Nuclear Power Plant Used Class 1E,Category K3 Control Cable
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
You Might Also Like
Product Introduction:
It is mostly used in the electric control、monitoring loop and protection system with rated voltage up to 0.6/1kV outside the shield of the nuclear power plant which controls emergency stop of the reactor, isolating the security shield, emergency cooling of the reactor core, removing the afterheat of the reactor and the shield, preventing from letting the radioactive substance into the environment when the earthquake does not exceed the load for that.
Characteristics
1、Longevity, which is designed to be used for over 40 years.
2、Good performance in heatproof aging and atmosphere aging resistance.
3、Good performance of component compatibility and tear resistance.
4、Good flame-retardant capacity.
5、Double layer of insulation: It gets good performance both in electric insulation and flame-retardant from improving the structure of the insulation.
6、Isolation +single electric insulation: It’s certain that the capacity of flame-retardant is good and the electrical capacity is improved by adding extra structure of isolation.
Specification:
Types | Designation | Standards |
KYJY K3 | Copper core XLPE composite insulated LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear power station used control cable | Q/321023KLA60.3 |
KYJYP3 K3 | Copper core XLPE composite insulated Al-plastic overall shielded LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear power station used control cable | |
KYJYP2 K3 | Copper core XLPE composite insulated copper tape shielded LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear power station used control cable | |
KYJY23 K3 | Copper core XLPE composite insulated steel tape armouring LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear power station used control cable | |
KYJYP3/23 K3 | Copper core XLPE composite insulated Al-plastic tape shielded steel tape armouring LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear power station used control cable | |
KYJYP2/23 K3 | Copper core XLPE composite insulated copper tape shielded steel tape armouring LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear power station used control cable |
- Q: I need the cable for my TV to be longer. It uses a 10A 125W cable, and all I can find (at a price I like) are 13/15A cords. Is it okay to use this in conjunction with the 10A TV power cable? It will be plugged into a surge protector if that makes a difference...
- The 10 amp and 13 amp ratings are just the maximum amount of current those cables are made for. Your TV will only use 2 or 3 amps, so both cables are fine.
- Q: i'm building a computer soon and i was unsure if the data/power cables come with the disc/hard drive or the motherboard or the psu.. HELP
- Yes! the cables are included with the products. Your Power Supply even comes with power cord.
- Q: Im looking for a sata cable that has one connector to the mother board and splits in two to connectors for to two HDD's (just like the old IDE cables )IM NOT LOOKING FOR THE POWER CABLE IM LOOKING FOR THE DATA CABLEdo you know were i can find one please give link were i can buy or tutorial were i can make my own
- www.okorder / If you can't find your comp parts here, you probably won't find them anywhere lol! But no seriously, I'm building a comp myself and have been in their City of Industry, CA store quite a few times, and they have literally everything you would need to build a comp from the ground up.
- Q: i was wondering if i can hook up 2 power cables each one going to a dif. amp one cable being 1200 watt and the other one being 600 watts.. i kno it would be easier to buy a splitter but i already have the cables i just wanna kno it i will ruin the battery or the alternator or something like that
- That's not massive power being took out of your battery. If you have one 4 gauge with a distributor block (splitter) running to more 4 gauge. It'll still only get the power of one 4 gauge. But if you wire two 4 gauges up to the battery then both wires are gonna get their power and suck out alot of power. Update to the Big 3 and be safe.
- Q: Hello, i have a quick question, this card doesn't need PCI cables right?My power supply is 450 wattNVIDIA GTX 750 TI is the cardThank you
- Some 750ti's need more power, some don't - you have to check the card itself. Here's so helpful info - Computers are built with a power supply just barely able to power them as they are. A video card of any kind requires an upgrade of the power supply. If you don't upgrade the power supply, very nasty things can happen (I found this out the hard way! :O). Even the video cards that don't have extra power connections can draw up to 75 watts from the motherboard - that power has to come from somewhere! :D I recommend 750 watts, major name brand, semi-modular or full modular, 80+ rated, single 12 volt rail, active PFC, and so on. It's always best to have more power than you need. Power supplies are happiest running below their maximum, and they live much longer lives. You don't want to have to buy a whole new power supply in a few years just because you skimped today, do you? :O You MUST buy a power supply to feed your system plus video card! :) REMEMBER - Even the video cards that don't have extra power connections can draw up to 75 watts from the motherboard!! :O ~Helpful ~Cindy! :)
- Q: I have a Canon Pixma MP190. Recently moved house and lost chord/cable so left with just printer and USB cable. Please help... I've looked on Canon's website and OKorder. Thank you!
- I would recommend you call Canon's tech support at 1-800-OK-CANON. They should be able to give you the generic information on the type of cord to look for - or they may be able to send you one at little or no charge.
- Q: On my original PS3 power cable it says 10A 125V, do I have to make sure the cable I use from a computer matches the same?
- yes you can due same due its only a cable
- Q: I have one Ethernet cable running to a WiFi antenna. The antenna is powered by the Ethernet cable, using PoE. I want to be able to plug the current cable into a hub or switch, so I can connect other devices (non PoE) like an Xbox 360 or PC, but I also need to maintain the PoE to the antenna. Taking the antenna off PoE is not an option. What kind of device can I use to split this PoE line into PoE and non PoE cables?
- The easy answer is that you need a POE switch. There's nothing really special about a POE cable, a POE enabled piece of equipment just uses the extra pins to provide the power. If you try setting up POE switch dumb switch antenna, the dumb switch will not forward the power to the Antenna. You can get a dumb switch, put it where your POE switch is now, then move your POE switch to wherever it is that you want to add equipment, and that should work if you don't want to spend the extra cash for another POE device. In that scenario, it's just a non-PoE connection from the regular switch to the new spot for the PoE switch, then PoE from that switch to the antenna, and the remainder of the devices will connect to the additional ports as non-PoE
- Q: A friend gave me this monitor, but didn't know where the power cord was. I made the mistake of thinking to myself quot;Oh well, it's just the standard plug, I'll just use one at home. But it is this weird 4-5 Pronged slot I haven't seen before. The manufacturer is HP, but I couldn't find any accessories on their site. Can anyone tell me what kind of plug would fit this, or where to get one? I have included a picture, sorry for the poor quality, but it is from my phone.
- blurry.. okorder /
- Q: Ever time I try screwing in my power cable sparks fly.My amp has no off switch.and my car is turned off.wtf?Help me out/
- first off, when installing anything electrical on your vehicle, ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE BATTERY FIRST! (either side will work) on your amp you should see a + POS and - NEG and remote. the remote is 12 volt + POS this is your on and off switch. the lead wire that comes from your reciever (usually a blue wire that says remote, or a pink wire that says antennae) then hook up you pos and neg wires. (IT'S IMPORTANT TO INSTALL A SEPERATE IN LINE FUSE BOX TO THE POSITIVE WIRE THAT GOES TO THE AMP. W A 60 AMP OR GREATER FUSE)
Send your message to us
Nuclear Power Plant Used Class 1E,Category K3 Control Cable
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
Similar products
Hot products
Hot Searches
