110Kv up armoured high tension xlpe lead sheathed cables

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Specifications

extral high voltage cable
1.Professional manufacture
2.Competitive price with international stand

Executive standard

International: IEC 60502-2, IEC 60228, IEC 60840, IEC62067

Chinese: GB/Z 18890-2002

Other standards such as BS,DIN and ICEA upon request

Applications

This product is suitable for AC rated voltage(u0/u)to 127/220kv transmission line system of neutral point grounding.

Production range of cable

Type	Nomber of core	Rated Voltage kV
		127/220
		Nominal cross-section of conductlr mm2
YJLW02 YJLW03	1	400	500	630	800	1000	1200	1400	1600	1800	2000	2200	2500

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110Kv up armoured high tension xlpe lead sheathed cables

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110Kv up armoured high tension xlpe lead sheathed cables

Q: I have a very old computer tower without the fat monitor. (which i through away years ago) I have some pictures on it that i would like to extract, but i don't know how to. And i lost the power cable to the tower. I would appreciate if you could help me. Thanks: If you don't mind a bit of dust you an open the case and extract the Hard drive (It is hard to get the case off some old computers) Once its out, you can take it to a computer repair/shop and get them to get the stuff off of it.

Q: im upgrading amps from 200 to 1000 and i was wondering if the cables will restrict the current at all? right now i have a 225 watt cord set: 200 to 1000 (if you have that much power) from 20hz to 20,000hz i would sugest a dedicated line .strictly for your home theatre gear,with a good power conditioner- with some good power cords,as well as speaker cables. also on the current issue the longer the runs of speaker cables the more current you will lose ,

Q: Where can I buy a power cable with converter for a Dell Inspiron 2200?: Try okorder and select your region. Browse there Notebook and Mobility Solutions and they may have what you are looking for.

Q: So I've had my laptop for about a year and a half now and I've gone through 4 power cables, 3 non-factory. What happens with each one is, I plug it in, the blue light surrounding the hole turns on, the end of the power cable that plugs into my laptop gets super hot and either melts the power cable, or when I plug the cable in, the light won't come on unless I have it in just right. This usually starts to happen between one and three months after I get a new cable. It's starting to go through them faster now, any ideas?: you have a power short in the computer that's why it is getting to hot and melting the cables, get it seen to immediately

Q: i am in the process of building my computer and i have just received my Samsung SH-B123L 12x BD-ROM. But it did not come with a sata power lead. dose any one know were i can get it from or dose it come with the PSU which i have not got yet.: Power cables for optical and hard drives are provided by the PSU. Just ensure that when you pick your PSU that it has the correct SATA drive power ends that will meet your needs.

Q: If i bought a graphics card with a power cord, cable, plug thingy, will it matter how much power my desktop can produce? Because i know some graphics card use quite abit of power and my desktop is old and does very little power.. So yeah.: yes if the graphics card needs more power than that it already gets from a motherboard, you will most likely need a power supply that

Q: I just got done building my new computer, and am putting in my cd-room's.When i plug in the power to them they will open, but when i connect them to the motherboard with the ide cable they wont open.And yes i have everything plugged in right.: did you try a different CD rom? might just be broken.

Q: Question says it all.: You wont see any problem as far as the cable is concerned, as each device deteremines it's own resistance, and which will result in a specific amperage being drawn from the system (constant voltage), so no need to worry about that. The one issue you will want to address is making sure you reduce your fuse amperage. You want your fuses to be rated just over what you system should normally draw. Any more and your system might be damaged if it ever experiences a short, as your fuse might not respond as quickly as one with the correct rating. (There are several other reasons to use the correct fuse, but you get the idea, it's just safer and smarter) I'm assuming you are refering to 1200w Max power when referring to cable, which would probably be something like an 8Guage, hich probably has a 40Amp fuse, which is a pretty solid choice for a system under 500w (assuming you are referring again to max, not rms). You might want to swap it out for a 30 amp, thought, just to be on the safe side. If you are reffering to 1200w rms, then you have a 1 guage or so cable, and you probably have anywhere from 80-150 amp fuse using either Maxi or ANL fuses. If this is the case, that's fine, just make sure you switch out those fuses for the lowest ones you can get. I beleive ANL start at 100amps, but I think you can get maxi's as low as 60 amps. (Anything you need can be gotten at BestBuy, Circuit, or any local audio shops)

Q: I bought a new amp and sub to replace my old ones. I disconnected the battery, unplugged the old amp and plugged the new one in and when I reconnected my battery the power cable began to smoke at all the exposed ends and got very hot. What causes this? Is it because the new amp requires more current than the old one and that is causing it to get very hot? And what is the solution to my problem?Thanks: What it sounds like is you accidentally connected the wires to the wrong terminals. If current were an issue u would most likely blow a fuse. But dont rule it out, u could just need a thicker gauge power 12v line. And also remember to ALWAYS GROUND the amp. either way, if it is an amp desined for car use, youre batt would never be too much power. If it is a high watt amp, you should look into buying a capaciter. Itll help regulate voltage usage and extend the life of your batt and alternator.

Q: I currently have a vibe amp wired in that my front speakers run off, im thinking about gettin an Edge sub with a built in amp so was wandering if id have to wire in a new power lead or if i could run them both of the one thats already running to the battery? Also how would i get rca cables running to each if i only have one output on my stereo? Thanks: yes i used the same power wire and just split all my wires for my second amp and everything is fine but i made a new ground for it. it will work fine but make sure you have a good battery or its gonna die, i made sure i got a life time warrenty so i can just take them back and get a brand new one whenever it dies.

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