Low-voltage PCV insulated(flame-retarding) power cable

Low-voltage PCV insulated(flame-retarding) power cable

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Specifications

Low Voltage PVC Insulated Power Cable
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Model

Model	Name
VV, VLV	Cu or Al conductor , PVC insulated, PVC sheathed, power cable
VV22, VLV22	Cu or Al conductor, PVC insulated, steel tape armoured, PVC sheathed, power cable
VV32, VLV32	Cu or Al conductor, PVC insulated, thin steel wire armoured, PVC sheathed, power cable
VV42 VLV42	Cu or Al conductor, PVC insulated, thick steel wire armoured, PVC sheathed, power cable

Standard

The product is manufactured according to the standard of IEC or BS, DIN, VDE, GB and ICEA upon requested.

Applications

The product is suitable for use in power transimission and distribution of electric energy.

Operating Characteristics

Voltage rating for PVC cable is 0.6/1KV

Max.conductor temperature:

PVC, PE insulated cable: 70°c

XLPE insulated cable: 90°c

Max. short-circuit temperature of the conductor should not exceed:

PVC insulated cable: 160°c

PE insulated cable: 130°c

XLPE insulated aerial cable: 250°c

The duration time should not exceed 5 Sec.

The ambient temperature under installation: -15°c--45°c

The bending radius of cable should not less than 10 times of the cable diameter.

Q: I have an Eclipse SW9102 (101500 Watt Max, 750 W RMS, Dual 4ohm Voice coils) and I'm looking to buy an amp kit and amplifier. How big of an amp do I need and does it matter if its too much power? I'm looking at the SSL F2.2000 FORCE CLASS 2000W amp on OKorder as cost is a big factor in my setup. The OKorder link says:Max Power @ 2 ohm 1000W x 2 RMS Power @ 4 ohm 350W x 2 Bridged Power 2000W x 1 2 ohm stable in stereoIs this too powerful for my subwoofer? I've read that my sub can take more than it says but I don't want to risk it and I probably won't have this at full blast either. If I bought this one how would I wire it as I only have one sub?....would bridged be 4ohm 1000 Watt RMS x1?Also, what kind of amp installation kit should I buy? A lot of the 4 guage kits say they are rated for different maximum wattage. Are they actually different or can all 4 guage kits handle the same?Sorry I'm a noob! Thanks in advance!: Hey okorder /

Q: What type of plastic is a power cable made of? Thanks.?: Power cable isn't made of plastic, it is copper or aluminum covered with PE, PVC, or PTFE plastic.

Q: Hey, my parents just bought me a turntable and I have no idea where one of the cables would go into a normal stereo or what I might need to buy to be able to plug it to a normal modern stereo.: Did you ask the OKorder seller whose photo you're using, what the cable is for? If this seller is actually selling the same turntable you have, he may know. Use the ask seller a question feature. Otherwise, google the brand and model number and you may very well find a manual online. My turntables all have a ground wire but it doesn't look like this. I've seen a cable like that on a turntable. Good luck and don't forget to get a new needle if you don't want to kill your records.

Q: If I put pressure on the cord I have power but its almost impossable to work. A local computer repair said I have to replace the mother board. Can't the plug in the back be replaced? Thanks!: the local repair shop said what ?? take the power cord to the repair shop and hang the idiot with it , who told you this with out seeing your pc i am not sure if it's the cord or the powerpack , worse case the power pack is bad and needs replaced a 10 minute job

Q: I have a Belkin Tune Cast II FM transmitter. The fuse in the DC car power cable is .5 A but it blows every time I plug it in. What is the correct fuse to use for this charger?: Those transmitters are very low amp draw... as you noted 0.5 amps, which at 13 volts is about 7 watts of power... and even that sounds high for a portable electronic FM transmitter. With that little power, you probably have a faulty unit for a fuse to blow. I assume you are using an aux 12v power source in your car and the (cigarette lighter) adapter that came with the transmitter. Now most adapters are not fused, but yours might be, and you could open it up and just see what the number on the fuse is - probably 2.5 amps max. Radioshack carries replacements for those small fuses. Considering that the car's fuse rating on most aux power sources is about 15 amps, your transmitter could not possibly draw that much unless there were a problem. The problem may lie in the aux power socket or in the adapter itself. I'd start by trying something else with an adapter - such as a cell phone charger. If plugging that into the same socket blows the fuse (in your car's fuse panel) then its probably the socket. If however it works fine, then the problem lies the adapter on your transmitter; which = return that and get a new one. I have seen many adapters with bad design that shorted easily and blow the car's fuse. Pray that its the adapter and not the socket.

Q: I installed a new Power supply after my old one stopped working. I bought a Thermaltake TR2 500W. I connected everything that needed to be connected but it would not turn on. Then i disconnected the 4pin cable that goes to the motherboard, and it turned on. But my monitor didn't detect anything so it just went into quot;sleep modequot;. So every time i connect the 4 pin PCI-E connection to the motherboard it just doesn't turn on. Please help: That okorder /... If you know the PSU is good then you will know the way you wired the motherboard's connections is wrong.

Q: And my other drive has the only analog audio cable on my motherboard hooked up to it, and i know i need to plug in one more cable, because windows wont start up the way i set it up and idk what needs to go into which port.: Are your drives IDE, SCSI or SATA? If they are IDE, are the jumpers set correctly for master/slave or cable select?

Q: I have a 2003 Honda Accord. I'm trying to put an amp and sub in it. My problem is, I'm not sure how to get the power cable from the batter to the inside of the car. I know it needs to go through the firewall, but I need to know exactly where. I couldn't find any unoccupied holes. I also need to know where the other side of the hole will be so that I can grab the wire from the other side. Pictures would be really great if you have them.: The best place to run a wire through the firewall is through the firewall connector. Take the firewall connector apart, and look for an empty connection port. Take your power supply wire and hook it up to the engine compartment side, then take another wire (to lead to the radio), and hook it up top the corresponding port in the interior side of the connector. This will be the best way to make your connection. If you can't do this, then drill a hole in the firewall, install a grommet to protect the wires from the firewall. Again, the firewall connector will be your best bet, and people will be asking where did you take it to get it installed. This is how a professional would do it.

Q: I have bought a 9800 gt it comes wid only 1 cable and i dont knw where to connect it.: If you're talking about the lever on motherboard at back of slot you wont have to push it down to install the card. You simply press the card in firmly but gently. Most of the time, but not all the time, you will hear it click when it locks in. You only pull down on the lever when removing the card to unlock it. You don't have to plug any power connectors into the card as it gets its power from the PCI-ExpressX16 slot.

Q: I recently bought a 750watt power inverter and there are two small cables to connect to it that look like small jumper cables. Can i connect my regular (longer/bigger) jumper cables to the car battery and connect the other end to the inverter cables??Ive been told that this will blow the inverter, and i've been told otherwise. Please let me know if you've had any experience doing this.Thanks,: You'll be fine as long as you don't cross the cables- red to positive, black to negative. If you cross them you'll blow a fuse, or the inverter... Oh, and don't let the cables touch, they'll short out

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