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Aluminum or Copper Conductor, Steel Armoured, Power Cable

Aluminum or Copper Conductor, Steel Armoured, Power Cable

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 Aluminum or Copper Conductor, Steel Armoured, Power Cable  

 

1  Main application

 For XLPE insulated power cable,either chemical method or physical method is employed to transform the molecular structure of  PE from chain into three-dimensional network,i.e. Termo-plastic PE is transformed 

into thermosetting XLPE. After cross-linking,the thermal and mechanical properties of PE have been 

greatly improved while its excellent electrical property are still retained.

 2  Product Standards

The product is manufactured according to the standard of GB/12706-2008 or IEC,BS,DIN and ICEA upon request

  

3  Range of application

The product is suitable for power transmission and distribution lines with rated power frequency voltage 0.6/1 kV~26/35 kV

 4 Type,designation and application

Type

Designation

Application

Cu

Al

CU/XLPE/PVC

AL/XLPE/PVC

Cu core(Al core)XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cable 

Laying indoors, in tunnel, fixed on the bracket, pipe and buried in the soil, 

the cable can not bear external mechanical forces.

CU/XLPE/PE

AL/XLPE/PE

Cu core(Al core)XLPE insulated PE sheathed power cable

CU/XLPE/DSTA/PVC

AL/XLPE/DSTA/PVC

Cu core(Al core)XLPE insulated double of steel-tape armored PVC sheathed power cable

For laying indoors, in tunnel, cable trench, or direct in ground, 

able to bear external mechanical forces, but unable to bear large pulling force.

CU/XLPE/DSTA/PE

AL/XLPE/DSTA/PE

Cu core(Al core)XLPE insulated double of steel-tape armored PE sheathed power cable

 CU/XLPE/SWA/PVC

AL/XLPE/SWA/PVC

Cu core(Al core)XLPE insulated steel-wire armored PVC sheathed power cable

For laying indoors, in tunnel, cable trench, well or direct in ground, 

able to bear external mechanical forces and certain pulling force

CU/XLPE/SWA/PE

AL/XLPE/SWA/PE

Cu core(Al core)XLPE insulated steel-wire armored PE sheathed power cable

 FAQ

Q:How about your quality?

A:Quality is our culture, our products has to be checked with engineer, QC and sales, customer together, The products’ qualified rate need to be over 95%.

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Q:here's the portion of the psu's specifications from a website:1 x 24-pin ATX Motherboard1 x 8-pin EPS12V Motherboard1 x 6-pin PCI-E4 x Serial ATA1 x 8-pin PCI-E4 x 4-pin LP4 Peripheral Device1 x 4-pin SP4 Floppy Drive... i'm getting a phenom II x4 cpu, am3 motherboard, sata hard drive, dvd drive/burner, and radeon hd 4870 which needs two 6-pin pci express connections for power... would my psu have enough cables/connections for all my components?... from what i've read, the 8-pin pci-e cable is also a 6+2 pin pci-e cable? if so, then i can use the 6-pin pci-e and the 8-pin pci-e to power up my 4870? only helpful answers pls. =]
The latest AM3 motherboards I've seen all have a *4* pin CPU connector. It's somewhat common for power supplies to have a 4+4 CPU power connector. The specifications for your listed power supply list an 8-pin (EPS12V) motherboard connector. Unless that is a 4+4 configuration, you won't be able to power your motherboard with it. Other than that, the power supply would probably work OK. If you need a different power supply, check out a Corsair 650TX. That has the specifications and connectors that it will work OK with your video card and CPU, regardless of what motherboard you choose.
Q:I just bought the 8800gt, but i don't have the cable to connect it to the power supply.So what cable do i need ??I found those but i am not sure
If you want to find out what cables you need there are two ways. 1. check the manual or guide that came with the device to see if it says what cables you need. 2. take the device with to a hardware or electronics store and ask the clerks there to help you find the right cables for you're device.
Q:Just curious i also want to have my ps3 in good condition so i was wondering how durable is the power and av cables
they would last for years if you dont pull them or stomp on them... they are that good!
Q:I already looked at the company website and could not find the ordering option for those specific cords. HELP PLEASE!!
each video demonstrate that i'm conscious of comes with a means twine and a VGA cable. despite if it rather is DVI in a position, then some comprise a DVI cable, others save a pair of greenbacks and don't. Ask once you purchase it.
Q:I'm referring to the older models of both the PS2 and PS3, not the slim models.
Controllers, yes, you just need a special adapter. Power cable, absolutely not, since the PS3 Fat uses a 3-prong power cable like what computers use and the PS2 uses a completely different kind with only 2.
Q:I want to switch to cable phone (indeed, that Triple play service offered by companies as Optimum or Time Warner). When power fails, you dont?expect to have Cable TV or internet, but phone service is different. You really need it all the time. Some people told me outages affect cable phone service. I?m very concerned because some neighborhoods in my city have had blackouts recently.
I specifically put that question to my cable provider a few months ago. This was the official answer Quoted: ----------------------- Hello Jeff. Thank you for your email. The answer to your query is surrounded by a few variables, the main one being your proximity to the ‘node’ that your Internet service feeds off. In the event of a neighbourhood-wide power outage, our “nodes” are equipped by back-up batteries that may be able to supply the required signals for the modem to receive and transmit, though limited in duration. But as with any supposedly fool-proof system, there always exists the possibility of fortuitous failure. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Bob. Rep. no. 2597. E-Services Calgary, Telephone: 310-SHAW, Shaw Communications Inc. --------------------- So, in short, they do have battery backup for Internet on the local nodes... but for how long it will last is unknown and not guaranteed. That said, I am currently only using cable Internet to transport my VoIP services. I pulled the plug on my local telco, months ago. I have my cable modem, router, VoIP ATA adapter, and cordless phones connected to a battery-backed-up UPS power supply. But, these are all only temporary backup solutions. If you feel too nervous about not having phone or 911 service during a power outage... then, don't do it. Or, get a cell as your emergency backup comms.
Q:I'm going to be running 1/0 gauge power wire in my car. My amp only accepts 4 gauge. Is it better to run 1 the whole way through and use power cable adaptors to fit the amp or run the 1 gauge into a distribution block that sizes the output wire down to a 4?
1 gauge to the d-block, 4 to the amps/caps.
Q:And can u please explain in detail how u get xbox live i dont want any free survey things just like do i have to buy a card how much it is do i need extra cables? ok thx!
for the original xbox thats right, OK first step: 1: get an ethernet cable 2: get a DSL modem 3: Hook up modem to wall 4: hook ethernet cable to back of xbox 5: go to the dashboard thingy,(dont know what it is on original) 6: go to xbox live and purchase it.
Q:Hey! I bought a new sound system for my truck including 4 new speakers, a sub, a 5-channel amp, and I'm running all new wiring. So far I've got the 3 RCA cables ran, along with the blue remote turn-on wire along the right side of my truck. I plan to run the Power wire down the left side and then to my amp.I've heard that you put the power wire and RCA cables on different sides, which is what I've done, but is it ok for my speaker wires to be run beside or close to the power wire(4-gauge fyi)?For example, the right side speaker wires wont be near it, but the left side speaker wires will be...Will this cause any weird noise from my speakers?I don't have the names/etc of all my gear right in front of me, but if u rly need it, I will quot;add detailsfor you! Thanks!!
Well....That is determined by how colossal the amp is. An extension wire has either 2 or three wires inside of at someplace between sixteen and 12 gauge wire. You could twist the entire conductors together and be excellent up to about 40 amps with three 12 gauge wires. The quandary with amplifiers is current no longer voltage. The thicker the wire the more present it will handle. Most any wire you purchase is rated as a minimum 120V. Check what dimension fuse the amp requires, whether it is more than 30 to forty amps i would purchase the correct size single wire for the amp. Also, fuse the wire at the battery. Fire is just not our pal. :)
Q:Is it? I leave the power cable for hours when at home, when letting it process video and such and sometimes drain the battery when not used much.Thanks for any help.
It isn't good to overcharge a Li-Ion batter, but some devices/batteries are better than others at preventing damage even when there is a continuous supply of power. I'm assuming it's a lithium-ion battery. If it isn't you need to throw your laptop away and buy a new one with a li-ion batter :) On a more serious note, it probably isn't GOOD for it, but it isn't TERRIBLE either. They say that li-ion batteries aren't susceptible to memory loss, but that is debated by people who actually use the device. However, li-ion batteries WILL expire after being charged a certain number of times, so it is best to allow it to (almost) fully discharge before recharging. When you notice that it's fully charged, go ahead and unplug it if possible, and when you need it to charge, just plug it back in. But I'm no battery expert, so your best option would be to call a computer store (or battery store) and ask them. Or perhaps there are some battery experts browsing Yahoo answers tonight?

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