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Silicon Rubber NBR Sheathed Converter Power Cable

Silicon Rubber NBR Sheathed Converter Power Cable

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Silicon Rubber NBR Sheathed Converter Power Cable

Product Description

Features and Applications

  The cable is used the transmission lines which need high-level of screening requirement,especially used as the connection cables in the converter control system under 0.6/1kV. There is more higher requirements for frequency transmission system, especially for IGBT semi-conductor converter technology.The high frequency will generate magnetic field around and to avoid the interference, the cables between the converter and 3P motor should have good resistance to interference, low capacitance, and low transmission reactance.

Note: The converter cable is a screened power cable, with the ground wire put between the 3 main cores wrap around the 3 main cores, in order to uniform the electric field, and improve the radiation level. It is used as connection cable between the big power converter and convertible motor.

Executive standard

Q/AHXYLY08-2009

Application

The inverter power supply cable box frequency control motor drive system. It is used for frequency control drive system as power supply cable or near the cable.This products are suitable for transmission lines in steel works, petrol chemical, power plants, paper making, textile, metal processing and food stuff automatic production lines, as well as pumps, blowers and air conditions.

Max temperature and working voltage

1 .XLPE insulation converter cable works at max. 90°C, and 250°C in the case of short-circuit.

  Silicon rubber insulation converter cable works at max. 180°C.and 300°C in the case of short-circuit.

2. The bending of the converter cable during transportation, storage, radiation, conveying and

operation is more than 5°C,during fixed lay-up more than 0°C

The bending of the silicon rubber insulation converter cable during transportation, storage,radiation, conveying and operation is more than -20°C, during fixed lay-up more than -25°C.

3. The bending radius is 15 times of the cable diameter. Soft cable is 10 times of cable diameter.

4. Rated voltage is 600/1000V, AC test voltage 3500V.

Technical Index

1 .DC resistance of the cable according to GB/T3956

2. Hit by 50Hz, 3.5KV/5min voltage test without puncture

3. Insulation resistance of the cable in 20°C,F-plastic no less than 300MW/km, silicon rubber no less than 300MΩ/km.

4. Screen layer transmission resistance:

  At 100MHz. Transmission resistance no more than 100 W/m, Screening restrain coefficient no more than 0.7.

Type and Designation

Type

Name

BPGGP

Silicon rubber insulated and sheathed copper wire woven screening heat resistant converter power cable

BPGGP2

Silicon rubber insulated and sheathed copper tape wrapping screening heat resistant converter power cable

BPGGPP2

Silicon rubber insulated and sheathed copper wire woven copper tape wrapping screening heat resistant converter power cable                                                                                      

BPGGP3

Silicon rubber insulated and sheathed A1-plastic wrapping screening heat resistant power cable

BPGVFP

Silicon rubber insulated NBR sheathed copper wire woven screening heat resistant converter power cable

BPGVFP2

Silicon rubber insulated NBR sheathed copper tape wrapping screening heat resistant converter power cable

BPGVFPP2

Silicon rubber insulated NBR sheathed copper wire woven copper tape wrapping screening heat resistant converter power cable

BPGVFP3

Silicon rubber insulated NBR sheathed A1-plastic wrapping screening heat resistant converter power cable

BPFFP

F-plastic insulated and sheathed copper wire woven heat resistant screening converter power cable

BPFFP2

F-plastic insulated and sheathed copper tape wrapping heat resistant screening converter power cable

BPFFPP2

F-plastic insulated and sheathed copper wire woven copper tape wrapping heat resistant screening Converter

BPFFP3

F-plastic insulated and sheathed Al-plastic wrapping heat resistant screening converter power cable

BPVVP

PVC insulated and sheathed copper wire woven screening converter power cable

BPVVP2

PVC insulated and sheathed copper tape wrapping screening converter power cable

BPVVPP2

PVC insulated and sheathed copper wire woven copper tape wrapping screening converter power cable

Continued

Type

Name

BPVVP3

PVC insulated and sheathed A1-plastic wrapping screening converter power cable

BPYJVP

XLPE insulated PVC sheathed copper wire woven screening converter power cable

BPYJVP2

XLPE insulated PVC sheathed copper tape wrapping screening converter power cable

BPYJVPP2

XLPE insulated PVC sheathed copper wire woven copper tape wrapping screening converter power cable

BPYJVP3

XLPE insulated PVC sheathed AL-plastic wrapping screening converter power cable

Note: The above cable can be made into flame-retardant and fire-proof products

Code and Meaning

Type

Name

BP

Frequency variation power cable

copper conductor

Omit

G

Silicon rubber insulation or sheath

F

F46 insulation or sheath

V

PVC insulation or sheath

YJ

XLPE insulation

VF

NBR sheath

P(Pl)

Copper wire woven shield(tinned)

P2

Copper tape wrapped shield

P3

Al-polyester wrapped shield

PP2

Copper wire woven copper tape wrapped shield


Q:Hi! I want to buy I new Hard Drive but I've got a problem. I have the IDE conector but I don't have the Power Cable. It is connected to my Video Card. Can I add a new one? Can I use a power cable from a optical drive(CD/DVD)? Thanks!
All you need to do is pop down to your local computer store and get a power splitter, just make sure you get the right type, IDE and SATA drives have a different kind of power connector, so just make 100% sure before you buy!
Q:This is a self built computer. When using it in a different room, it functioned normally. However, now that I've moved it to a new room, it would constantly reboot or just loses power entirely. With the latter, I would have to remove the power cable and hold the on button for a while before I could turn it back on. Also, when I shut it down, the computer would reboot by itself instead.
Hi There, I would suggest shutting it down, unplugging the power and holding the power button on for a few seconds to discharge any remaining power. Next open the side cover and check all the cables to make sure none have worked loose while moving to the next room. While the case is open would be a good time to blow out any dust, etc inside and clean any air filters. Hope this helps, Al
Q:i have a lightning audio amp, it was wokring a few months ago when i pulled it out of my car, i tried yesterday to see if it worked, it turned one for 5 seconds and went into protection mode, so i tested it with the battery and it did the same, and the cables got hot, and help please
yeah you probably need bigger hots and grounds your wires should never get hot
Q:I'm new to PCs and I recently bought a Dell Optiplex 745 desktop PC but it came without cables. I thought I had the correct power cord but it turns out I gave it away to friends. I have the power cable that you plug into the wall which has the standard PC kettle plug (the correct one for PCs not an actual kettle plug) that you'd usually plug into an adapter then into your PC but I'm not sure if you can just plug it in without the correct adapter. I have Googled but cant make head nor tail of it all. And by adapter I mean the cable with the little box that you usually plug into a device such as a PC, laptop or Xbox 360 before you connect the cable to the mains.Thanks.
It all comes down to the amount of output that the pc is set to take. I would think that you would be fine without the adapter, assuming it already works. If you do decide to do this make sure you set up a surge protector, dont just plug it into the wall. A power surge could fry the internals and brick the pc.
Q:so I bought a new power supply to go with my new case and motherboard, and when I recived the new power supply it didn't have a power cable That Plugs into the wall, can I use the one from my old power supply or will I have to get a new one? Cause I tried using it and my pc didn't turn on, or is my power supply that I got possibly dead?
every power supply I've gotten for years uses completely standard, detachable power cords. I've never yet seen one that will not use the same cords as all the others. Use the one from the old supply
Q:Physically, I want to know what the cable looks like around the part that plugs into the laptop. I have a kink in the cable around that point, but don't know if cutting it and soldering is an option, depending on how complicated that part of the cable is. The rest of the cable is really simple (positive and negative) but does it get complex at the end?Note: I'm only talking about the cable, not the laptop jack itself. I'm talking about the end farthest away from the brick, that plugs into the laptop. I wanna know what that looks like, and how easy it would be to repair.
i could take it decrease back and characteristic them replace the device board. you're able to be able to correctly be properly on your thank you to frying it out for one, and a pair of, i does not have confidence that board because of the fact that now there is probable actual harm to it. extra useful to swap the whole board if below guarantee and it may desire to have a socket soldered on it already. If this is not below guarantee, this is an costly restore, value of the board could properly be $3 hundred+, exertions, one and a a million/2 to 2 hours, could properly be $one hundred fifty minimum to $2 hundred. an entire of $500, that could get a clean laptop in case you seem not straight forward adequate you're transforming into to be considered attempting on the place to circulate from here. If it approaches $4 hundred to repair, i could get a clean laptop. extra low priced, swifter and extra handy interior the quick and long-term. the recent it is straight forward to have a guaranty for if this occurs returned, the producer has to repair it at no value to you.
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.
Hi, No you can only have one hard drive or cd drive per sata data cable. Do you perhaps mean a power cable, if so yes that should be OK. Arnak
Q:It never occurred to me that the power cable -- the one connected from the outlet to the laptop's AC brick -- is rated at quot;125V - 7Aquot;. Does that mean it won't be able to handle the 240V in some countries? The brick itself is rated 100V - 240V, so it can be used internationally. In fact, I spent a year in France, where I used my Dell Inspiron just fine (with a prong adapter so it'll fit into the socket). The reason why I'm paying attention to the power cable is because the cable for my Nikon D80 battery charger has a quot;USsticker on it. The charger itself can handle 240V, but does this mean the cable cannot?
If the power cord has a converter connected to it, then you can use it up to the voltage listed on the box. Yes, you will need an adapter though. If you are uncertain you could also call the maker of your laptop, or an electronics store.
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:is it possible to split the live wire feeding my car stereo into 3 feeds so one is my stereo , two is my satnav power cable and the 3rd is my reversing sensor display. will this overload the wires? any advice how i can do this would be most helpful. thanks
I'm assuming you mean the wire providing the 12-volt power to your radio? And you want to connect other unit's it? It all depends on how much current is drawn by the additional units. Do they have fuses? What sizes are they? Backup cameras usually draw very little current and have really thin wires. Shouldn't be a problem. What type of navigation device? Does it use a DVD-ROM or is it just on a chip, like a portable Tom Tom, Garvin, etc.? If neither of the units' fuses exceed 5 amps, I'd say you're safe (in most cars) running it from the radio's power wire. However, you didn't state the type of car. Late-model GM cars or Audi/Volkswagen have low-current radio wires that use computers. They are known as data bus or can bus systems. I'd avoid connecting to these.

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