35KV Cross-linked polyethylene(xlpe)insulating power cable

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Standard:
The product is manufactured according to the standard of GB12706 or IEC, BS, DIN and ICEA upon request.

Applications:
The product is suitable for use in power transmission and distribution lines with rated power frequency voltage 3.6/6kV-26/35kV.

Operating characteristics:
1、Rated power-frequency voltage U0/U: 3.6/6kV-26/35kV.
2、Max. Permissible continuous operating temperature of conductor: 90℃.
3、Max. short-circurt temperature of conductor shall not exceed 250℃.　(5s maximum duration) .
4、The ambient temperature under installation should not below 0℃.
5、The bending radius of a single-core cable should not less than 20 times of the cable diameter.
　 The bending radius of a three-core cable should not less than 15 times of the cable diameter.

Voltage designation:
1、The rated voltage of the cable for a given application shall be suitable for the operating
conditions in the system in which the cable is used, and is expressed in the form of U0/U(Um)kV.
Where:
　U0--The rated power-frequency voltage between conductor and earth or metallic screen, for
which the cable designed;
　U --The rated power-frequency voltage between conductors, for which the cable designed;
　Um--The maximum value of the "highest system voltage" for which the equipment may be used.

Q: I ordered this recently only to find that it was just the HDD, no cords whatsoever. I've never had to buy cables for an HDD before, and I'm especially not used to SATA (I didn't make the jump from IDE to SATA until this year.): You will need to buy a data transfer cable to connect to the hard drive at one end and onto your motherboard at the other end to carry data to and from the hard drive to your computer. The cable is simply called a SATA cable and they are about 18 inches long or so. They are usually either red, orange, blue or yellow in colour and they are about half an inch wide or so. You can buy them from your local computer store for about $ 4.00 or so Canadian. They do however come with your motherboard (you usually get two of them included in the box when you buy it). For the power end of it you will need to find an empty non-connected Molex connector coming from your power supply unit in the computer. Just simply connect this Molex power supply cable to the hard drive at the back of it where indicated. That is all there is to it. Good luck

Q: I was wondering if it is possible to have flat power cables as i want to place my hdtv on the wall but don't want the power cable trailing down so that it looks like its levitating (i suppose anyway). I also want to do this for my mini hi-fi, as that is on a supporting wall and feeding wires through that is either not viable and/or out of my electrical range. I live in the UK, so would prefer a national company as opposed to foreign.: Hi Allotted, The best thing to do is cut into the wall and run the cables down the inside. By the time you have power, DVD/VCR, cable connection and a dozen other things you have a huge bundle of cables. Cut a opening behind the TV and run the wires down the inside to the floor. Make an opening to bring them out there. I did mine like that and while it took some effort the results were a great looking installation. Norm

Q: should you run RCA cables and power next to each other?: As long as you enjoy hearing various humming, hissing, cracking, popping, whining, and other electromagnetically induced noises along with your music, it's perfectly OK. Otherwise, it's best to keep power and signal wires separated.

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: If Not What Do I Have To Look Out For Because Im Looking For A New Power Supply Fan.: there's no such thing as a PS fan. the PSU is self contained, there is a fan in the unit, but you can't replace just the fan. You will have to replace the whole PSU.

Q: Well yea, I just got my 8800 gs today... I just recently upgraded from a 7600 gt. Well I've never had to install a card like this. It comes with a power adapter. I have no idea how to install this power adapter. It had a connector for the video card, and 2 other connectors opposite. The 2 other connectors only had 3 pins, but fit in the my 4 pins. I've connected one of the pins to my power supply and have no more 4 pins. I just have 2 quick questions.Will it affect my video card if I only have 1 of the connectors connected to my power supply?andWill it still work if I connected the 3 pin to the 4pin on my power supply, will it still function correctly?: It would be best if you specified which PSU you have. From past experiences, 1 connector to the PSU works fine.

Q: Opened the inside. Next to fuse, it says 8A 125VPower cable says it is 7A 125Vdevice doesn't not work. Could this be the problem?Not sure if the power cable is the original.: Did you check to see if the fuse was blown? Non- operation can be caused by fuse deterioration over time, in relatively heavy current situations. However usually, a blown fuse is indicative of more serious problems, which will not be rectified by replacing a blown fuse. A replacement would just blow again. The power cord/ fuse markings are irrelevant, they're fine. They are there to ensure any replacements are fit for the purpose they were intended for.

Q: my cable often gets unplugged soo im really worried that i may loose 280 dollars?: The process of unplugging the power can cause unpredictable power spikes which can damage any component in your PC - including the graphics card. You should address the problem of your PC getting unplugged before spending more money on hardware.

Q: When I unplug the power cord from my laptop the screen brightness automatically dims down to about 10% of its total brightness, and when I click the quot;increase screen brightnesskey on the keyboard the brightness will only increase about 5% until it stops. It's like I've put some limit as to how bright the screen can get. Anyone know how to fix this?: I'm not sure if this will fix it but I have an idea. Do you know where the charge level in on your computer. I have the inspiron 1520 so it's an old version but on mine it's on the bottom right hand corner. If you click on that you should get a screen that pops up and gives you the amount of battery life it has left in a percentage then underneath that it should have a select a power plan: area and the options that it gives you are balanced, power saver and High performance. If you click on the high performance then the brightness should be the same weather the power cord is plugged in or not. Hope I helped =)

Q: What is the difference between a YJV cable and a VV cable?: 10KV generally in the bottom, 380V power cable in the middle, control cable and cable at the top

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