Noise Resistance Power wire cable conforming to RoHS for sale

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Place of Origin:		Brand Name:		Model Number:	CE-362SB-024
Insulation Material:	ETFE	Type:	Low Voltage	Application:	Industrial
Conductor Material:	Copper	Jacket:	PVC

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Specifications

- Global standard cable
- Oil proof, heat resistant , flexible

Noise resistance power wire cable conforming to RoHS for sale

Oil proof, heat resistant (150°C), flexible
Noise resistance (effective for dealing with EMC),

low transfer impedance
CE, CCC (2.5mm² or below), UL, cUL (6mm² or below),

PS E (0.75–4mm²), GOST – R certification

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.: You'd need to buy it from your PSU's manufacturer as those tend to be proprietary. It's strange it didn't come with all the cables though.

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: How should connectors for storage device cables and connectors for power supply be described?: Storage cables have basically 3 types: IDE, SATA and SCSI, and are referred to by those names. Power connectors are sometimes called molex connectors after the company that first made them, or just power connectors and their applicable voltage they supply.

Q: hey people i would like to know that my big fat power cable thing is not going into the socket the main power socket thing of the back of my xbox 360 elite and was wondering is there a way to fix that: make sure the terminals arent bent....it should slide right in.

Q: Power cable inspection, how many meters should be sampled?: in the wide-linked pricing software GBQ40 to achieve, directly enter the corresponding quota, click on the quota below the" standard conversion ", the cable laying five core check , You can achieve the fixed sub-sub-multiplied by the coefficient of 13 For example: YJ - cross-linked polyethylene insulation (insulation) V - PVC jacket (outer jacket) did not mark the conductor material that is the default copper wire, if the aluminum wire should be YJLV4 * 70 + 1 * 35 core (Mm ^ 2) + Neutral core (indicated by "1") × Neutral core cross section (mm ^ 2) CT - Indicates the cable tray in the laying mode

Q: My stereo in my car is cutting out (powering off and on again) on high volumes. I'm trying to determine if it's my amp/sub-woofer or not. I switch off my amp with my remote power switch (the blue cable switch) and I still get the cut out. Is this conclusive enough to indicate that the problem is not with my amp/subwoofer?: Ok, so this is what your going to do to test this. First unscrew your remote switch and place a wire from the positive terminal from your amp to the remote switch on your amp and then the amp should power on. now if you have the same problem it is most likely that it is not that the remote switch is having problems but probably your sub is not matched with your amp and has greater ohms than your amp is capable of therefore sending it into protect mode which would make sense since you say it is when you turn up the volume. I wish the best of luck : ) P.S check your wattage if your amp draws more than 600+ maybe even 500 your battery may not be able to power it so maybe if all else fails see if you can get your hands on a capacitor.

Q: Electrical equipment installation project "power cable laying" cable cross-sectional area refers to the cable cross-sectional area, or refers to the copper core cross-sectional area, such as 3 × 25mm2 refers to 25mm. 75mm2 or cable cross-sectional area of 490mm2? More: Said cross-linked polyethylene insulation, double steel armor, PVC outer jacket. Voltage level 0.6 to 1 kV, 5 core, cross section 10 square millimeters. About four centimeters in diameter.

Q: Cable model NHYJV3 * 25 + 2 * 16 what is its name should be ah?: Low-voltage cables generally require less fixation. High and low pressure common ground is in the line when the clamp must be fixed. Do you say that the clip is put there?

Q: on a 600 watt amp will it blow my amp?: No. It's just a cable. Plus, there is no such thing as a 1200 watt power cable. Cable is measured in terms of gauge. I'm guessing you're using a 4 or 6 gauge, but no, you can never have too big a cable, only too small.

Q: How can you tell which lines on telephone poles are power lines, cable lines, and phone lines?: electric on top cable in the middle telephone on bottom,,,, i notice as they are installing FiOS that they appear to be installing it below the cable, but above the copper telephone wiring,...

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