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Silicone Rubber High Temperature Resistant Power Cable

Silicone Rubber High Temperature Resistant Power Cable

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100 m
Supply Capability:
10000 m/month

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Silicone Rubber High Temperature Resistant Power Cable

 

Application:

This  product is applicable to high temperature or the requirements of acid  and alkali corrosion resistance of power cable of AC rated voltage  0.6/1kV and below

 

 

Specifications

 

 Voltage  class

450/750 V、0.6/1 kV

 Type

GG、KGG2G、GG3G

 Specification  range(mm2)

1 core:0.75~300、2 cores:0.75~300、3cores:0.75~300

4 cores:1.0~240、3+1、4+1、3+2 cores:2.5~240、5 cores:1~240

 Carried Standard

Q/XLJ 0317-2013

 

Characristics

①    Rated voltage:450/750 V, 0.6/1 kV;

②      Working temperature: conductor allowable working temperature should not  exceed 180℃, in short circuit (max 5s) maximum conductor temperature is  350℃;

③    The  minimum bending radius of no armor or shield structure cable , should  be no less than 15 times of the cable diameter; armor or shield  structure cable, shall be not less than 12 times of the cable diameter.

 

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Q: where can i buy a power cable for my Lexmark P350 series photo printer?
You can also contact Lexmark Technical Support at 1-800-LEXMARK to request for the Lexmark P350 photo printer power cord for free. Hope this helps.
Q: I had bought a new stereo for my Dodge Neon, had installed it, and everything worked great for a couple days. Later my stereo was no longer getting power, I took it out to try to find out the problem. The power cable from the battery to the stereo is no longer intact. The little metal pin in the middle(no, I don't know exactly what it's called) broke off! I have no idea how, or even where it is, all I know is that it's gone and I don't know what to do! Is this a replaceable car part? If so, where do I find a new part, or where would I take my car to get the best help and possible answers? Would it be better to take it to a mechanic or to a stereo installation shop?
the cables are not a life and run away from the dash , that never happends, and if the cable is there its not broken the power comes from the ignition switch not the battery , so you have a bad fuse or bad ignition switch most likely it is only a fuse, did you know there are 2 boxes ? check both
Q: do i need to buy the cable that says specifically for ground? or can i just use my left over wiring from the power cable to connect in the ground? is there a difference between the two cables?
Cable is cable, the only thing that matters is where it is connected to and where it is going. You do not want to hook ground where the power wire goes. The color codes is only convenience.
Q: can i use this to power a pcie x16 card in a pcie x1 slot
I doubt it will provide full power. You care better off using a PCI-Express x 1 video card, forget about x16...
Q: what wattage do you need, how many power cables going into the graphics card and what type etc
The psu in your pc will need to be supplying between 450 and 500 watts.
Q: I have a desktop PC that when turned on the fans works but it won't beep or display anything on screen. But after I unplug both motherboard power connectors and plug them back in, the PC stats working normally, why is that? Oh, and I tried disconnecting only the external power cable, no luck.
Just a guess, but maybe you had a loose connection to the motherboard. Unplugging, and then plugging the cables back in, just made a solid connection.
Q: Please, its urgent. Is it possible to use another wire? I don't have money btw.
Put a coat hanger on it and wait for a thunderstorm.
Q: My power supply (tagan 1100w) has an 8pin m/b power cable but the PCIe one looks cooler.
yes you have ues it
Q: If you look at a power line it is hanging down in the middle why is that
gravity. Power lines are not light. If you try to pull them tighter, to reduce the amount of sag you can break the line itself, or put tremendous strain on the support towers.
Q: im running 4 ga power cable through my 2003 civic and im wondering if anyone hase any good places to run it through?
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