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Single Core PVC Insulated Cable 450 /750 V

Single Core PVC Insulated Cable 450 /750 V

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Min Order Qty:
500 m
Supply Capability:
100000 m/month

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1. Product Description

1. Range of Application

Wire is fit for AC rated voltage450/750v and below of domestic electric appliances of smaller size motorized tools of instruments of various meters and motorized lighting installations.

2. Service conditions

Working temperature: not more than 90.

2. Product Characteristic

Maximum Conductor operating temperature: +70°C

Lowest ambient temperature for fixed installation:-30°C

Lowest installation temperature: -5°C

Maximum short-circuit conductor temperature: +160°C

Test voltage: 2500V

Flame retardant: IEC60332

3. Product Specification

insulation thinkness(mm)

sheath thinkness(mm)

Min. insulated resistant at90(MΩ.km)

0.5

0.6

0.012

0.5

0.6

0.01

0.5

0.6

0.012

0.5

0.6

0.01

Conductors

Annealed Copper Conductor acc. to IEC 60228:

Class 1 solid H07V-U,

Class 2 stranded H07V-R,

Class 5 Flexible H07V-K,

Insulation: PVC

Color of Insulation: Green/Yellow, Blue, Black, Brown or other colors

4. Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details: In wooden drum, Iron drum, Iron wooden drum, or according to your request

Delivery Detail: 2-3 weeks after receipt of the payment

5. Reference Picture

 

Single Core PVC Insulated Cable 450 /750 V

Single Core PVC Insulated Cable 450 /750 V

Q: I need a replacement tip/end for my laptop power cable- specifically, the small cylindrical metal-and-black-plastic bit that plugs into my laptop. The cable and black box part of the cable are working fine, but the tip has bent and I need a new one. I'm having trouble finding any on OKorder or elsewhere because I don't know the technical term for the component to search for. Can anyone help?
Looks like you will have to replace the whole adapter though it is working. Buy a new Adapter. There is no other way...
Q: The power is a 24 pin and does not have a green wire. It has a grey, 6 red, 3 blue, a yellow , an Orange, a purple, a dark blue, 8 black, and a brown
MATERIALS 1.) power supply 2.) power cable 3.)paper clip Step 1 Plug in the Power Cable to the wall, and then into the back of the Power Supply. Make sure the Power Supply is flipped to 1 and not 0. I like to remember 1 is for power because 1 looks like I, and I have ADHD. So I always haves me some powers. 0 is like O which is like my OH face. Then I am drained of power. Step 2 Take the paper clip and bend it into a 'U' shape. We want the two ends of it to be next to each other, or relatively close. Step 3 Now we are in the final step. Locate the Green wire on your PSU. There should only be one Green wire, whether you have a 20 or 24 pin power cable. Alright, we found it. Now we get have to find a Black wire on your PSU as well. There are a few, but we should be fine. Finally, take the paper clip and insert one end into the Green wire and the other end into any Black wire. And there we have it. Your power supply is alive and kicking. Again, this is a good way to test fans for functionality, CD-ROMs, and Floppy Drives. Almost any component that will plug into this is fine. I would not advise for your hard drive in case of data loss, but if it's a questionable hard drive (why else would we test it?) then you I'm guessing you don't care if it has anything on it, or it's too old to matter.
Q: I have an Eclipse SW9102 (101500 Watt Max, 750 W RMS, Dual 4ohm Voice coils) and I'm looking to buy an amp kit and amplifier. How big of an amp do I need and does it matter if its too much power? I'm looking at the SSL F2.2000 FORCE CLASS 2000W amp on OKorder as cost is a big factor in my setup. The OKorder link says:Max Power @ 2 ohm 1000W x 2 RMS Power @ 4 ohm 350W x 2 Bridged Power 2000W x 1 2 ohm stable in stereoIs this too powerful for my subwoofer? I've read that my sub can take more than it says but I don't want to risk it and I probably won't have this at full blast either. If I bought this one how would I wire it as I only have one sub?....would bridged be 4ohm 1000 Watt RMS x1?Also, what kind of amp installation kit should I buy? A lot of the 4 guage kits say they are rated for different maximum wattage. Are they actually different or can all 4 guage kits handle the same?Sorry I'm a noob! Thanks in advance!
first off get the bullshit out of the way.....the number u need off ur speakers is the RMS number which is 750.......u need amp set to a little under that if u want it to last for very long (meaning over 1 month) so ur looking for an amp that u can set at about 725-740 per channel........ so yes that amp will work as long as u don't max it out....... ** as for wires the bigger the better.........00 gauge is the smallest u should use and the ground should probably b bigger.....also the shorter the ground wire the better usually....
Q: My computer speakers have a control tower(volume etc.) that plugs into the back of the subwoofer. I would like to move the tower further away from the sub then the cable allows. Is there an extension cable I could get?On the cable it says:2464 E205890 AWM 80C 300V VW-1SCThe end of the cable is round and has a row of two pins, then a row of 4 pins and then a row of 3 pins.
For Extend Power Cable!?. Find correct extention any store tools category Or find in internet Searching. Good Luck. Comentary: Take precaution about Where install and take all the precaution. I remember to find one in Lowes
Q: I managed to break off the tip of my laptop power cable to the point that I need it replaced. I can't pay with cash on OKorder and don't own a credit card. Anyone know an electronics store where I could find another? Thank you.
You okorder /
Q: Have a 480 volts 3 phase 16 amp motor. Need 400 ft of extention cord. Is is OK to use a SOOW 10/4 cable, the voltage drop is 2.67%(12 volts). Machine is powerd by a generator that I can run at 500 volts to counter the voltage drop.8/4 cable cost twice as much, but the voltage drop is 1.7%(8 volts).
The only thing about SOOW is that the insulation is only rated for 600 volts, and the peak voltage of a 480 volt RMS system is 678 Volts. The peak-to-peak voltage is 1386 volts, and two adjacent phases will see a maximum potential difference of almost 800 volts This will be unsafe -- the insulation might breakdown (even though that 600 V is a conservative rating). Two adjacent phase cables will provide for 1200 volts rated total insulation and that is more than the phase-to-phase max of almost 800 volts, so you could take a chance, but I wouldn't recommend it. As for the wire size -- 10 gauge wire is definitely large enough to handle 16 amps. 12-gauge wire would even be sufficient, especially since you can compensate for the voltage loss. But, stick with the 10 gauge anyway, for a larger margin. You need cable that is rated for higher voltage. .
Q: When doing competition, is there a rule where your battery in the back can't be bigger than the one in the front? Are Monster Cables as good as they perceive to be???? I.E. their 400 series cables that are wound in different arrays to optimize each frequency out put? Can a Power cable actually provide more efficiency if constructed right, once again, their 400 series?Subwoofers being 1000 RMS but only getting 500, will running them at their RMS make a significant difference?
Power cables are very very important when running a comp set up. You want as much current running through as you can possible get. Same goes for your ground, you want it to be just as good. Monster Cables are a very good brand of cable. RMS is basically the wattage a speaker can take continuously. If you run twice as many watts through your amp it will be significantly louder and boost your SPL.
Q: I'm trying to find out whether a laptop computer can be powered by an adapter via USB cable.Is it possible? Feasible? Available?Thanks!
Good question, however I don't think there is a way at this time. I am a Computer Engineer and coming from an electrical point of view it would be very difficult for the USB cable to send enough power to the battery to be able to charge it significantly. You have to understand that the laptop battery is very large and has to be significantly more powerful than a battery like say the iPod that can be charged via USB. Power consumption and load means the world to batteries. A load like a laptop would use on a USB cable would fry the cable in my opinion. Take care, Chad
Q: I lost the power cable to my Dell printer 922. Can anyone help me find the cable online, or at a store. Dell told me they don't sell the cable. thanks for the help!! =]
I okorder /.. Parts can also be ordered from Dell by calling 1-800-357-3355. I hope this helps.
Q: My ISP had installed an outdoor antenna from where a white RJ45 cable runs into a little white box (which is plugged into AC outlet) and from the same white box i do have another RJ45 jack plugged into my laptops NIC card. I came to know that the white ethernet cable is Power over Ethernet cable which carries the power as well as data. I just want to know if i can plug that ethernet directly into my laptops NIC card ? Can i do that will there be any harm to my laptop's NIC ??
As far as I know you don't want to use powered ethernet in something that already has power to it like your NIC card. It's good for powered antennas that remain outside.

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