• SYV solid polyethylene insulation coaxial cable of the radio System 1
  • SYV solid polyethylene insulation coaxial cable of the radio System 2
SYV solid polyethylene insulation coaxial cable of the radio

SYV solid polyethylene insulation coaxial cable of the radio

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100 m
Supply Capability:
100000 m/month

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Model USES
1, SYV: solid polyethylene insulation coaxial cable of the radio
2, SYWV (Y) : physical foaming polyethylene insulated cable, cable TV system video (rf)
3, coaxial cable (SYV, SYWV, SYFV) suitable for CCTV and cable TV works
SYWV (Y), SYKV cable TV, broadband network structure of special cable
Anaerobic round copper wire, coaxial cable of the single + physical foaming polyethylene (insulation) + (tin) + aluminum + PVC (PE)
Solid core polyethylene insulated coaxial radio frequency cable (SYV series) product main technical parameters

pe

Inner conductor structure

mm

Insulation external diameter

mm

Braided shield

Cable outside diameter

mm

characteristic impedance

Ω

Attenuation frequency (20℃)

frequency(MHz)

Attenuation ≤dB/m

SYV-50-2-1

7×0.16

1.50±0.10

1

2.8±0.2

50±2

200

0.450

SYV-50-2-7

7×0.16(铜包钢)

1.50±0.10

1

2.8±0.2

0.450

SYV-50-2-8

7×0.16(铜包钢)

1.50±0.10

1

2.8±0.2

0.450

SYV-50-2-41

1×0.68

2.20±0.10

1

4.0±0.2

0.310

SYV-50-3-1

7×0.32

2.95±0.13

1

5.0±0.2

0.240

SYV-50-3-3

1×0.90

2.95±0.13

1

5.0±0.2

0.220

SYV-50-3-4

1×0.90

2.95±0.13

1

5.0±0.2

0.220

SYV-50-3-5

1×0.90

2.95±0.13

2

5.8±0.2

0.220

SYV-50-3-41

1×0.90

2.95±0.13

2

5.8±0.2

0.220

SYV-50-5-1

1×1.40

4.80±0.20

1

7.2±0.3

0.150

SYV-50-5-3

1×1.40

4.80±0.20

1

7.2±0.3

0.150

SYV-50-5-4

1×1.40

4.80±0.20

2

7.9±0.3

0.150

SYV-50-5-41

1×1.40

4.80±0.20

2

7.9±0.3

0.150

SYV-50-7-1

7×0.75

7.25±0.25

1

10.3±0.3

0.110

SYV-50-7-2

7×0.75

7.25±0.25

1

10.3±0.3

0.110

SYV-50-7-3

7×0.75

7.25±0.25

2

11.0±0.3

0.110

SYV-50-7-4

7×0.75

7.25±0.15

1

10.3±0.3

50±1

3000

0.620

SYV-50-7-6

7×0.75

7.25±0.15

2

11.0±0.3

0.620

SYV-50-7-41

7×0.75

7.25±0.25

2

11.0±0.3

50±2

200

0.110

SYV-50-9-41

7×0.95

9.00±0.30

1

12.2±0.4

0.095

SYV-50-12-1

7×1.15

11.50±0.30

1

15.0±0.4

0.080

SYV-50-12-41

7×1.15

11.50±0.30

1

15.0±0.4

0.080

SYV-50-15-41

7×1.54

15.00±0.40

1

19.0±0.5

0.065

SYV-50-17-1

1×5.00

17.30±0.40

1

22.0±0.5

0.056

SYV-50-17-2

1×5.00

17.30±0.40

1

22.0±0.5

0.056

SYV-50-17-3

1×5.00

17.30±0.40

2

22.7±0.5

0.060

SYV-50-17-41

19×1.04

17.30±0.40

1

22.0±0.5

0.060

 

 

SYV-75-3-41

7×0.17

3.00±0.13

1

5.0±0.25

75±3

200

0.280

SYV-75-4-1

7×0.21

3.70±0.13

1

6.0±0.2

0.220

SYV-75-4-2

7×0.21

3.70±0.10

2

6.7±0.2

75±1.5

3000

0.950

SYV-75-4-3

1×0.59

3.70±0.13

1

6.0±0.2

75±3

200

0.190

SYV-75-4-4

1×0.59

3.70±0.13

1

6.0±0.2

0.190

SYV-75-5-4

1×0.75

4.80±0.20

1

7.2±0.3

0.150

SYV-75-5-5

1×0.75

4.80±0.20

2

7.9±0.3

0.150

SYV-75-5-41

1×0.75

4.80±0.20

1

7.2±0.3

0.150

SYV-75-5-42

1×0.75

4.80±0.20

2

7.9±0.3

0.150

SYV-75-7-1

7×0.40

7.25±0.25

1

10.3±0.3

0.120

SYV-75-7-2

7×0.40

7.25±0.25

1

10.3±0.3

0.120

SYV-75-7-3

7×0.40

7.25±0.15

2

11.0±0.3

75±1.5

3000

0.600

SYV-75-7-4

1×1.15

7.25±0.15

1

10.3±0.3

0.520

SYV-75-7-8

1×1.15

7.25±0.25

1

10.3±0.3

75±3

200

0.100

SYV-75-7-41

7×0.40

7.25±0.25

2

11.0±0.3

0.120

SYV-75-9-41

1×1.37

9.00±0.30

1

12.2±0.4

0.088

SYV-75-12-2

7×0.63

11.50±0.30

1

15.0±0.4

0.080

SYV-75-12-41

7×0.63

11.50±0.30

1

15.0±0.4

0.080

SYV-75-15-41

7×0.82

15.00±0.40

1

19.0±0.5

0.066

SYV-75-17-1

1×2.7

17.30±0.40

1

22.0±0.5

0.056

SYV-75-17-2

1×2.7

17.30±0.40

1

22.0±0.5

0.056

SYV-75-17-4

1×2.7

17.30±0.40

2

22.7±0.5

0.053

SYV-75-17-41

7×0.95

17.30±0.40

1

22.0±0.5

0.059


Q: I purchased a LCD TV the other day and ran a cable line to it (via crawl space). I had to use a splitter to connect the new TV. I connected the cable directly to the TV and then the power cable to the outlet which “popped” and the power went out (breaker trips). I connect the TV power cable to a surge protector and the power goes out again (surge protector wasn’t even on). So I disconnect the cable from the tv and connect the power. Everything is fine until I try and connect the cable...let’s just say the spark was bright and hot enough to melt part of the connector on the TV! So I return the TV and get a different brand and the same thing happens when I plug it into a surge protector. To begin narrowing out possible problems I connect the cable to a regular 10 year old TV with no problems. It is a brand new cable with no cuts or fraying. Any suggestions?
Something is seriously wrong, and you may need to get an electrician on the problem. You need to check the voltage between your set and the cable with a meter. There should be little or no measurable voltage. If you are getting a reading like 115 volts, then I suspect that the wall outlet into which your TV is plugged has been wired backwards, i.e. the black wire is on the white terminal, and vice-versa. The cable is (or should be) grounded where it comes into the house, but if the outlet has the hot wire on the wrong side, this might cause the problem you described. The wrong connection could have occurred anywhere along the line between your main panel and the outlet, so this may involve checking the connections at several outlets and light fixtures - whatever is on the same circuit as your TV's outlet.
Q: it is not the power cable either
Hi okorder Hope this helps. Thanks and Regards, Chinmay S
Q: I was wondering if it is possible to have flat power cables as i want to place my hdtv on the wall but don't want the power cable trailing down so that it looks like its levitating (i suppose anyway). I also want to do this for my mini hi-fi, as that is on a supporting wall and feeding wires through that is either not viable and/or out of my electrical range. I live in the UK, so would prefer a national company as opposed to foreign.
Hi Allotted, The best thing to do is cut into the wall and run the cables down the inside. By the time you have power, DVD/VCR, cable connection and a dozen other things you have a huge bundle of cables. Cut a opening behind the TV and run the wires down the inside to the floor. Make an opening to bring them out there. I did mine like that and while it took some effort the results were a great looking installation. Norm
Q: If I put pressure on the cord I have power but its almost impossable to work. A local computer repair said I have to replace the mother board. Can't the plug in the back be replaced? Thanks!
most likely your power supply is going bad
Q: How can i fix it and how much would it cost?
This is a common problem with the technology. Our shop charges 150.00 to resolder the jack on. You have to completely remove the motherboard from the case inorder to properly fix the jack. This problem will repeat with time so extra care should be taken then using AC Power.
Q: Do you know what type of power cable fits this ?
idk
Q: there are two cables one thats blue and one thats black what are they called?
One is the power supply cable (Black one) and since its blue the second one would be a VGA cable. Hope this helps.
Q: I would like to buy a PS3 in america, but i'm living in Italy and I don't know if there is some problems because of the different voltage of the power cable, included in the PS3 box. I don't know if it's possible to buy the power cable separately...please answers as quick as possible10 point at the best !!!!lello è sexy
If you guys in Italy use the one that is a right side up version is this =D then you should be fine. If bot you can buy a replacement cable for like $20 at a game store or best but or something like that.
Q: how do i run my power cable wire through the firewall, to my battery in my 1995 Monte carlo?please help?
Now djp answered this question correctly but after drilling the hole makes sure you put a grommet in the hole to prevent a short
Q: I got a Alienware m15x about a year ago, and about 8 months ago on startup it would make two incredibly loud beeps and a screen would show saying 'your charger cable is not the reccomended 150w originally shipped', even thought it is. It would only happen very rarely at first, but now its nearly every time. I don't mind just ignoring it, but if there is a quick fix it would be nice.
Check okorder Wish the Best.

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