• XLPE  insulated  IEC standard 800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable System 1
XLPE  insulated  IEC standard 800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

XLPE insulated IEC standard 800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

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XLPE  insulated  IEC standard 800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

Specifications

            extral high voltage cable
1.Professional manufacture
2.Competitive price with international stand                 

 

Executive standard

 

International: IEC 60502-2, IEC 60228, IEC 60840, IEC62067

 

Chinese: GB/Z 18890-2002

 

Other standards such as BS,DIN and ICEA upon request

 

Applications

 

This product is suitable for AC rated voltage(u0/u)to 127/220kv transmission line system of neutral point grounding.

 

Production range of cable

 

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127/220

Nominal cross-section of conductlr mm2

YJLW02    YJLW03

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Q:Cable zc_y v22 what does it mean
No problem with the copper, the home is no problem as if you take a twisted pair as a telephone line KVV with BV material, the process is not much difference in the production
Q:I have a USB powered external hard drive. The cable that came with it has to plug-ins for the PC. I know the fat one provides power so I use that one. I would like to know what the other skinny one is for.I have seen other people plug both in when using it and it worked fine for them. I am using just the fat one and it works fine for me. I would just like to know the reason for having both on a cable.
to give the end user another alternative to connect the drive to the pc if there is no usb slot available or free
Q:i disconnected the power cable to the hard disk and tried to boot,but it booted (through ubuntu live cd).What might be the cause for this problem?I need ur help
If you disconnect the power cable to your hard disk in which your system disk is located, for sure, your system will not boot, it will boot only if you have inserted a bootable cd or other drives, the system will not also detect your hard disk., there will be no activity to your hardisk, because there is no power even the interface cable is connected. Reconnect only the power, when the system has shut down and power ac cable also disconnected.. If your hard disk is new, you need to have a bootable installation cd (such as windows xp), it will boot to the cd, then you can create partitions (if you want), to the new hard disk, then instllation process will continue, just follow if you are prompted..(note that new hardisk normally not formatted and it will not boot or run without installing operating system program on it)
Q:why my pc is shutting down and restarting only when removing the power cable and connecting it again?
DURTA DURR, THINGS DONT NEED POWER, THEY JUST SUMHOW WORK DURTA DURR UNPLUG BATTERIES FROM A WIRELESS MOUSE DURTA DURR DONT WORRY IT WILL WORK DURTA DURR
Q:It's provided to me by my ISP which is Cox. If I were to unplug the power cord what would happen, would my phone no longer work without another technicians appointment. I know that the motorola cable modem with no phone service you can power cycle that one.
With my Cable company it's the first thing you do (or the first thing tech support tells you to do) when there is any problem. It is set up to restart after power failures and brownouts, so I would say go ahead. If the phone doesn't work after you power cycle, Power cycle again and see if that time works.
Q:I have a SATA hard drive and a SATA cd drive. Is the power supplied through the SATA cable or do i need seporate power cables
there is a sata power cable that u need to plug in, it comes from ur power supply and is a lil different than the normal power cable .
Q:Need advice from tech guys. Can I use laptop charger (20v 3.5A) as adapter with IDE/SATA to USB cable to power 3.5HDD in place of (12v 0.8 A) cheap adapter which just got faulty.
NO!! Don't do that - I got a hard drive in for repair recently where someone did that - she said it fitted so I thought it would be ok, it's got loads of data I need on that drive can you recover it? I was like - not any more I can't. 20v will blow the hard drive. If the PSU has gone on your external drive your best solution is to take the screws out of the external hard drive casing and open it up. You will find inside you have just a standard SATA hard drive.
Q:Things to think about: -valley has steep sides -the slopes are rain forest or small villages -no roads built in the area -the cable towers are 5000 ft apart at some points, but others only 3000 ft -the towers are 15000 ft above the floor, others only 500 ft*activities must not create significant noise*Cables are not allowed to sag below 120 its for my technical report for civil engineering technology....any ideas will help even the craziest ones..thankss soo much
Like ships at sea transferring supplies: start with a thin line shot across, the thin line ties to a heavier one, and finally to the actual heavy weight (power cable in your case). Or how about a helicopter pull.
Q:Can I connect a single HDD and a DVD drive to the same SATA cable or will that draw too much power? I have 3 sata cables and a modular 850W PSU so I could use another cable if I needed to.
Power cables YES Data cables YES *but not recommended. (you would require additional hardware.) Normally the 7 pin DATA cables are considered 1 to 1. BUT with some hardware its possible to change that. Power cables are dependent on your power supply being big enough - 850W certainly sounds big enough but you need to know what is being used, such as is it powering hungry graphics cards etc?
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.

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