PVC Sheathed Flexible Control Cable Plastic Insulated Cable

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Application:

Type	Name	Application Site
KVV	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed control cable	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches or pipes
KVVP	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed copper wire braiding screened control cable	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches or pipes where shielding is required
KVVP2	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed,control cable with copperl tape shield	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches or pipes where shielding is required
KVV22	Copper conductor, PVC insulated & sheathed,control cable with steel tape armmoured	Permanent installation indoors,in cable ditches ,pipes or underground be able to bear stronger outer mechanical force
KVVR	Copper conductor, PVC insulated and sheathed flexible control cable	Iinstallation indoors where flexibility and movability are required
KVVRP	Copper conductor, PVC insulated & sheathed, braiding screened flexible control cable	Iinstallation indoors where flexibility shielding and movability are required
ZR-KVV	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed,flame retardant control cable	For laying indoors, in trenched, in ducts and for fixed installation, the cable should be flame retardant
ZR-KVVP2	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed flame retardant control cable with steel tape shield	For laying indoors, in trenched, in ducts and for fixed installation, the cable should be flameretardant
ZR-KVV2	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed flame retardant control cable with steel tape armour	For laying indoors, in trenched, in ducts and underground, the cable should be flame retardant and able to bear beavier external mechanical force, and for fixed installation
ZR-KVVR	Copper conductor PVC insulated & sheathed flame retardant flexible control cable	For laying indoors, and the cable should be flame retardant flexible and movable

The control cable are suitable for the wiring of electrical controlling equipments and instrument,monitoring and controlling return circuit,electrical protection and measurement in power distribution unit under the circumstance that the rated voltage is up to 450/750V AC.

Standards:

The products can be produced according to the standard GB9330-1998,and the factory can also manufacture the cables in accordance with other standards.

Q: I need to run power cables from 4 fans on my stacker 830 around the edges of the case and into the power supply for cable management purposes. The fans I currently have, have power cables that are around only 10 inches long. Any ideas?: Can you solder? If so, just clip the wires then splice on extensions. Add heat-shrink material, solder connections, shrink the material and you're good to go.

Q: Hi everyone, I recently purchased a PS3 used not slim and am having a tough time with it. For one, I don't even know how to charge my four red dot blinking controller and turn on the ps3. I'm wondering since I got everything hooked up but still not even a red dot on the ps3 when I put in the power cable at the end there is that thing with the three things sticking out, where do I put that? Like a place where I charge my phone? I think that's why I'm having problems. Thanks.: ok. the PS3 uses a standard 3 prong plug, similar to what your PC would use. plug that in, and then into the wall. older PS3's also have a power switch right above the power cord. you have to turn the system on here. after you filp the switch, the PS3 enters standby mode. on to your controller you should have gotten a very short usb cable. the larger end plugs into the system.the smaller into the controller. push the PS button on the center of your controller to sync it. it should go from 4 flashing lights to one. then, it should steady flash position 1 to show that it is charging. one it is charged, or when the usb cable is removed, you should get a steady light. no flashes.

Q: And my other drive has the only analog audio cable on my motherboard hooked up to it, and i know i need to plug in one more cable, because windows wont start up the way i set it up and idk what needs to go into which port.: Are your drives IDE, SCSI or SATA? If they are IDE, are the jumpers set correctly for master/slave or cable select?

Q: Can anyone explain where I need to plug in the 6-pin cable for my ATI Radeon 1650 Pro graphics card? Or any pictures/diagrams? Thanks!: to your power supply unit

Q: I got a free graphics card from my cousin and my computer only has the SATA slots for graphic cards and the one he gave me has the 4 Pin cable. Is there anyway to get it converted or any cables that can go from 4 Pin to sata? I wanna see how this graphics card goes when its working fully.: Check okorder ... I was flat out unable to find a SATA to 6-pin cable. To put it bluntly, I'm surprised the card works at all without that addition power line.

Q: where can i put my amp power cable through my bulk head in my 1999 1.8L 16 valve ford mondeo lx?: Find the main harness going through the fire wall and follow it

Q: I already looked at the company website and could not find the ordering option for those specific cords. HELP PLEASE!!: Hi okorder ..

Q: i just got a new motherboard but after reading throuhg the manual i coudnt get any instructions on which cable goes which way. pls i need some one to help me. all other connections are okay i suppose but afraid to just connect the power,and the reset button cable any how.: Well... if they're the big white plastic plugs, then you aim the clip for the notch and you're good to go. If they're the smaller plugs that look amazingly like jumpers... then your motherboard should have come with a diagram to show how to plug them in. If not, look on the motherboard and see if you see metal pins with text closeby that says things like PWR SW or RST or HDD LED or PWR LED, or something similar. Generally, the text will point in the direction that the plug needs to go. Also, you generally want to make sure that the open metal part of the plug faces towards the inside of the two rows of metal pins (should be a row of 4 and a row of 5). Hope that helps.

Q: Is a graphics card power cable needed because not all graphics cards come with one? And if it isn't needed, what is the benefit?: The more powerful graphics cards require the 6-pin power connector to a PCI-E slot. The benefits of NOT requiring one are: 1) The card uses less power, which might save the expense of having to upgrade the power supply. 2) The card works with power supplies that don't have the PCI-E cable, without having to buy an adapter. The best card which doesn't need a power cable is the ATI Radeon 4670. The card models above that (like the GeForce 9800GT, Radeon 4830 etc) all require the cable.

Q: when the power cable comes out, the laptop turns off simple as that! it wont work unless the power cable is plugged in and turned on, and its not that the battery is flat because i had it charging all day.so does this mean the battery is broken?if so what do i need to do?? any help will be greatly appreciated!!: I would look into a replacement battery. If the problem continues, then the laptop might not be charging the battery properly. This can be because of the power cord, the connection between the battery and the dock, or even just a short somewhere in the circuitry. If that happens I would recommend getting it serviced or replaced.

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