XLPE Insulated No Halogen Low Smoke Fire Retardant Power Cable For Rated Voltage

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XLPE Insulated No Halogen Low Smoke Fire Retardant Power Cable For Rated Voltage

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Product Introduction:

This product is produced in accordance with RCC-E and NF serises standards and IEC60502、IEC60332-3、IEC60754、IEC60103-4, etc standard. After fired, this product cannot spread combustion and possesses halogen, low smoke, no toxicity, no corrosion and so on characteristics. It is suitable for nuclear power station, underground facilities, tunnel, high-rise and broadcast television station, etc.fields. It is laid at electric power circuit with 35kV of rated voltage and is used as power transmission/distribution.

Operating Characteristics:

ØRated Voltage：1.8/3~3.6/6kV

ØMin. Ambient Temperature: -40℃

ØNormal Operating Temperature：90~250℃

ØMin. bending radius is no less than 30 times of cable thickness

Specification:

Type

No. of cores

Rated voltage kV

0.6/1

1.8/3

3.6/6

6/6

6/10

8.7/10

8.7/15

18/20～

26/35

Nom. cross-sectional area mm²

WDZA-YJY WDZA-YJLY

WDZB-YJY WDZB-YJLY

WDZC-YJY WDZC-YJLY

2.5～1000

10～1000

25～1000

35～1000

50～1000

WDZA-YJY33 WDZA-YJLY33

WDZB-YJY33 WDZB-YJLY33

WDZC-YJY33 WDZC-YJLY33

10～10000

25～10000

35～10000

50～10000

WDZA-YJY43 WDZA-YJLY43

WDZB-YJY43 WDZB-YJLY43

WDZC-YJY43 WDZC-YJLY43

10～10000

25～10000

35～10000

50～10000

WDZA-YJY WDZA-YJLY

WDZB-YJY WDZB-YJLY

WDZC-YJY WDZC-YJLY

3+1

3+2

4+1

2.5～400

10～300

25～300

WDZA-YJY23 WDZA-YJLY23

WDZB-YJY23 WDZB-YJLY23

WDZC-YJY23 WDZC-YJLY23

4～400

10～300

25～300

WDZA-YJY33 WDZA-YJLY33

WDZB-YJY33 WDZB-YJLY33

WDZC-YJY33 WDZC-YJLY33

4～400

10～300

25～300

WDZA-YJY43 WDZA-YJLY43

WDZB-YJY43 WDZB-YJLY43

WDZC-YJY43 WDZC-YJLY43

4～400

10～300

25～300

XLPE Insulated No Halogen Low Smoke Fire Retardant Power Cable For Rated Voltage

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Q: My power supply cable to the motherboard is only 20 pin and the motherboard has a slot to take a 24 pin power cord. The 20 pin will fit but 4 slots are just left empty. The motherboard LED light comes on showing it has power. When I try to boot up the motherboard runs but the hard drive doesn't boot or the screen isn't working. Could this be b/c of not having a 24 pin power cable?I know the video card and HD work b/c I just transfered them from another motherboard that was a 20 pin. Any ideas?: yes it will... most of the power cords are 20pins now... the mobos are built for 24 just for compatibility with some rare power supplies... just stick it in all the way to the left and leave the right 4 pins empty... about the boot problems check your RAM speed... more than likely you have old RAM sticks that cannot run on your new mobo (by the looks of it it seems like you just purchased a new one)... most new motherboard will not take anything less than 400MHz... I think you will have to purchase new RAM too... that is usually the case...

Q: Help in English:do these expressions have exactly the same meaning?: A cable is usually thicker than a cord. When I hear power cable, I tend to think of industrial machinery.

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Q: when I Plug off power cable in my Laptop compaq v3424tu why its flucatuating the screen.Recently I am using windows XP.Pls reply if any suggestion.: Maybe the power management resetting the notebook after unplug the power. it's not reset the whole system, only adjusting into battery mode (long life). Commonly, the screen will blank a moment. it's normal. the setting can be found in Control Panel, Power Option.

Q: How to choose the type of street lamp cable specifications, anxious: Depends on your number is not arranged in order, the general building room when the patch panel and the user board number is one to one correspondence

Q: Soooooo I don't know much about electronics, but... I'm pretty that my AC power cable for my new receiver was made wrong. You know how it supposed to have a positive and a negative pins? well they are both the same. I know that the wall outlet has the little whole and the bigger one. I've seen some AC power cables that only have the little flat pins so they fit on the wall outlet. My cable has two of the big flat pins... so I can't plug it in the outlet. What do I do? is there like a plug I could buy? I've been using google but I can't find anything...: The hot side of outlets has a smaller socket dimension, and that's supposed to prevent a plug that has an assigned neutral from being plugged in with the neutral (wider blade) side connected to the hot side. If your plug has two of the wider blades, then that does sound like a manufacturing defect. I'd complain to the manufacturer or vendor. Hopefully the power cord is removable, so you don't have to return the whole unit.

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