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Power cables extruded insulation powercables and accessories.

Power cables extruded insulation powercables and accessories.

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2,the implementation of standards
GB / T12706.1 ~ 12706.3-2008ratedvoltage1KV (UM = 1.2KV)to35KV (UM = 40.5KV)extruded insulation powercables and accessories.


3, uses
This product is suitablefor fixed installationinAC 50HZ,ratedvoltageelectricitytransmission and distributionwireson the road0.6 / 1kv-26 / 35KVfordeliveryofelectric energyuse.


4, using the properties
1) The maximumrated temperatureofPVCinsulatedcable conductor70 ℃, XLPEorEPR, HEPRinsulation90 ℃.

2)short (the longestsustained5S)conductor temperatureofPVCinsulation does not exceed160 ℃, XLPE, EPR, HEPRinsulation does not exceed250 ℃.

3)whenthe ambient temperatureof cable layingshouldnot be less than0 ℃,such aslayingbelow 0 ℃,the cable shouldpreheat,cable bendradius:

Cables should notbe less than20times the cable diameter,multi-core cableis not less than15times the cable diameter.

4)greater thanthe ratedvoltage6KVcable connectorsshould bepeeled offthe external screenabout100MM,andcleanto prevent thesemi-conductive shieldinglayeralongthe surface ofthe conductive coredischargecaused bythe breakdown, causingdelayburninginsulation, causingunnecessary accidents.

5)In thelayingprocess, shouldprevent waterandmoisture from enteringthe cable core,in order todischargewaterrust, affectingcablelife.

5, the productcommonly usedmodel, name, size

NO.Flammability rating(A、B、C)RefractoryNameSpecifications,scope
CopperLvxinCCA
VVVLVVCVZRA ZRB ZRCNHPVC insulated(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable1.5—630mm²
(1-5芯、4+1、3+2、4+1芯)    电压 :      0.6/1—26/35kv  
VYVLYVCYPVC insulated andsheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
VV22VLV22VCV22PVC insulatedsteel tape armoredPVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
VV23VLV23VCV23PVC insulatedsteel tape armored PEsheath(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
VV32VLV32VCV32PVCinsulated, steel wirearmored PVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
VV33VLV33VCV33PVCinsulated, steel wirearmoredPVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
YJVYJLVYJCVXLPEinsulatedPVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
YJYYJLYYJCYXLPEinsulatedpolyethylenesheath(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
YJV22YJLV22YJCV22XLPEinsulated steel tape armoredPVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
YJV23YJLV23YJCV23XLPEinsulated steel tape armoredPVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
YJV32YJLV32YJCV32XLPEinsulated, steel wirearmored PVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
YJV33YJLV33YJCV33XLPEinsulated, steel wirearmoredPVC sheathed(fire-resistant/retardant)power cable
WDZYJYWDZYJLYWDZYJCYXLPELSZHpolyolefin sheath(fireproof)power cable
WDZYJV23WDZYJLV23WDZYJCV23XLPEinsulated steel tape armoredpolyolefinLSZHjacket(fireproof)power cable
WDZYJV33WDZYJLV33WDZYJCV33XLPEinsulated, steel wirearmoredhalogen flame retardantpolyolefinjacket(fireproof)power cable


Q: My computer has ran fine for almost 6 to 7 months and just recently shutdown, and when I boot it back up, I get a red message and a beeping noise saying quot;The power cable is not connected to the video card. Please refer to the Getting Started guide for information on proper hardware instillationquot;. I thought it was a heat problem with the computer so I shut it down and left it for a while to cool down, but I still got that message.
you have to open up your computer and plug in the power connector to the card, its easy.
Q: I was just wondering because I need a new power supply for my computer. It is an Acer Aspire AM3910-U4012. Is the power cable that connects to the motherboard the only power cable I need to replace or will I need to replace all the cables in my computer for it to work properly?
If your current power supply is modular and you buy the same brand of modular power supply to replace it, then you can use most of the existing cables, if you want to. For most power supplies, all the cables are permanently attached. But there's nothing wrong with using existing cabling if it is modular. You have to be aware that different brands of power supplies use different types of modular cables, though. If you change brands of power supply, most likely you will need to replace all power cables, regardless of if they are modular or not...
Q: I have a VOX Valvetronix amp and my idiot older brother has misplaced the the power cord to it. Where is the best place to find said replacement as well as a guitar jack to plug into the amp itself since that seems to be missing as well. Thanks!
The power cable is just a standard plug. The one in the back of your computer will work. You can find replacements at drug stores, Radio Shack, hardware stores, Best Buy, and of course guitar stores. The instrument cable is a standard 1/4'' jack and the cable is shielded. This you can find at Radio Shack, a guitar store, or Best Buy. Make sure you get an 'instrument' cable. Speaker cable looks similar and will actually work but it's not shielded and you'll get electrical interference messing up your signal.
Q: I bought a XFX Radeon 6970 and I KNOW it is going to need power cables. I just need to know exactly which ones. Please help
It needs 150w through the 8 pin connector and 75w through the 6 pin connector, in addition to the 75w it draws through the PCI bus. You can see the connectors in pictures of the card. These are standard connectors on an ATX12V v2.2 power supply, but you will need to make sure the power supply says 2 x 6+2-Pin for PCI Express power connectors. One or two six-pin connectors alone isn't sufficient.
Q: Hi,I have this Corsair TX 750W PSU and one of the cable have 3 x4pins connectors on it. i use one of the 4pins connector on this cable to power 6 fans on my case and the other two 4pins connectors i use one to connect to two ssd drives and other connector to the IDE 1.5TB hdd. do you think that this single cable is under stress to power up all 9 items? is there rule about psu cable? i am asking this because i thought maybe the psu is affecting my gtx 670 sli performance. i get P11000 score and X5006 using 3dmark 11. so it is a bit low. i should get arouynd P16000+.i have i7 2600k @ 4.5ghz w HT and pc3200 16GB. i hope someone can point out the low score issue and power supply cable question.. i am currently running drivers 320.49
A computer power supply is really several supplies in the same box. The specs will tell you if those 4-pin connectors all go to the same place. The outputs for the graphics card come from a different source than those 4-pin Molex connectors so those aren't going to affect performance. You would have to add up the current draw for all of the fans and the drives to know if the power supply is being overloaded. The fans have the current draw printed on them so write them down and add them up. But if you are paranoid, open the case and disconnect the case fans. Also disconnect the drives you aren't using. SSD's don't draw nearly as much power as a HDD so try to disconnect the hard drive if you can. Then run the test again and it should be exactly the same.
Q: best buy geeks advised me to buy wd320sata h/d to replace seagate barracuda 7200 h/d....... cannot connect .... no sata connector on motherboard that i can find....... instructions says need power cord. any suggestions????????? please and thank you.........
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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!
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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
Calculation method: the amount of engineering calculation formula: L = (pipe length calculation + wire reserved length) × with the number of cross-section wire. Note: plastic pipe should not be flattened, cracks, no debris in the tube, cut the mouth should be flat, the nozzle should be shaved plastic wire pipe connection using glue bonding, plastic pipe bonding must be tightly tight, and in the pipeline plug on the plastic pipe plug, to prevent the paddle, plug tube concrete floor, wall and brick structure of the various switches, socket bottom box , The lamp junction box and the pipe connection must be connected with the wiring, is strictly prohibited plastic pipe directly into the junction box dark in the concrete junction box requirements with wet cement paper or plastic foam filled with internal, not allowed to use The cement paper packs its outside. Embedded in the floor, the shear wall of the plastic pipe, the junction box should be fixed firmly to prevent the shift
Q: I just finished building my shed, I put a 1 1/2 inch conduit under the shed coming up into the corner. I am now about to dig the 65 foot trench back to the house. I need to run power, not a problem. I want to run a phone line, a network cable, and a cable wire for my satellite. I say shed but it is 12 by 20 feet with an attic. Can I run these additional lines in with the power. I was thinking about using a run of Shielded cables for the network and one for the phone. For the cable some heavy duty quot;I don't know what thoughquot;. Will the power lines mess the data up on them? What will work for the three if any. If I need to I could run them in a new conduit, but that is not cheap!
What I've read here is pretty good. However, having the same situation in front of me for next year (I'm restoring a Victorian era property outside of Toronto, ON- house now, garage next year), my design made me start wondering about the same thing. You don't really need a wire phone line in 2010 do you? Use a cordless if it is in range. Otherwise, use network cable for the phone line as the electrical shielding and twisted pair nature of it is superior. For your satellite cable, direct burial is a great option and saves you running that second conduit. I took a look at what the local cable operator does and its rather simple. They just bury the direct burial line literally inches from the surface. If its good enough for them...... For your data and network cabling...Do you picture yourself surfing the net in the shed? Use a WiFi signal. I thought of the broadband needs of a seperate garage building and found that (for my IP security camera mounted on the garage) that a WiFi signal was plenty! I'm talking a hi definition (I only use the best for security cams) colour full motion bandwidth intensive camera here. WiFi is carrying it glitch free.
Q: My Xbox 360's power supply cord is very loosely connected. I've tried to push it with force, didn't go further. Games lag a bit (GTA IV, for example) at graphically expensive situations. Simplier games like Limbo and Worms run without any problems. I think my console suffers from voltage drop because cable isn't properly connected.Power cord looked like this already when I connected my console for the first time. Now my Xbox 360 S is only couple of days old. Please tell me what your consoles look like. Power supply's light is also orange. Not yellow, not red - orange.
It's not possible to drop voltage as you said. It's either connected, or it's not. The power won't wain. It just won't work at all if not properly inserted. But if the power cord won't seat properly in a brand new console, you're still under warranty. I'd get it replaced if I were you..

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