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If the question, please ask how the power cable should be set when the set of quotas (08 installation quota)? More
SC pipe welding fluid with welded steel pipe, the general thread connection, or casing welding connection. TC pipe is a thin-walled steel pipe, referred to as wire tube, you can thread connection, tight connection, buckle type connection, not casing welding connection.
There have been severe storms in my country Kenya and power lines have fallen and caused a lot of injuries, some fatal to pedestrians, motorists and others.I am sure if power lines were covered with rubber sheathing or some other apopropriatde material, there would be less likelihood of electrocution, serious injury, fire or property damage. I am a lay person in these matters so I am talking from what I have seen.Thanks in advance.
Let's see... First of all ONLY high voltage power cables do not have protective polymer insulation. Low voltage cables, like the ones that bring outlet tension to homes do have an insulation, usually made of PVC, rubber, silicone and such. The large, 10000Volts, up to and over 200000 volts and so on do not for several reasons: 1. It would be impractical to make. For usual materials, like PVC the thickness of the insulation would be extreme (I think as thick as several centimeters) as to protect from such high voltages. Such insulations would make the cables break under their own weight. 2. The cables heat up really good under the enormous currents and voltages so the insulation plastic would be close to melting point all the time. 3. PVC is quite senzitive to weather curing. It becomes brittle and cracks if left under weather condition for several years so the insulation would still serve to no good. Furthermore, regulations regarding aerial wiring state that they should avoid crossing populated areas, roads, etc. unless absolutely necessary. Also, wires fallen on ground should definitely not be messed with. Furthermore, if high voltage cables were insulated, this would only serve ready made combustion materials for fires in case of short circuits and damages. I guess this takes care of your question...
I have a be quiet! dark power pro 850W. The sleeving is too thick for cable management!! It is a complete mess with the antec 900. its ridiculous as I bought it with cable management in my mind. Can I buy thinner cables on their own? Is there a standard modular fitting size?Thank you.
the capability connectors that plug into the slots on a modular capability furnish are no longer common -- they are particular to that distinctive style of furnish (there is a few standardization for modular PSUs made by a particular producer, yet i does no longer even confirm approximately that). So, in case you opt for further cables, you ought to touch client service on your style of PSU or examine help boards at their internet site to work out what the technique is for paying for them.
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DIY notebook, I recommend you look at the Jingdong Mall, where there are genuine hardware and equipment, that is just the same as the same to buy back, you have to go home to assemble it! Such as CPU, graphics cards, hard drives, processors, heat sinks, monitors and the like can be bought
I have been looking all over the internet for one of the previously stated cords, and I just can't seem to find one. I really don't know much about power cords, but a monitor a friend gave me needs a 12V, 4.0A DC power cable.I would prefer to use a site like newegg, OKorder or cables unlimited (or a large retailer like Walmart).
You okorder
I am buying a graphics card with a 6-pin power cable connection, but i have no six pin power connections, so i need a converter that converts two molex (four pin) plugs into the 6-pin plug that i need. But i have no molex pins, so i need to convert my two sata 15-pin cables to molex pins so that i can complete the circuit. will this work without risking damage to anything, and will it work in the first place?Also, do i HAVE to use _two_ molex cables to make the pci-e (six pin) cable?
hi confident you are able to, you need to purchase FDD 4 pin Molex to finished length Molex adapters or only butcher the cable and solder the recent MOLEX on and use some electric tape on the bare wires (would not seem exceptionally).
This is a clock/phone I was using as a kid. Found it in my basement, and I would like to use it now. I no longer have the original power cable, that's the one needed for the left side. They both look similar, but are not the same. The right side is for the telephone cable. I have no idea what the left's called or where to buy it? I'd appreciate some help if anyone knows what its called, Thanks.
Give them a try. This isn't a common power cord that can be purchased locally. However you may find a used one on OKorder. You can do an OKorder search using the model number of the unit.
What is the meaning of YJVVV and VV22-4 * 25 + 16 in electrical appliances?
2.5 square copper (green, with the threading tube) theory will be able to withstand about 20A current, consider the pipe, temperature and other factors, so according to the actual can withstand about 3 kilowatts of power. In fact the 2.5MM2 copper wire is generally open 16A can withstand about 3.4 kilowatts of power.