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It is made of tight-buffered fiber, multi-strand wire aramid for strengthening, and flame-retardant outer sheath. Its manufacturing process is choosing advanced fiber, using high-strength Kevlar as the reinforcement and PVC outer sheath outside. It is suitable for signal transmission between buildings floors, instruments and communication equipments.

The tight-buffered fiber provides a multi-layer protection to the outside part of the fiber, so as to

effectively prevent the immersion of moisture,

achieve the life-saving, and increase the reliability. At the same time, the tight-buffered fiber will save a lot of human resource and material costs in the end-to-end connection.

here is a FRP in the middle of the optical cable core. For some optical cables with certain number of core,

the FRP should be covered with a tight pack of polyethylene (PE).The compact and round shape cable core

is a combination of the loose sleeve pipe (gasket for packing) and center-strengthened core, the gap in the cable core is filled with water retarding compound. The optical cable is

made of PE sheath after double sides plastic-plated steel tape being longitudinal covered.

Q: I have dell optiplex 755 @ Q6600I bought a new graphic card, HD4850it requires 2 IDE power connections,but my computer has just SATA connections.I saw sata-to-ide converter in the internet,but in my country there isn't any store that sells it.What should I do ?: You don't have a PCI-E power cable from the PSU? You might need to upgrade your power supply as I'm pretty sure your power supply will not support that video card.

Q: I have a 2003 hyundai tiburon and need to know where in the firewall should i drill my hole to run the power cable i know it goes throught the firewall but where if you have ever done this to a tiburon please let me know.: you should see a hole in your firewall with wires going through already. pop your hood an look where theyre coming through then go inside and locate the hole.

Q: Need advice from tech guys. Can I use laptop charger (20v 3.5A) as adapter with IDE/SATA to USB cable to power 3.5HDD in place of (12v 0.8 A) cheap adapter which just got faulty.: NO!! Don't do that - I got a hard drive in for repair recently where someone did that - she said it fitted so I thought it would be ok, it's got loads of data I need on that drive can you recover it? I was like - not any more I can't. 20v will blow the hard drive. If the PSU has gone on your external drive your best solution is to take the screws out of the external hard drive casing and open it up. You will find inside you have just a standard SATA hard drive.

Q: Wire and cable should be used in parallel when the attention: The former bv4 square copper wire is a single strand of hard copper wire, the latter BV4 square copper wire is multi-strand soft copper wire. Core (coredwire), with steel sheath for the outer tube filled with iron alloy powder to do core material, cross-section for the circular or rectangular line body. Also known as cored wire. It is used as a steel-making furnace outside the refining of the feed method to add refining agent and alloying agent. Can be directly added to the deep steel, the molten steel for deoxidation, desulfurization, degassing and non-metallic inclusions denatured treatment, to eliminate the aluminum deoxidized steel in the continuous casting steel | iron when the nozzle plugging the problem. As the deep addition of alloying elements in the molten steel, so the alloying element recovery rate is high and stable, the steel components can be fine-tuned to the best range. The reproducibility of the results is good.

Q: Forced shut down pc now it has no power just a buzzing sound when the power cable is plugged in: Unplug the computer. Buy an air cleaner to blow out the dust around the fan in the computer and the buzzing noise will stop.

Q: The power input looks just like the back of any desktop pc, so im assuming it will work, but do i need to know anything before buying one?: Sure you can, as long as it doesn't any above normal resistance mating up. Only problem I foresee is if a pc power cable is heavy enough to handle the load.

Q: My car wont start and only starts after moving power cables up and down. Im not sure what the problem is. If i slightly move it I see alittle sparking under the engine. When i manipulate the battery power cables it manipulates all the wires connecting to it so i cant pin point where the problem is. When i try to start ignition there is zero sound. When i manipulate cables it starts right up and cranks fine.: Sounds to me that you have a BAD BATTERY here. Is it the ORIGINAL factory one, or some after market one?? When the cells inside a battery short out internally, sometimes if you jiggle the cable, it will make a false, temporary connection inside. Remove your battery, and have it bench tested. Get another factory battery, or an OPTIMA battery or a DEKA battery. THese all tested higher than usual. A good EUROPEAN battery is another good choice, if you can find one in that exact size. GOOD LUCK!! CLean your IAC valve and throttle body. THis will insure the wuickest ,easiest starts. GOOD LUCK!!

Q: I currently have a vibe amp wired in that my front speakers run off, im thinking about gettin an Edge sub with a built in amp so was wandering if id have to wire in a new power lead or if i could run them both of the one thats already running to the battery? Also how would i get rca cables running to each if i only have one output on my stereo? Thanks: yes i used the same power wire and just split all my wires for my second amp and everything is fine but i made a new ground for it. it will work fine but make sure you have a good battery or its gonna die, i made sure i got a life time warrenty so i can just take them back and get a brand new one whenever it dies.

Q: I just finished building my shed, I put a 1 1/2 inch conduit under the shed coming up into the corner. I am now about to dig the 65 foot trench back to the house. I need to run power, not a problem. I want to run a phone line, a network cable, and a cable wire for my satellite. I say shed but it is 12 by 20 feet with an attic. Can I run these additional lines in with the power. I was thinking about using a run of Shielded cables for the network and one for the phone. For the cable some heavy duty quot;I don't know what thoughquot;. Will the power lines mess the data up on them? What will work for the three if any. If I need to I could run them in a new conduit, but that is not cheap!: Congratulations on finishing your shed. Unfortunately, you can't run your communications wiring in the same conduit as a power line. It's against code and it will mess with your low-voltage signals. You'll need to run a separate piece for those. Keep it one foot away from the power conduit, crossing at right angles. Of course, you can run them closer for short distances, but keep it to a minimum. Bear in mind that no matter which satellite cable you choose, it won't like sharp turns. Running shielded cable for the network is a great idea. Also, network cable is getting better every day, run the most highly rated you can afford and you won't regret it. I would not recommend looking for any all-in-one cable. They often are not as well designed as the individual ones. Personally, I would run extra lines now, for future expansion. Hope this helps.