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Aluminum Electrical Cable Wire,Aluminum Alloy Cable

Aluminum Electrical Cable Wire,Aluminum Alloy Cable

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1000 m
Supply Capability:
20000 m/month

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Conductivity Feature

 

Compare the cable with same specification, conductivity of alloy conductor manufactured by Sinyu company is 62.5% of normal international annealed copper standard (IACS). However, the actual weight of Al is one third of copper with the same volume. According to the calculation, at the premise of meeting requirements of same conductivity, length of alloy cable with the same weight is two times of copper cable. Therefore, the weight of alloy cable is half of copper cable under the same current rating. When the cross section of alloy cable is 1.5 times of copper conductor, the electrical performance is nearly the same. Cable weight could be minimized through alloy cable instead of copper cable. It could reduce the installation cost, minimize abrasion of equipment and cable and it is easy to be installed.

 

Anti-creepage Feature

 

   Trend of creepage of metal under heat and pressure is greatly minimized through special alloy formula and heat treatment technology. Stability of Electrical connection by high conductivity alloy conductor is the same as copper conductor.

 

Thermal Expansion Coefficient

 

   Thermal expansion coefficient is used to calculate the dimension change of material under temp variation. The thermal expansion coefficient of alloy cable is slightly higher than copper. It has more expansion and shrinkage than copper under change of same temperature.

 

We recommend using Copper-Al transit connector that connects the high-conductivity alloyed conductor. It has passed 1000 times thermal cycling test specified in GB 9327 (IEC 61238) standard. Reliability of electrical connection is proved. And, it completely solves problems of thermal expansion and copper-Al electrical and chemical corrosion at the connecting point of two kinds of metals by Copper-Al transit connector.

 

Connection Feature

 

   The connection feature is largely improved by alloy composition in alloy conductor. That is the basic reason for being approved as ACM conductor material. Iron element enhances the anti-creepage feature. It can guarantee the stability of connection due to long-time overloads and overheat. When the connector, which is subject to 1000 times thermal cycling in GB 9327 standard, it can guarantee long-term stability and reliability of connection. It is not necessary for fastening connection of high conductivity alloy for the reason that it will damage the connection feature.

 

Mechanical Features

 

1, Rebound of high-conductivity alloy cable is 40% less than copper cable.

 

2, Flexibility of high-conductivity alloy cable is 24 more than copper cable.

 

3, High-conductivity alloy cable has better bending feature and it is easy to be connected.

 

4, The thermal expansion coefficient of alloy cable is slightly higher than copper. It has more expansion and shrinkage than copper. Therefore, alloy conductor could not be connected by copper connector.

 

 

Anti-corrosion

 

   Anti-corrosion feature of alloy conductor is resulted from thin and tight oxidation layer formed through contact between alloy surface and air. The oxidation layer is resistant to various corrosion. Alloy is expansively applied to cable conductor inside the tray and many industrial components and containers account for resistance to hazard environment. Corrosion is related to connection with various metals under damp environment. Relevant protection measures shall be taken to prevent corrosion. For example, lubricant oil, antioxidant and protection coating can be applied. Insulation or sheath could be applied to buried Al conductor to prevent corrosion. In sulphur environment, such as railway, channel, sewage treatment areas, anti-corrosion feature of alloy is better than copper.

 

Armoring

 

5 xxx series Al-alloy is applied

 

Max. Side pressure:

 

Alloy cable: 4380N/m*Rm (Rm is bending radius, in m)

 

Armored copper cable: 3000N/m*Rm

 

Interlocking armoring

 

Magnetic material, without eddy current

 

Heat dissipation

 

Anti-corrosion

 

Easy to be installed

 

Arched armoring, disperse side pressure, smooth armoring inside, without damage to insulation

 

Flame-retardant

 

 

Cable Description

 

Alloy (R) power cable for 0.6/1kV power distribution

 

ZA-AC90 (-40)

 

Replace (WDZA) YJY/YJV/VV

 

Min. Operation ambient temp: -40°C

 

Long-term permissible temp of cable conductor: 90°C

 

Advantages: flame-retardant, class A, LSOH, indoor visible installation, save wireway

 

 

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Don't worry too much about what the cord says. Worry about the power requirements on the appliance label, and making sure you are feeding it with the voltage required, with a capacity within the range. In your instance, you will need a converter transformer that converts your outlet voltage to 100V, and has 550 or larger watt capacity.
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dont use it unless you want a fire, get a new lamp from IKEA for $8. its better than burning your house down lol ya its some sort of corrosion. dont risk it bro
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The direct power cable runs from the battery to an access point usually on the drivers side fender well. There is also sometimes a shielded stud on the firewall near the center of the truck. Failing to find either of these, a connection to the battery positive terminal will work just as well
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Unlikely to be your cat5 cable - how about your NIC card? wdw
Q: How to distinguish between power cables and electrical wiring on drawings
Put a piece of paper in the dog's urine, whenever the dog to think about urine when the dog's nose smell, put the paper in the designated place, more training a few dogs will be.
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Unless you have a good reason for putting it there and plenty of air flow the bottom of the case is not a good place to put a power supply. They generate a lot of heat and this will rise up into the case.
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The hot side of outlets has a smaller socket dimension, and that's supposed to prevent a plug that has an assigned neutral from being plugged in with the neutral (wider blade) side connected to the hot side. If your plug has two of the wider blades, then that does sound like a manufacturing defect. I'd complain to the manufacturer or vendor. Hopefully the power cord is removable, so you don't have to return the whole unit.

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