Silicone Rubber Tinned Copper Heat Resistant Electrical Cable Wire
- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 m
- Supply Capability:
- 20000 m/month
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Silicone Rubber Tinned Copper Heat Resistant Electrical Cable Wire
Main Structure
1.Rated 200C 600V
2.Electrical Cable Wire
3,Heat Resistant Wire
4.Applicable for internal wiring
5,Superior flexible
Product Name
Silicone Rubber Tinned Copper Heat Resistant Electrical Cable Wire
Specifications
Size | 0.5mm2-95mm2 |
Rated temperature | -60C+200C,peaks to 230C |
Rated voltage | 600V |
Testing voltage | 2000V |
Color | All colors |
Conductor | Tinned copper |
Insulation | Extruded silicone rubber |
Application | Applicable for internal wiring |
Characteristics
Applicable for internal wiring
Not for immersed applications
Superior flexibility
Application:
Wiring of Electrical Household Appliance,Lamps,Electronic Equipment and High Temperature Environmet,etc...
Product Description
Ref.Data
No. | Section mm2 | Strand No. x mm | Outer Diameter mm | Ref.weight kg/km | ROHS |
UL3512 | 0,5 | 16 x 0,20 | 2,50± 0,10 | 10,10 | |
0,75 | 24x 0,20 | 2,70± 0,15 | 13,20 | ||
1,0 | 32x 0,20 | 2,90± 0,15 | 16,00 | ||
1,5 | 30x 0,25 | 3,20± 0,20 | 21,00 | ||
2,0 | 41x 0,25 | 3,50± 0,20 | 27,00 | ||
2,5 | 49x 0,25 | 3,60± 0,20 | 31,00 | ||
4 | 56x 0,30 | 4,30± 0,20 | 46,50 | ||
6 | 84x 0,30 | 5,65± 0,25 | 79,40 | ||
10 | 84x 0,40 | 7,75± 0,25 | 133,50 | ||
16 | 126x 0,40 | 8,95± 0,25 | 197,00 | ||
25 | 196x 0,40 | 14,75± 0,25 | 291,00 | ||
35 | 276x 0,40 | 16,5± 0,30 | 388,00 | ||
50 | 396x 0,40 | 18,6± 0,30 | 575,00 | ||
70 | 360x 0,50 | 20,9± 0,30 | 774,00 | ||
95 | 475x 0,50 | 22,9± 0,30 | 998,00 |
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- Q: Hey guysWhen I put in my power cable, I can turn on my laptop, but as soon as I take it off, it shuts off. Why isn't it charging it ?Thanks alot in advance
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- Q: cause i wanna make my gameplay hd, but when the hdmi cable is in, there not enough space for the power brick cable,
- Seeing as the power cable gives the system the power it needs to run, no, you can't play without it. However, you are able to play with both the power cable AND the HDMI cord. There's enogh space for both to fit into the console, and the power cord plugs into a wall outlet while the HDMI cord plugs into your TV's HDMI slot. There shouldn't be any problem with room.
- Q: Okay after installing Deus Ex on a brand new PS3 slim I pressed the start button and when the screen went black the console hanged, I couldn't even press the PS button, at the suggestion of a friend I yanked the power cable. Now it works fine but I'm wary of putting Deus Ex back in, I doubt that its regioning since there's no such thing. Any ideas and troubleshooting solutions?BTW what are the consequences to yanking the power cable.
- If pulling the power cord was the *only* way to turn it off, that's ok, you just don't want to do it frequently. As for the game itself, the only thing I can think of is to make sure other games work. If so, then something about the game itself is causing the fault, but not sure what. If anything, I would say contact Sony for assistance in that regard.
- Q: hai am working with QATAR PETROLEUM i have one job i have to supply barrier i have the barrier power supply for barrier 120/230v which braker and which cablecore with formula i have to submit for approval regardsravi
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- Q: Is it? I leave the power cable for hours when at home, when letting it process video and such and sometimes drain the battery when not used much.Thanks for any help.
- When I first bought my laptop I tried to research this. Keep the battery in and keep the ac adapter hooked up. Use the ac adapter and take the battery out. Just charge with the ac adapter and run off the battery when fully charged. Everybody had an opinion on what to do. The confusing thing is that they all made sense. So I decided to stop driving myself nuts. I leave the battery in. The ac adapter is always hooked up. I leave my laptop on pretty much 24/7 and have done so for over a year now. Once a month as part of my maintenance I unplug the ac adapter and let the battery run down till the warning pops up. Plug it back in and do the same next month. I keep track of how long the battery lasts without the ac adapter on. It always charges back to 100% and if the life is decreasing it is so minimal that I am not noticing. Is this right or wrong? Depends on who you ask. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
- Q: The Leader of the band inists that all power cables connected to the amplifires be placed away from the performance area.
- 1. People come to see the performers not cables. Keeping them out of sight makes a better presentation and is safer for the performers. 2. Keeping the power cables away from the audio cables is just good practice. Low level (mic and line level) signals from mics and instruments are no match for high current power cables. The high current power cables produce magnetic fields that can induce hum into low level audio cables. Balanced cables, ones that use 3 pin XLR connectors are better than unbalanced RCA or phono plug audio cables. In the real world audio cables do have to cross power cables. When this happens try to cross them at 90 degree angles. Try to keep power and audio about a foot apart if possible. You may not be able to do this 100% of the time, but the better you run your cables the better the sound will be as far as hum is concerned. Hope this helps. D.bumstead
- Q: I cant find the power cable for this CRT monitor I have, But I have this power cable from an LCD monitor. Would it work if I put the LCD monitor power cable in the CRT monitor? Will it fry the CRT if I try?
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- Q: I never expected this problem,but I have an HP with a liteon power supply.The thing has these weird clips on the power cables that go into the hard drive.How do I free the hard drive power cables? I have to put in a new power supply for my video card.
- SATA just pulls out.. actually so does molex connectors (for IDE drives).. just very tough sometimes to get them out. If its black and kinda thin, then its probably SATA and they should just pull straight out.
- Q: So, yesterday I went to a bargain store and I found a Memorex MiniMove Boombox for iPod for 15$ because it didn't come with a DC cable. It has a battery function but it will only charge my iPod if its plugged in. I've been browsing OKorder for a DC IN 6v power cord like it calls for, but I was just wondering if there's anything else I need to be aware of before I consider buying one. Everything else works great, but I really need a charger as well as the stereo because my mom broke my last one and now it work play anything relating to my iPod when its plugged in but that was the only alarm clock I had. Thanks!
- Hard to say for sure. Your best bet is to go to the Memorex site and see if you can download the user manual that will have the full specs for the power cord. Then you can match everything.
- Q: I am getting a new gaming computer for Christmas with a 700 watt, 12.5 AMP (I think) power supply. I have two power cords for computers on my shelf, but my dad is worried that a standard power cable won't properly power my computer. Do I need to get a more powerful cable? If so, please send a link to where I can buy one, I have been searching but only found standard ones. Thank you.
- Any standard power cable will run you new rig. You'll need to check whether the 2 cords on your shelf have the correct fuse rating (probably 13A) in the plug.
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Silicone Rubber Tinned Copper Heat Resistant Electrical Cable Wire
- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1000 m
- Supply Capability:
- 20000 m/month
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