• Rated voltage 8.7/15 kv crosslinked  insulated PVC sheathed power cable System 1
  • Rated voltage 8.7/15 kv crosslinked  insulated PVC sheathed power cable System 2
Rated voltage 8.7/15 kv crosslinked  insulated PVC sheathed power cable

Rated voltage 8.7/15 kv crosslinked insulated PVC sheathed power cable

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100 m
Supply Capability:
100000 m/month

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Product standards:

This product according to GB/T12706 the rated voltage 1 kv ~ 35 kv extrusion insulated power cables and accessories, standard production, at the same time can also be based on user needs according to the international standard of IEC, English, German and American standard production.

Available scope:

This product is suitable for rated power-frequency voltage up to 3.6/6 kv ~ 26/35 kv power transmission and distribution lines with.

Using features:

Rated power-frequency voltage U0 / U for 3.6/6 kv ~ 26/35 kv.

The allowable working temperature, cable conductor: 90 ℃.

, when short circuit (the longest not more than 5 s) cable conductor does not exceed the highest temperature of 250 ℃.

, when cable laying temperature should not below 0 ℃.

The bending diameter: 3 core cable is not less than 15 times the cable diameter; Single core cable should not less than 20 times the cable diameter.

The selection of rated voltage

, the rated voltage of the cable shall be suitable for the operation condition of the cable system, using U0 / U (Um) kV said.

U0 - cable design, use of the conductor to ground or between metal shielding rated power frequency voltage;

U - cable design with rated power frequency voltage between conductors;

Um - equipment can withstand a maximum of the "highest system voltage".

 


Q:lost my original 7A cable and the uk wire is 2.5A
The slim is a two prong power cable however the fat one has a three prong.
Q:My power supply cable to the motherboard is only 20 pin and the motherboard has a slot to take a 24 pin power cord. The 20 pin will fit but 4 slots are just left empty. The motherboard LED light comes on showing it has power. When I try to boot up the motherboard runs but the hard drive doesn't boot or the screen isn't working. Could this be b/c of not having a 24 pin power cable?I know the video card and HD work b/c I just transfered them from another motherboard that was a 20 pin. Any ideas?
Yes it will work, but it may affect your system's performance.
Q:will my PSone power cable work on my ps2?
If you mean on the fat PS2 then it will. The PlayStations work with each others cables, so the PS2's cables will work on the PS1 (That's how I have mine set up) and vice versa.
Q:How do I get it not to do that? Its really annoying. Whenever I remove the charger cable , the screen gets really dark. It seems like an actual function and not a defect, but is their a way to toggle it on and off?
Thats how its made. Laptops dim screens to save battery power. To override the setting, look for a picture of the Sun on the middle-top of your keyboard. Sometimes its Blue. Once you find it, look at the bottom left of your keyboard for a FN (function) button. While holding the FN button, tap a few times at the sun button. Your screen should now be bright ;) Make sure you do this with the power unplugged, enjoy.
Q:When I plug and unplug a power cable to the net in my home for let's say, 50.000 times a day, why doesn't my electricity-meter not count that power for the monthly electricity fee?When I unplug the cable the cable should still have some electricity flowing through it at the moment of unplugging. That electricity disappears very shortly after . But after unplugging it, it doesn't have any electricity anymore. So some electricity is lost right? How does this work?
by electricity I assume you mean electrical energy. power is the rate at which electrical energy is consumed. Power is generated by the flow of electrical current across a potential difference. Let's use an analogy. A cable is like a water pipe. Current is like the flow of water in the pipe. Pressure is like potential difference (voltage). When there is a difference in pressure at the two ends of the pipe, water will flow through the pipe. The flow of water carries energy, because it can be used to spin a paddle wheel (motor), and the friction of the water against the pipe (electrical resistance) generates heat. I think your question is something to the effect of, if I suddenly remove the pressure difference across the pipe, won't there still be energy in the water flowing in the pipe, and isn't that energy wasted? Well, there's a difference between water and electrical current: the electron hardly weighs anything. There's very, very little energy stored in the motion of electrons in a wire. When the wire is disconnected, the electrons come to a stop almost immediately, and the amount of energy wasted is infinitesimal. I hope that sort of answers your question.
Q:I bought this graphics card tonight, and went to install it on my new Dell PC and while the card itself is powered by a 6-pin, I don't have one on my power supply. Is there an adapter I can use? Or will I have to go buy a new power supply for a NEW computer..?
Depends - what are your system specs? Impossible for people to help you when we don't even know what hardware you're running. Don't ruin your new graphics card by putting it ; 1. On a power supply without enough wattage to handle it, and 2. On a power supply that didn't come with cables for a graphics card. Chances are you should invest in a bigger power supply. I would recommend at least 550w for a GTX550Ti. I recommend Corsair and XFX power supplies, as well as Seasonic.
Q:I have this printer, bought for $100 at Best Buy a few years ago... I moved almost 2 years ago, and seemingly have lost one or more of the cords associated with this printer. Im trying to find out which one is missing. I have the one which connects the printer to the computer [USB]. But I dont have the one that gives it power... It looks like the end would fit into a 3 hole [prong?] opening, the holes are all in line... Anyone got an ideas? Know what Im talking about? If so, any idea what its called, or where I can find one? Im sure online, but I havent any idea what Im looking for at this point.
why don't you e-mail HP see if they will send you a power cord or advise you where to get one in your area
Q:So I've had my laptop for about a year and a half now and I've gone through 4 power cables, 3 non-factory. What happens with each one is, I plug it in, the blue light surrounding the hole turns on, the end of the power cable that plugs into my laptop gets super hot and either melts the power cable, or when I plug the cable in, the light won't come on unless I have it in just right. This usually starts to happen between one and three months after I get a new cable. It's starting to go through them faster now, any ideas?
you have a power short in the computer that's why it is getting to hot and melting the cables, get it seen to immediately
Q:they say its a blue cable.
The amp won't turn on unless there's voltage on the remote terminal. That's the function of the amp remote wire; it connects to a head unit output, which sends voltage to the terminal when the head unit is on. If you don't connect a remote wire, the amp will never turn on. If you connect the remote wire to a constant power source, the amp will never turn off. You need to wire it to a key-switched power source, or the remote output at the head unit. A few amplifiers have signal-sensing circuits that will automatically turn the amp on whenever an audio signal is detected. These amplifiers do not require remote cables, but they're fairly uncommon.
Q:Can i leave my laptop on the whole day and just turn it off at night? It has a standby mode but i dont no if thats resourceful. Also it has sleep and hibernate. Will leaving the power cord in be bad?
My laptop barely goes away from its power cable mainly because I don't travel that much. I've had my laptop for a year now, it's completely fine. Just turn it off at night so you don't run up your electricity bill dude.

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