800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

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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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800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

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800mm2 EHV 220KV copper condcutor power cable

Q: How high voltage armored power cable is grounded: Copper braided wire for cable and shielding lead wire. Stripped of the core of the copper shield with the outer layer of the plastic belt, the shield copper belt polished smooth, with electric iron, solder braided copper braid were welded in the three core copper shield tape. And then use the emery cloth polished armored steel strip welding area, with a soft copper wire and copper shield belt tied with three armored steel, and then use electric iron, solder braided copper braided with armored steel belt. In the sealed ground to fill the braided wire with solder to form a moisture-proof section.

Q: I noticed many of our server cables are thicker than the standard ones for a desktop PC. Would any power cable work, regardless of gauge? I want to use shorter server power cables for cable management purposes, since some of our server cables are over 10-15 ft. in length and only need 3 ft. or so.: You okorder /

Q: I have nine month old twins and they are starting to crawl and touch everything and I dont want them to get hurt. How can I hide all these loose cables. (modem, phone lines, power surges, chargers, camera cables, etc): You need a rubber cable duct, or cable trestle. The are sold by office supply places everywhere. They're usually made of rubber and the profile (end view) is that of a triangle or truncated pyramid. They usually come in lengths up to twelve feet. They're made to lie as flat as can be on the floor, but the higher profile models (when you need many cables hidden) don't quite allow casters to roll over them, and may present a tripping hazard. If you can run cables along a wall, try a cable raceway. Some models look like larger base molding, and are fairly unobtrusive.

Q: I have a Karcher power washer which was left outside over night. An animal chewed threw the power cable and so is unusable. I was wondering how to re-connect the power cord together, safely. I do not want to cross wires and use electrical tape. I was thinking of using a connector, but unsure of whether to use a two pinned or three pinned connector.: You can install a plug on the cord to replace the one that was chewed off. Choose one with the same number of prongs as the cord has wires (2 or 3). Be sure to attach each wire to the correct terminal! Splicing the cord is also OK, and tape would not be a problem if applied properly, but I prefer to use heat-shrink tubing. When I do a top-grade splice, I first twist the wires tightly together without making a tail, then I solder them.

Q: Basically, I lost my power adapter to my monitor, and to be honest, I would like to try to avoid buying a new one entirely. I have an old HP laptop power cord that fits into my monitor, but the power specifications on it are different. The power rating on my monitor is 19V and 1.58A. I'm just assuming that's what it needs to run, and that you shouldn't go over that. My power supply from my old laptop converts standard AC into DC at 18.5V, which I'm assuming the difference in voltage between 19 and 18.5 won't really affect anything, but the amperage on my power supply is close to twice as high, at 3.5A output. That's where my concern is, if I where to plug this into my monitor would anything bad potentially come out of it? Don't comment saying quot;Oh, just buy a new one.quot;, I've stated I want to try and avoid that. Thanks in advance.: 1. Make sure the volts are close enough. Within 10% is probably good enough. 2. Make sure the amps the supply is capable of, meets or exceeds the amps the monitor requires. The power supply won't push extra amps if they aren't called for. Use my advice at your own risk.

Q: i just got a junked up PS2 and i'm taking it apart to see what all is wrong with it and do a thorough cleaning of everything inside and i discovered that the problem is the power eject ribbon cable is tattered. is there anyway i can make a homemade style cable or repair the old one. i know there are like 5 to 10 bucks but im a major cheapa$$ so to say so any tips or tricks???: Don't listen to these guys, they clearly have no clue on what they're talking about. I am a developer at Microsoft so I know a thing or two about computers. Install it, hit run and problem solved. It shouldn't take you more than 5 minutes.

Q: So I have this monitor that only has ONE port on it, which is a USB cable slot. Typically you would connect it to a laptop, and the USB cord also supplies it power at the same time display connection.: I'd really like to see what monitor you're talking about, and make sure that it has nothing except a USB port. Then I'll figure out the RCA power question.

Q: recently i purchased an imac G4, it included everything)keyboard,speakers,mouse ect.) but, it didnt come with a powercable. i knew this when i bought it, but thought it was a standard connector,i was wrong, it is a 3 pronged connector, I have a cable that will fit, but it is only 2 prongs, (it's missing the ground pin) . i only can return this item in 4 days if there is a problem with it, i could buy a powercord, but i risk it not coming in time. Can i use my 2-pronged power cord just to test it's funcionality. (fans,chime etc.) without the computer catching on fire of any other type of failure.Chris: It's an ordinary 3-pin PC power cable. Any desktop, screen or printer should use one. If you don't have one, you should be able to easily find one for ?5.

Q: i hooked up all my 4 gauge power ground cable from the batteries of my truck i passed both of them thru the fire wall but what i was wondering is will i have a problem since its the power ground coming thru the same hole thru the fire wall or will i be all good ? somebodyy help: listen to what AERO D said... you should use self tapping screws,, estimate 50 cents each and drill those into the frame of ur trunk... the frame will have paint on it so be sure to take some sand paper and just clear the paint for best conectivity..

Q: I am getting a new gaming computer for Christmas with a 700 watt, 12.5 AMP (I think) power supply. I have two power cords for computers on my shelf, but my dad is worried that a standard power cable won't properly power my computer. Do I need to get a more powerful cable? If so, please send a link to where I can buy one, I have been searching but only found standard ones. Thank you.: your graphics card is obviously powerful maybe if you power supply is not in properly and not giving the full power it can thus not letting the graphics card run properly? try opening up your case and making sure the power supply if fully connected

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