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ABC ( Aerial Bundled Cable,Service Drop )

ABC ( Aerial Bundled Cable,Service Drop )

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ABC,Aerial Bundled Cables,Service Drop

  •  Duplex Service Drop  ABC Cable used for overhead service applications such as street lighting,temporary service ,and so on

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    Primarily used for overhead service applications such as street lighting,outdoor lighting,and temporary service for constrction.To be used at cotages of 600V phase-to-phase or less and at conductor temperatures not to exceed 75oC for polyethylene insulated conductors or 90oC for crossliked polyethylene(XLPE) insulated conductors.

    It meets or exceeds the following specifications:

      1.Aluminum Wire,1350-H19 for Electrical Purposes.

      2.Aluminum Conductors,Concentric-Lay-Stranded.

      3.Aluminum Conductor,Concentric-Lay-Stranded,Coated Steel Reinforced(ACSR)

      4.Concentric-Lay-Stranded 6201-T81 Conductors

      5.Compressed Round Stranded Aluminum Conductors Using Single Input Wire.

    It meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of ANSI/ICEA S-76-474

Cable
 Size 
Conductor 
Diameter 
Insulation 
Diameter 
Support 
Core Size 
Overall 
Diameter 
Cable 
mass 
Res. DC
 @ 20~C 
Res. AC 
@ 90~C 
Impedance Symmetrical 
Current 
Current 
Rating in Air 
mm2 mm mm mm2 mm kg/km ./km ./km ./km kA Amps 
256.59.554.622.94201.21.541.5412.3105
357.310.554.625.35550.8681.111.1173.3130
508.311.754.628.17520.6410.820.8264.7165
7010.213.654.632.810120.4430.570.5746.6205
9512.315.954.638.213480.320.410.4199250
12013.517.17041.216510.2530.330.33411.3290
15015.319.39546.520650.2060.270.27614.2


Q:I was doing some renovating on a house I just purchased and was taking apart the ceiling to work on some electrical wiring. As I removed the ceiling, I found mouse droppings in the ceiling. I took down the entire ceiling and found there are place where the mice chewed through the insulation and I have a bare wire. Is there a way to repair the wire or should I replace the wire? Thanks.
Contrary to some people's belief, the taping as to create insulation on an open wiring system is illegal. Unless said tape is enclosed in an electrical box. Are you willing to take a chance, not only on your house, but on the precious belongings inside this structure? Replace the wire. Don't take any chances. Remember: Where there is electricity, there is heat. Only 3 items are needed to start a fire: Air; Around us all the time Fuel; wood, the paper on fiberglas insulation, Heat; Just enough heat to ignite the fuel Please, replace the wiring. Email me if you have any questions
Q:I am adding three to four new recepticles in my basement. This will be a new series comming from the box. I will be using a 20amp breaker and 12 gauge wire. I Know how to wire one recepticle, but not sure if i should pigtail the white and black wires from the first recepticle and then continue to every other recepticle in the same mannner. there will be no swithces etc. and of course i want it to be in parallel.
Since this is a single circuit with multiple outlets, it is basically your choice. You can use either the device or a better way is to use pigtails so you do not rely on device connection for the down line devices. Best practice is the pigtails, and your wire count should be 7. 2 in, 2 out, 2 device + gnd.
Q:Wire red line green line, which is the zero line and the line of fire?
It seems not right, so high-tech. Then you might as well buy a wireless network card,
Q:1966 Mustang ignition wire seems to be getting too hot and melts any electrical tape on it.
No it is not normal - for ANY wire to run hot enough to melt electrical tape. The resister wire for the coil generally runs warmer than one might expect, but this wire is a special case - and even this wire is only warm to the touch, not anywhere near hot enough to melt electrical tape. Something is definitely drawing too way much current. You'll have to isolate the defective or shorted component or wire.
Q:What is the maximum current through the eight square copper wires
Yellow / green color line specifically for the protection of the ground! Other lines of color are not required.
Q:How to use the capacitor to test whether the wire is broken
The difference between the different plugs is: 1 pin position 2 power supply If this is not 100% clear, do not just change, etc. Order to
Q:i had to remove a couple of light fixtures for some drywall repair i was doing. the fixture was hooked up to a hot-neutral aluminum wiring AND a hot neutral copper wire. i think the other fixture had same wiring. have these fixtures been pig tailed? if not, what should it look like? thanx!
you should NEVER pig tail copper to aluminum ! ! !
Q:I am replacing the exhaust fan in my bathroom. On the joist where I will be attaching the unit, there is a black electrical wire running along the joist. On the old fan, I think the wire either pinned between the joist and the box or sitting on the top of the box. The new fan has a taller height, so I don't think I can let it sit on the box. What should I do?
pack out the joist with a small strip of wood etc to give the wire some clearance between it and the boxa 1/2 strip of plywood 3 by 12 long would probably do it. screw the plywood on then screw your fan to the plywood. watch you don't hit wire with screws. now your fan would be shifted a half inch out of center of your hole but if the cover attaches to the middle you should be good to go
Q:(ii) Electrical wires are made up of copper wires.(iii) Graphite is a non-metal but still used in batteries.(iv) Stainless steel do not rust even if it is contains iron.(v) Sodium Potassium are not kept in open air.plzlplzp plzpl plzplz the correct answer is needed.
(ii) Electrical wires are made up of copper wires. copper is a good conductor of electricity (iii) Graphite is a non-metal but still used in batteries. graphite is a non metalthat is a good electrical conductor. (iv) Stainless steel do not rust even if it is contains iron. It is alloyed with chromium and nickel to prevent rusting. (v) Sodium Potassium are not kept in open air. They both react the air, particularly moisture and carbon dioxide, also oxygen. When cut, you can see the surface tarnish in air.
Q:How is the electrical wiring configuration for North America differs from that in Bratain/Western and Eastern Europe,Latin America Asia/Japan and Australia/Pacific?
The USA and most of North America uses 60 hertz and 120/240 volts. Most of the rest of the world uses 50 hertz and 240 volts. Small differences in voltage are common from place to place. Hertz or frequency might also vary a little.

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