SDI CABLES XLPE 600/1000V Single Core Copper per AS/NZS 5000.1
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SDI cable for Australia market 600/1000V to AS/NZS 5000.1
Applications:
For mains, submains and subcircuits unenclosed, enclosed in conduit, buried direct or in underground ducts for buildings and industrial plants where not subject to mechanical damage. Suitable where space is at premium and/or where conditions of overload may occur. Suitable for glanding.
Rated voltage: 600/1000V
Conductor: Copper 16~630 mm2
Insulation: XLPE, X-90. Natural
sheath: PVC, 5V-90. Black
Environmental performance: Normal operating temp. 90℃
Standards compliance: AS/NZS 5000.1
OEM can be available
Remark: Flame retardant or fire resistance or Low Smoking and Halogen free or other property can be available
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- Q:I have two 9 volt batteries, two 9 volt battery holders with a red and black wire coming from them, one switch with two prongs coming out of it and one light bulb. How can i arrange these items so i have two 9 volt batteries powering this one light bulb with a switch in the middle?
- Lets assume the bulb is rated at 9v. Then take the two red leads from the holders and twist them together, then take the two black leads and twist them together. Now you have the batteries in parallel. Take the red lead and hook it to one side of the switch, then take the other side of the switch and hook it to one contact of the bulb. Now take the other contact of the bulb and hook it to the black lead and this completes the circuit. If the bulb is rated at 18 volta, then take one of the holders and hook its red lead to the other holders black lead. This will make the batteries in series and you will have 18v. Just make sure the bulb is rated for this, otherwise it will flash and no lighty no mo
- Q:I was digging a hole for a plant outside, and accidentally cut into electrical wiring that runs to my outdoors shed. Is there a safe way for a novice to fix this, or should I pass this on to a professional?
- DO NOT TAPE IT you need to to shut the power off to that circuit before you attempt anything.Go to your breaker box and shut the fuse to that circuit off. Then because it is outside you now have a real problem as if the cable has cut through the inner cables they could be touching and then when the power is turned on it could cause damage or even start a fire. I would advice an electrician to do the work as it is outdoor and must be done perfect,as any slip ups here could invalidate your insurance if your house was to catch fire due to the cable being damaged then the insurance wont pay. But if you really insist on doing it your self then who am I to say no.So I would dig a square patch of around the cable then cut the cable were the damage has been caused.Buy your self a waterproof junction box (Must be submersible junction or it can be called IP68).Then put that into the ground and connect your cables into the junction and use a connector block to join the two cables together.Then job done.
- Q:I keep having a dream (at least once a week) where I'm working on electrical wiring in someone's house. I'm either wiring a circuit panel, pulling wire for a new circuit, etc. I'm 16 years old.
- Electrical wiring would be a symbol of the way someone is wired. Whose house are you doing the wiring?
- Q:If electrical wires were built underground then there would never be any outages from storms. I'm sure they thought of this and there's a reason why, I just wanna kno what's the reason?
- They are, in newer neighbourhoods (developed since the 1970s at least) or otherwise where practical. In older neighborhoods it might be too disruptive and expensive. Feeders and long distance transmission lines are usually overhead because it is usually cheaper and easier to maintain. Another is that underground means that flooding can affect underground equipment.
- Q:I have an unused electrical plug outlet that I want to tie into and run 110v to the barn. The plug outlet is 72 feet from the circuit breaker then from the plug outlet to the barn is another 70 feet or so. Is that too long a run or is it within specs?Thanks
- Romex Electrical Wire
- Q:Home decoration, the original electrician to open the single to buy is 2.51.5 BVV line, and later he drilled holes are not big enough (more lines, there are network cable, monitoring, video) said to switch to BVR line. I would like to ask, with a single strand of the line is good or more shares of the good, or are the same, if the single shares of the good I would like to put him big hole again. Hurry more
- BVV stands for PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, copper core (hard) cloth wire. Often referred to as jacket line, single-core is round, double-core is flat. Often used to mount wires. BVR stands for PVC insulated, copper core (soft) cloth wire. Often referred to as soft lines. As the wire is relatively soft, often used for electric drag and motor connection and the cable often have a slight movement of the occasion. It is recommended to use BVR line, there are strong and weak not to be wired together, that is, network cable, monitoring line, video lines and wires can not be in the same slot.
- Q:I Have 3 wires coming from the pole to my home. Ones for electricity,telephone and i dont know the other. Anyway, these 3 cables hang right above my driveway, it is a pain to play basketball because i keep hitting the cables. WOuld an electrician be able to move them? What would the cost be?
- An electrician can move the box but the electric company will have to move the wires to the new location. Not sure about cost but can tell you it's not cheap.
- Q:I am getting quotes for installing a Guardian back generator. One contractor wants to charge almost $1200.00 to extend the electric wire 68' across the basement to the circuit box. I know this wire is very cheap, and I've paid electricians about $90 per hour in the past. A task like this should take a pro no more than an hour to do. I feel they are trying to cheat me.
- USA Wire is NOT very cheap. Copper has increased exponentially lately. If you think you are being cheated, get three quotes. If they are all within 10%, take the least expensive. If one of them is 40% or 50% less than the other two, he is the one who is going to cheat you by giving you less than what you expect. Make sure the work is performed by a licensed electrician and obtain a permit.
- Q:I use the rosin with the solder, like DIY mp. but I do not know why the wire hit tin tin was Asia opened, and no sticky, under the novice, ask for more advice
- Dark tube wall clean and tidy, not exposed; trunking affect the appearance
- Q:I am adding a new outlet and switch and my existing wire in the wall is about a foot short. Can I splice another foot if wire to that to make it long enough?
- As a couple of the others have said, NO you can not, it has to be spliced in a box, and be accessible later. no wire nuts and tape, that won't cut it either. What's with the 110 volt wire, never seen that one before,we use the same wire for 120 volt or 240 volt circuits, the number of conductors just vary. There is a product out there that you crimp on the ends of romex for number 12 and number 14 that is like a plug, they use them on double wide trailer houses, but they really are not to be concealed, none of the electrical inspectors around here would let you use that that way. Cut in a box and splice in the box and go to where you want. Just be care full of the advice you see here on yahoo there are very few who really know anything about anything that has to do with electrical in the real world here, just make sure your fire insurance is paid up and current, we got experts here than think a 10/3 romex is okay on a 50 amp breaker, so if in doubt call an electrician, IBEW has electricians all over the country.
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SDI CABLES XLPE 600/1000V Single Core Copper per AS/NZS 5000.1
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shekou
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
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