armoring: Consists of single layer of Steel Tape/Galvanized steel wires of appropriate size.

Sheathing: An outer protection of extruded PVC compound is applied over the armor.

Voltage rating: 0.6/1kV,3.6/6kV;6/10KV;8.7/15KV;12/20KV;18/20KV;19/33KV;21/35KV;26/35KV

Operating temperature:

90 continuous normal operation, 130 for emergency overload condition and 250 for short circuit condition

Application:

For outdoor and indoor installations in damp and wet locations, laid direct in the ground where excessive mechanical stresses are present in sloping and moving terrains and in vertical or inclined laying, as well as in locations susceptible to sliding.

The data sheets below show partial Type,Name and Application of XLPE Insulated Power Cable:

Type		Name	Application
Cu Conductor	Al Conductor	Name	Application
YJV YJY	YJLV YJLV	XLPE Insulated,PVC or PE S heathed Power Cable	For laying in door,tunnel,channel and underground.Unable to bear external mechanical force,but bear the traction force during laid.
YJV₂₂ YJV₂₃	YJLV₂₂ YJLV₂₃	XLPE Insulated,Steel Tape Armoured,PVC or PE Sheathed Power Cable	For laying in tunels in door,tunnel,channel and underground.Able to bear external mechanical force,but unable to bear large pulling force.
YJV₃₂ YJV₃₃	YJLV₃₂ YJLV₃₃	XLPE Insulated,Fine Steel Wire Armoured,PVC or PE Sheathed Power Cable	For laying in shaft with large difference of level.Able to bear external mechanical force,and moderable pulling force.
YJV₄₂ YJV₄₃	YJLV₄₂ YJLV₄₃	XLPE Insulate,Thick Steel Wire Armoured,PVC or PE Sheathed Power Cable	Able to bear positive pressure and pulling force.

Packing:

In rolls for cables with cross section<10mm, wooden or iron drums for heavy cable in large quantity.
As per client's special request.

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Market-oriented management, OEM acceptable.

Q: If so, where will i have to go to get it?: if the power cable is the same as the one on your computer, yes. If not, you may need to order one. However, you will need to take it apart to install it. Could be the power supply if the cord is not a removable cord.

Q: I can't find out where to put my SATA data cable at... My computer has a SATA power cable though, but I can't seem to find where to put the SATA data cable, I have the data cable in my hand. Can somebody help me? Since I have a SATA power cable in my PC does it mean I can put a SATA data cable in my PC? My PC is a: hp compaq, model: DPS-240EB, if that helps...: Short Answer: You plug the data cable into the drive on one end (usually a hard drive), and the sata ports mounted on the motherboard. Details: A sata data cable runs between the drive (most likely a hard drive, mounted towards the front of the computer) and the motherboard, which is the huge circuit board that everything else plugs into. If you look at the board, you'll see a section with 2 - 6 little plugs (each about the width of your fingernail, but half the height), with a sort of L shape in the middle of each one. Those are the SATA data ports. Yes, bizarrely enough, they are actually smaller than the power connectors. Near each of this the port number is printed in ridiculously small type, so you may need a magnifying glass or something to read them. Ideally, you want to plug your main hard drive into the lowest port number available, usually either 0 or 1. I apologize if I sound condescending, but I've found it's better to underestimate a users technical knowledge and give them details they don't need than to overestimate their tech skills and leave them frustrated and confused. As for your other questions: Power cables run between the power supply and the drive, so that doesn't necessarily mean your motherboard supports it. However, if this PC is only a few years old, it probably will. If you see the ports I described above, then it does. If it doesn't support sata, you can easily buy a 'sata controller card' for about $30-40 that'll plug into one of the pci or pci-express slots on your motherboard. btw, that model you gave is for the power supply, not the whole computer. The computers model number is usually listed on a sticker somewhere on the outside of the case, usually the back.

Q: Seem to have misplaced both the power cable and adaptor for my hp printer scanner all in one and every where i look i cant seem to pick them up can any1 help me ?: Start with the model number of the scanner and find a power supply. Carl

Q: When talking about power supply's, what is Modular Cabling?: Old power supplies had all the cables branching out like a rat's nest. Newer PSUs with modular cabling let you pick which cables you want, instead of having them all stuffed in there and not using some.

Q: I have an electrical source 220 Kv or 380 KV at site X and want to pull cables to site Y to privde electricity for this Y site for general lighting and power sockets.So what is the max distance for the cables i can pull from site X without voltage drop affect the voltage or power at site Y.: For zero voltage drop, the distance is zero. If this is a practical question, you would need to know: 1. How much voltage drop can be tolerated (eg. 1%? 5%? other?) 2. What is the maximum current the cables will need to handle? 3. What is the resistance-per-length of the cable?

Q: (above question) and can i use a fender strat guitar with this amp instead of a bass? and are there things i should know before using this amp?: The power cable thing could potentially be a serious problem, since it seems the ground wire is lifted or missing. I'd definitely check this with a knowledgeable person if I were you. It may be as simple as changing to another AC power plug and connect the earth/ground wire. Do you need an extra preamp? No. Any combo amp have two amp stages built in: pre- and power amp. Adding and extra preamp is highly unlikely make the sound better. You will probably just add hiss and noise. This is not a great amp for playing guitar, although you won't ruin anything by doing it. Just plug yoiur guitar in and see if you like the sound or not.

Q: I do not have the Video Card in hand but I will in a few days and I already know the adapter cable has gone missing. The NVdia Website is no help. I have an HP Pavilion Elite desktop. I want to acquire the cable before I receive the Video Card, so I can install it right away. I want to know exactly the type of power connector cable is so I can go online and order it now.: Power connector cable? Usually, you don't need an adapter cable: you just plug the video card into one of the PCI expansion card slots available on the motherboard, then you plug the monitor's cable to connect the monitor to the computer via the serial port on the video card. Knowing what computer you have doesn't really help: You have to tell us the motherboard's brand model to see if this particular video card is compatible for your computer's motherboard.

Q: i have a cable modem that i lost the power cord to. i found another that fits but the output listed on the adapter is 12.5vdc. the modem lists +12vdc. can I use them together? i plugged it in and it lit up for a while but then went out but I don't really know how the modem is supposed to work if there's no internet connected to it.: first! are you sure the modem needs 12 V DC and not 12 V AC? Mine uses AC. OK, you can use a 12.5V in a 12V modem - the extra .5V is not a problem... Next, make sure the polarity is correct!! center pin is the correct polarity? If not, POOF! You will let the smoke out. Have you considered that the modem is bad and the power supply is not the problem here. If the modem is bad, you may have killed the supply you plugged in.

Q: I installed a new Power supply after my old one stopped working. I bought a Thermaltake TR2 500W. I connected everything that needed to be connected but it would not turn on. Then i disconnected the 4pin cable that goes to the motherboard, and it turned on. But my monitor didn't detect anything so it just went into quot;sleep modequot;. So every time i connect the 4 pin PCI-E connection to the motherboard it just doesn't turn on. Please help: That okorder /... If you know the PSU is good then you will know the way you wired the motherboard's connections is wrong.

Q: Only answer if you know it works with my kind of laptop, because If I order it and it isnt, i may have to end you. :D. I mean it in a nice way.: If you don't already have an OKorder account, you should get one - it opens up a whole world of bargains. Just make sure you buy from a seller with a 99% or better rating and over 100 sales. I have never had any problem as long as I have followed those guidelines. Good luck!

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