SDI CABLES XLPE 600/1000V Single Core Copper per AS/NZS 5000.1
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SDI cable for Australia market 600/1000V to AS/NZS 5000.1
Applications:
For mains, submains and subcircuits unenclosed, enclosed in conduit, buried direct or in underground ducts for buildings and industrial plants where not subject to mechanical damage. Suitable where space is at premium and/or where conditions of overload may occur. Suitable for glanding.
Rated voltage: 600/1000V
Conductor: Copper 16~630 mm2
Insulation: XLPE, X-90. Natural
sheath: PVC, 5V-90. Black
Environmental performance: Normal operating temp. 90℃
Standards compliance: AS/NZS 5000.1
OEM can be available
Remark: Flame retardant or fire resistance or Low Smoking and Halogen free or other property can be available
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- Q: What is the meaning of SC15WCCC to SCE in electrical drawings?
- Do not recommend this access, if the computer accessories are more, such as multiple hard drives, discrete graphics, more than one memory, the need for more power supply, external speakers may cause the power can not give the host enough power, in serious cases Affect the drive, hard disk to read data, and even cause hard disk bad sectors, it is worth the candle. Serious suggestion not to do so.
- Q: I am installing an electrical socket on the backside of a wall that already has an electrical socket. Does the electric wiring have a minimum length that I can cut it to or can I go as short as 3 feet?
- As short as you like mate.! Electrical engineer
- Q: The socket has yellow and blue gray three colors, which is the line of fire? Which is the zero line? Which is the ground?
- It is a normal phenomenon This is a leakage phenomenon, not the case of ground, high-power metal shell electrical leakage phenomenon will be MacBookPro standard is a three charging plug, a two-pin plug, a triangular plug, a triangular plug The extension of the line with the two feet will be inserted into the phenomenon of leakage with triangular plug There may also be leakage phenomenon, because: 1
- Q: I tried to replace an old outlet with a new one today and I accidently put the white wire into the slot for the black wire and vice versa. I used one of those quickwire outlets. When I turned the power back on, smoke started coming out of the outlet and now all the outlets in my room and in the nest room don't work. What exactly happened and what do I do now?
- You swapped the hot neutral wires coming from your circuit breaker to the outlet you worked on, and other outlets in your room. Not to worry too much - it's repairable. 1. make sure the circuit breaker popped open (or the fuse blew open.) leave alone until step 9. 2. use a voltmeter at your outlet and make sure there is no power carried to the outlet. You should set the meter to AC (alternating currrent) and in the US, the scale you select should be greater than 220 Volts (less than 220 V could fry the meter.) If you have an auto-ranging DVM (digital voltmeter) it will set itself. Plug the black wire into Ground and Red wire into VAC on the meter. To measure the voltage, plug the black wire into one of the wide slots and the red wire into the other wide slot -- you should not measure any voltage. 3. pull out the outlet from the wall and remove all 3 wires, including the ground. I would throw away the outlet and get a new one. 4. check the wires and cut-off any burned insulation, and strip insulation off about 3/8 of an inch. Form each wire into a small question mark shape - a clockwise-facing open loop. 5. attach the bare copper wire (ground) to the green grounding screw, located at the bottom by itself. 6. attach the white wire to the silver screw 7. attach the black wire to the brass screw 8. Reinstall the outlet into the box and coverplate. 9. Reset the circuit breaker (or replace the burned fuse with exact same value.) 10. Use your voltmeter to check power at the outlet. You should measure 110 V across the two blade openings in the outlet. You are good to go.
- Q: Hi Everyone,I live in California. So this is for a California home.I am trying to hook up ceiling fan. The Ceiling fan has two colors: White and black.However, the electrical wire to the house outlet has the following colors: Red, White, and Green.I believe Green is ground. So, would the wire pair connections be:Red-BlackWhite-WhiteGreen - Fan unit chassisAnd input would be great!Thanks!
- That Is correct
- Q: Coming from my electrical box I have a white wire and a dark grey wire and coming from my water heater I have a red wire and a black wire. What colors go with what? Thank you in advance!
- White is neutral Grey is power for 120V, but seems to me that your water heater is 220V if you have a red and black wires. check this before you connect anything
- Q: I live in a building that was built in 1928. Much of the original wire is still in use, Recently, I tried to install a new ceiling fixture but the wire was so old that when I touched the cloth insulation some of it literally turned to dust. (As a result, I called an electrician to replace the wire and install the light.) In the early 1970s, the building was upgraded with circuit breakers and some new wire, but does the old wire need to be replaced? Is it a fire hazard?
- Of course its a fire hazard and an electrocution hazard, the whole lot needs to be replaced and brought up to current standards before you either kill yourself or burn the place down
- Q: hi. i have old westinghouse garage door electrical engine. I would like to make a winch but dont know how to hook it up. it has capacitor and 5 wires. brown brown white blue red. please give me some ideas how to hook it up. thx.
- those wires control the speed of the motor and you will be happier to go to a small motor repair store and get some help in learning the sequence of the wiring . put masking tape on each wire and number the wire and take a note pad so when you are
- Q: I built a 30x30 workshop and have a few electrical questions.What amp size service panel will I need?Will have 8 120v receptacles and do they all need separate 20 amp breakers with #12 wire?Will have 2 240v receptacles, air compressor and a stick welder, what size wire and circuit breakers for those two components?Will have 8 fluorescent lights with 54w bulbs, How many lights can be on the same 15amp circuit with #14 wire?
- You'll want to use a 125amp breaker panel, with a main breaker (safety), How far from the house is the shop? Or is the primary structure on the property? I'd get at least a 20 space panel, you may need to add something in the future. What will you be doing about heat, if it's gonna be a wood shop you'll need some dust collection (Trust Me There!) For the air comp you'll want to run 10/3 MN to a 10-30R 250v 30a receptacle from a 2 pole 30amp breaker For the welder you'll want 8/3 MN to a 10-50R 250v 50a receptacle from a 2 pole 50 amp breaker The 120v outlets in a shop I would run only 2 on a #12/2 MN from a 1 pole 20amp breaker, if I remember correctly you're allowed up to five on a circuit but IT IS A SHOP you don't want to have your equipment starving for power. You'll have another 3 circuits with only two outlets set up exactly the same. I'm not sure how many lights are allowed to be on one circuit, but I would run 2 circuits with 14/2MN have four lights on each circuit, so you'll need two switches so what, they'd each be on their own 1 pole 15amp breaker
- Q: Basically I've got 1 ceiling light in the hallway but I want two. How do I split the 3 wires from the Original light to get them to connect to the 2nd light. I have the relevant wire just no idea how to split
- Probably you have three wires coming off the light fixture and connecting to three electrical wires (black, white, bare copper) in a plastic box in the ceiling with wire nuts. Remove the wire nuts and you just need to splice in new cable, matching the wire colors. You may need to get bigger wire nuts as you will now be covering a splice of 3 wires instead of two. If multiple switches control this light, you'll have a 4th wire in the mix. Run the new cable out of the box into the attic and over to where you want the new light. Cut out the hole in the ceiling, install another box, and attach the wires to the new fixture, again by matching the colors. Jim W is right in that you should do a little research (you'll find plenty on the internet) on basic wiring principles. Make sure the new wire is the same gauge as the existing with to the existing fixture. Always make all connections inside a box. Use wire nuts on all connections.
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SDI CABLES XLPE 600/1000V Single Core Copper per AS/NZS 5000.1
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
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