1kV Copper Conductor XLPE Insulated Power Cable

1kV Copper Conductor XLPE Insulated Power Cable

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 m

Supply Capability:: 20000 m/month

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Specifications

1) XLPE/PVC power cable.
2) Widely used IEC products.
3) Excellent performance
4) customized sizes available

Standard

IEC 60502

Application

1kV copper conductor XLPE insulated power cable is used for fixed installations of rated voltages 1kV and below, such as distrubution networks or industrial installations. It can be installed in cable duct, trench or directly buried in earth.

Product Description

1) Rated Voltage: 600/1000V

2) Max. working temperature: 70 °c for pvc insulation and 90 °c for xlpe insulation

3) Max. temperature during short circuit (≤5S): 160°c (PVC insulation), 250°c (XLPE insulation)

4) Conductor: class 1 and 2 copper or aluminum

5) Shape of conductor: circular and sectional

6) Sectional area: 1.5 - 500mm2

7) Insulation: PVC / XLPE

8) No. of cores: 1, 2, 3, 3+1, 3+2, 4, 4+1, 5

9) Armor: steel wire or steel tape available

10) Sheath: PVC

11) Min. beding radius: 15 times cable radius (single core), 12 times cable radius (multi cores)

12) Max. conductor DC resistance at 20 °c

Sectional area (mm2)	1.5	2.5	4	6	10	16	25	35	50	70	95
Copper (Ω/km)	12.10	7.410	4.610	3.080	1.830	1.150	0.727	0.524	0.387	0.268	0.193
Aluminum (Ω/km )	-	12.1	7.41	4.61	3.08	1.91	1.20	0.868	0.641	0.443	0.320
Sectional area (mm2)	120	150	185	240	300	400	500	630	800	1000	1200
Copper (Ω/km)	0.153	0.124	0.0991	0.0754	0.0601	0.0470	0.0366	0.0283	0.0221	0.0176	0.0151
Aluminum (Ω/km )	0.253	0.206	0.164	0.125	0.100	0.0778	0.0605	0.0469	0.0367	0.0291	0.0247

Q: My computer has ran fine for almost 6 to 7 months and just recently shutdown, and when I boot it back up, I get a red message and a beeping noise saying quot;The power cable is not connected to the video card. Please refer to the Getting Started guide for information on proper hardware instillationquot;. I thought it was a heat problem with the computer so I shut it down and left it for a while to cool down, but I still got that message.: What part of The power cable is not connected to the video card do you not understand? You need to open your computer and connect the power cable to your video card. It has somehow become disconnected.

Q: Hi, I bought a geforce gtx 660 ti and with it came 2 X 6 pin PCI express power cables. Problem is I only have 2 connectors in my computer, so one cable is useless. Will 2 Athena Power Model CABLE-YPHD 8Molex Y Splitted Power Cables allow me to use both the PCI cables? Thanks.: I okorder and have good reviews. Make sure the cables in the picture match the ones you need to connect. My friend bought splitters and they work fine. They will work for you as long as you are not using the power supply that came with your computer. That may be the reason it only has two, because it isn't giving out the watts required to power a gtx 660. It needs a max of ~350watts. Combine that with the rest of your PC and you'll need a 600W power supply.

Q: The computer is a Hp compaq.So I took the connector out of the computer but left it in the power socket.When I tried to reinsert the connector I hit the metal back panel of the computer and it made contact so I was wondering what is the part(s) that is likely to be broken?I want to know it so I can replace the damaged parts.Thanks in advance of your help.: ...might want to be check that you didn't trip the house breaker for that outlet. As in plug something else into it and see if it gets power....

Q: i want to use a 120 vac extention cord wire for the power cable to my amp, is this safe? extention cords have a heavier gage than the wire in radio shack and such and is much cheaper. i dont see why this would be a problem considering car batteries are only 12 volts vs. 120 volt extention cord raiting: It's not the voltage you should be concerned about. It's the amperage. The amperage is lower on a house ~a/c system b/c the voltage is higher; that is the electricity moves faster. Another thing noteworthy is it can be more than 12V, when your car is on the pwer is coming from the Alternator not the battery. I wouldn't go with anything less than 8 gauge wire at the least. Go to radio shack or the auto parts store and buy it bulk off the spool should only cost 10 bucks for 6-8 ft. . Good luck

Q: I had gave my amp a 16 volt input, then there was a spark which came from fuses that got burnt. I then replaced the fuses, rewired it nd gave it a 12 volt input it came on and went on protection. So i left it aside and after a few days i tryd connecting it again but this time it came on and it was burning the power cables no matter what guage wire i used. Any idea why its doing that?: Look for a short circuit in the input power circuitry.

Q: how deep underground are electric cables put and gas pipes laid underground for houses and bungalows here in the united kingdom,the Supply would be coming from the street up the front garden,asking this as thinking of knocking in metal posts for garden fence,: Over here in the US we have telephone numbers we can call (Called Call before you dig) so the power companies will come out and mark the lawn wherever the lines are. They do this for free because it is easier than repairing them. Find out if there is a number in the UK before digging. Good luck Chris

Q: I have been given a Toshiba flat screen tv - the product type is 20VL44G however the power cable has been lost. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement from as I have Googled this and cannot find anything? I am in the UK, thank you all.: If the cable normally fits into a socket on the tv, then you need to describe the socket to us and measure it if possible.

Q: So I was replacing the processor in my Laptop (Inspiron M5030) and I accidentally puled apart the cable connected to the power button. I couldn't see a clear way to connect it back, and I was wondering if there was any way I could do it myself or would I have to buy a new part?It's not the end you plug into the computer itself, it's attached to the end that's screwed into the computer.: Hope this helps. Regards, GauravS

Q: I just plugged a 300V power cable into power supply that accepts 115-240V then turned on the power supply. The power supply was not connected to the motherboard. I don't have another cable so I can't really check if its still working nor do I want to try again with the 300V cord if it can potentially cause damage.: If you plugged a power cable running 300V then there definitely is a risk that you damaged the power supply. However I think you mean you plugged in a power cord with a rating of 300V. This simply means the power cord is designed to tolerate this much voltage. It would be difficult for a domestic user to have access to 300V - in the UK the domestic voltage is 240V, in the US 120V So no you haven't done any damage

Q: I was looking at buying the MSI HD6850 cyclone OC/power edition but on the msi website it says it includes an external power cable. Am I missing something? Do I need more than the standard pci-e 6 pin connector from the PSU?: Some graphics cards require you to connect a power cable to the board. As it requires more power than it can get through the pci connection.

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