XLPE insulation High Voltage Power Cable rated 110kV
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Application: It is widely used in power supply system that rated voltage is 64/110kV. For indoors, in tunnel, cable trench, or direct burial, also in the damp place and underground water level higher place, be able to bear external mechanical forces and certain pulling force.
Standard: Comply with GB/T 11017-2002 nominal voltage 110kv XLPE insulated power cables and their accessories.
Technical characters:
1. Rated voltage U0/U, Um: 64/110，126kV
2. Long-term operating temperature is up to 90℃.
3. If short-circuited (not exceeding max 5s), the highest conductor temperature not exceeding 250℃.
4. The environmental temperature for installation not below 0℃.
5. Bending radius: not smaller than that 25 times of its diameter.
Cable cross-section figuration:
- Q: Does the nvidia GT 520 require any power supply cables to be attached to it or do only the mid/higher end cards like HD 6870 require psu cables to be attached?Thanks
- for low end cards, you dont need an additional 6 pin or 8 pin power cable for it. It is only for mid range and high range cards that need additional cable for it. For GT 520, you don't need it.
- Q: The computer is a Hp compaq.So I took the connector out of the computer but left it in the power socket.When I tried to reinsert the connector I hit the metal back panel of the computer and it made contact so I was wondering what is the part(s) that is likely to be broken?I want to know it so I can replace the damaged parts.Thanks in advance of your help.
- The power cable should have enough rubber/plasitc to stop contact with power supply directly unless you seen a spark I would try the a different cable. Is the power supply turned on? If it did spark and is turned on try swapping the power supply. Actually I missread, it touched the case itself so now you have to start swapping all parts starting with the power supply, then motherboard if that doesnt work. I hope you have some spare parks around. you could also take out the power supply and you will see a long 24-pin connector you can short the 1 green wire with a black one to see if the power supply turns on. The connector is a cable comming from the PSU not on the motherboard. And lastly each time you try to start the computer after swapping somthing only have the essentials to have it start. No CD drive extra HDD etc.
- Q: I got two mobile GPS units for my car which use a mini USB interface for powering. One of the units didn't come with a cigarette adapter so I am trying to figure out how to power it. Can I just use a normal USB cable? I would tap the red wire into the fuse box in my car, and ground the black wire to the frame. So:-Can a mini USB cable handle 12V for ~5ft-Is that the right way to connect them?Thanks!
- I believe usb cables supply 5 volts. You might want to check that before you fry something.
- Q: We have AT U-verse and we lost power during a storm. The picture returned and sound through the tv speakers but our surround sound did not. We have an Onkyo receiver along with the U-Verse cable box but nothing was changed.Any ideas?
- There is a chance a surge may have damaged some components in your receiver. Power Surges are brief spikes of abnormally high voltage spikes (excess electricity) that can cause immediate damage to sensitive electronics. Surges can be caused from lightning, the utility company (coming in through your breaker box) or electronics with-in your home such as a vacuum, spin cycle on the washing machine etc... Surges can enter your home through your cable line as well and damage anything connected to it cable box, TV, surround sound connected to TV or cable box at the time of the surge... You can prevent this by installing a cable surge protector on your cable line and using a surge protector strip to plug your entertainment system into so the surges will damage these items instead of reaching your electronics and causing you all this hassle. If storms seem to cause this scenario often you could look into getting phone protection as well as a whole house surge protector on your breaker box.
- Q: in the system unit
- The data cable is used to pass data ( digital information ), but the power cable is used to give the power (electricity) to the device
- Q: Cable zc_y v22 what does it mean
- If you put seven 1.0 square conductor twisted together, as a power can of course. But you twisted the copper wire, how to solve the insulation? In addition, the manual twist, then there is the problem of density, can not be a bit twisted copper wire twisted round? And if you put the seven core core is not peeling, directly twisted together, then, when the wire when the core heat how you solve. So, do not use this line to do home improvement. But if you want to use this line to do the lamp line or can.
- Q: Two weeks ago, my 1 yr 19 lcd monitor began to flicker? Why? The power cord and usb cable are secure?
- Its possible that the graphics card or the monitor itself are malfunctioning. Try plugging the monitor into another machine to test it. Its also possible the VGA/DVI cable is bad and that is causing the flicker.
- Q: The green light on the back of the power supply comes on when the power cable is plugged. also, every time i plug in the power cable, the fan on the power supply wants to spin, but it stops. The squeezing noise remains and i push the power button - nothing comes on.Before, it used to come on for a few seconds and then it will turn off by itself. I though it was a virus, so i restarted in safe mode to scan it. The PC stayed on for like 30 minutes and then it turned off by itself. But every since it doesn't wants to come on. Is the power supply gone? If so, how can still the green button comes on and the squeezing noise remains?well, I bought a power supply, and with the new power supply, nothing comes on - not even the squeezing noiseplease help me out! I need my PC! thanx in advanced!
- hello there , either your psu is dead or clogged up with dust and dirt. cheap to buy a replacement though and easy to fit.
- Q: So, recently i purchased a new graphic card and it requires two 6 Pin PCI Express Power Cables. My current power supply generates 650W and only has 1 six pin PCI express power cable. Im at a loss to what to do now. Do i purchase a new power supply that has more pci express cables? Or do i open it up and add a new cable? Thanks if you can take the time to answer my question.
- you can purchase a molex to 6 pin pci express power adapter, this will fix the problem. This solution will work only if you have a spare molex connector you are not using Forget about what that other person said, that your power supply isn't big enough. 650w is more than enough to power a mid to high range graphics card
- Q: can i use the dynex ac power cable for a sharp aquos 32 in LC-32D47UT or if i cant can someone give me a link?
- With DC (battery power) cables, you have several things to consider before hooking one up to your equipment. AC power cables are all interchangeable within the same voltage (120V), so if it fits the back of the TV it will be fine. If you are in Europe, disregard this answer.
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