Rated voltage 0.6/1kV PVC insulated power cable

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It is suitable for power grid with rated voltage 0.6/1kV or the power transmission in the power equipment.
The highest environment permissible continuous operating temperature for the conductor of the PVC Insulating Power Cable to work normally is 70℃. In case of short circuit (with duration less than 5 seconds), the highest temperature of the conductor is less than 160℃.
The ambient temperature under installation should not be below 0℃.

The recommended bending radius: for mono-core cable, not less than 20 times of the cable's actual external diameter; for multi-core cable, not less than 15 times of the cable's actual external diameter.

Type and designation：

Type Designation range of cable VVCopper Conductor PVC Insulating PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV)1、2、3、4、5、3+1、4+1、3+2cores1.5~185mm2VLVAluminum Conductor PVC Insulating PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV) VV22Copper Conductor PVC Insulating Steel Tape Armored PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV) VLV22Aluminum Conductor PVC Insulating Steel Tape Armored PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV)

m.cross-section of conductor mm2	Structure of conductor n/mm	Insulation thickness mm	Max.d.c resistance at 20℃ Ω/km	Min. insulation resistance constant at 20℃ MΩ.km	Min. insulation resistance constant at 90℃ MΩ.km
1.5	1/1.38	0.8	12.1	36.7	0.037
2.5	1/1.78	0.8	7.41	36.7	0.037
4	1/2.25	1.0	4.61	36.7	0.037
6	1/2.76	1.0	3.08	36.7	0.037
10	7/1.35	1.0	1.83	36.7	0.037
16	7/1.70	1.0	1.15	36.7	0.037
25	7/2.14	1.2	0.727	36.7	0.037
35	7/2.52	1.2	0.524	36.7	0.037
50	19/1.78	1.4	0.387	36.7	0.037
70	19/2.14	1.4	0.268	36.7	0.037
95	19/2.52	1.6	0.193	36.7	0.037
120	37/2.03	1.6	0.153	36.7	0.037
150	37/2.25	1.8	0.124	36.7	0.037
185	37/2.52	2.0	0.0991	36.7	0.037

Cable operation condition

In air
6.1 The single-core cables are parallel laid, the distance between the cable center is 2 times of the cable diameter for cross-section area of conductor≤185185mm2 and 90mm for cross-sectional area of conductor≥240mm2.
6.1 Ambient air temperature: 40℃.
6.1 Max. continuous operating temperature of conductor: 70℃.
6.2 Direct in the ground
6. The single-core cables are installed separately, the distance between the cable center is 2 times of the cable diameter.
6.1 Soil temperature: 25℃.
6.2 Max. continuous operating temperature of conductor: 70℃.
6.2 Thermal receptivity of soil: 1.0℃.m/W.
6.2 Depth of laying: 0.7m.

Q: having trouble finding a spot to run a power cable throught the fired wall of a 97 oldsmobile cutlass supreme: Normally, when I do systems, I run it through the hole in the firewall, that was factory drilled for the antenna wire. Unfortunately, I dont think the antenna in this car is located up front, so. People run wires through the door. I personally don't like this, because you can see.. My personal opinion, would be to drill a hole on the passenger side, underneath the dash,and fill the gaps with silicone and run your wires down the side of the door, pushed under the plastic.

Q: How can we manage power (voltage ) loss in the long distance if elcetricity is fed along with the cable?: Fiber optical cable and electrical power ? They are not related.

Q: hi,i was wondering...can battery powered tv have cable? or do the battery powered tv not need cable? my niece likes spongebob so if she does come over she can watch it....but i just want to know before i buy it...thanks...P.S:so do they already have all the cable shows?or they dont?and if they dont do you have to put cable....and if they cant....then i shouldn't buy it?: You'll have to plug it in to the cable, but yes that will work. What you have to check, is what kind of connection it has. You also MAY have to plug it into a cable box or VCR to get it to work. - 17R3W

Q: ill exlplain more the battery is connected to one end of the fuse then i want to run 2 power cables out of the other end to both of the amps will tis work or will i just loose power the fuse is 60A if that helps. 60A is massive why a fuse that big is needed i dont no: You will need to run a wire to each amp using a fused distrobution block as mentioned. A 60 amp fuse isn't really that big for car audio. Some amps can pull 80 amperes. This fuse is really only there to protect the power wire from being shorted.

Q: is it possible to split the live wire feeding my car stereo into 3 feeds so one is my stereo , two is my satnav power cable and the 3rd is my reversing sensor display. will this overload the wires? any advice how i can do this would be most helpful. thanks: I'm assuming you mean the wire providing the 12-volt power to your radio? And you want to connect other unit's it? It all depends on how much current is drawn by the additional units. Do they have fuses? What sizes are they? Backup cameras usually draw very little current and have really thin wires. Shouldn't be a problem. What type of navigation device? Does it use a DVD-ROM or is it just on a chip, like a portable Tom Tom, Garvin, etc.? If neither of the units' fuses exceed 5 amps, I'd say you're safe (in most cars) running it from the radio's power wire. However, you didn't state the type of car. Late-model GM cars or Audi/Volkswagen have low-current radio wires that use computers. They are known as data bus or can bus systems. I'd avoid connecting to these.

Q: How can we make out the physical size of a power cable if the cable is said to be 4 core, 150 sq.mm ??? How will we measure the diameter of this cable ???? please suggest......: If the size of the cable is 4 core, 150 sq.mm; = the cross sectional area of each core is 150 sq.mm. The diameter of each core is gotten from the formula C = ╥d. From this $ substituting values for ╥ and C; We find that d = 150 / 3.142. = d = 47.74mm :. for 4 cores, diameter of cable = 47.74 * 4 = 190.96mm However, note that this is only mathematical. On the field, the dimension of a cable is usually specified based on the number of cores it has, and the cross sectional area of one of the cores as the cores are all of the same size.

Q: Ok, i know it is definitely a NO-NO to run my power cable through walls, but, what if I run the power cord through only to pull it out behind my entertainment center from the wall-plate my other cables come out, and plug in a surge protector?: Try running a plastic conduit on the face of the wall and paint it the color of the wall instead.

Q: Hello,We are having a problem with our power cable and that being that most time whenever we insert the power cable into the back of the laptop the orange light at the front of the laptop does not always light up. We think the problem lays with the power cable, because it has been tugged and dropped before on many occasion.So, is it possible to buy a power cable for our Toshiba laptop, and we have retained the sticker. We think that the Toshiba part no is PA3396E-1ACA and the model no is PA-1650-02.So is it possible to buy a new power cable?: It is possible that your cable may have some broken wires inside that are causing your problem, or it may be the board as mentioned above. The board that is being referenced is the power connector inside your laptop and it's connection to the system board. What can happen is the electrical connections (solder joints) from the connector to the board become broken/loose and you have an intermittent connection. I have re-soldered these for friends when theirs go bad, otherwise a replacement system board would be required. I have also seen where the small leaf spring contact inside the connector becomes flattened and has poor contact as well (if this is the type of connector you have). You could check this with a good light and look inside the hole, there should be a center pin contact and a leaf contact along one side that should come down about halfway into the hole to the pin. To test where the problem is, connect your cord to your laptop, now hold the connection very still at the connector and wiggle, twist, push, and bend the cable at various points to see if the light at the front of the computer goes on or off. Now also test the plug at the computer by carefully moving it up, down, around in various ways to see if the light goes on or off. Wherever you find your problem is where you'll need to fix. If it is the power cable, yes, you should be able to buy a replacement. Try Toshiba's website or google the numbers you have to see what turns up. Hope that helps explain things better. Best of luck.

Q: Cable model NHYJV3 * 25 + 2 * 16 what is its name should be ah?: It is not on the TV and set-top boxes with HDMI cable connection, so you can empty out the set of input link DVD

Q: I was looking at buying the MSI HD6850 cyclone OC/power edition but on the msi website it says it includes an external power cable. Am I missing something? Do I need more than the standard pci-e 6 pin connector from the PSU?: Some graphics cards require you to connect a power cable to the board. As it requires more power than it can get through the pci connection.

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