Ribbon GYDXTA Duct, Aerial Optical Cable
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The structure of GYDXTA (outdoor optical cables used for telecommunication with metallic central strength,
optical fiber belt central tube filling style, and aluminum - polyethylene cover) is covering the inner-fulfilled waterproof compound loose tube, which is made of high modulus plastic, with the single mode
optical fiber. The thin round shape steel wire will be used as a strength devise armored outside the loose tube.
The aluminum-PE cover will become the optical cable.
It accords with China standard GB/T12706, conductor section cross-area is below 500mm2 use copper tape to screen. Copper thickness is 0.10mm for three cores cable.
The half product that was shield sent to do partial discharge test, then be stranded if it is eligible.
The conductor adopts the copper or aluminum wire that the standard required;
The conductor shield adopts extrusion shielding layer;
Insulation adopts very clear cross-linking material; insulation shielding adopts extrusion shielding layer;
Adopting triple extrusion
Bedding will be added if cable has armor, we have steel tape and steel wire armoring according to client’s specification.
Non-magnetic material be suggested in single core cable
Outer sheath generally use PVC
- Q: The difference between the power cable YJY22 and YJY23 is in the outermost layer, one for the PE sheathed, one for the PVC sheathed. What is the applicable environment, and why? Question added: I have to ask is the difference between 22 and . not 22 and 32! Thank you for the answer. Learn more together
- Look at the chassis of the internal power supply is not connected to your power interface to see how many mouth ~ there is a 4-port square of the additional power socket to see there is no link that is what the link method is generally written on the motherboard ~ The word is a small look carefully ~ Corresponding to the chassis of the various plugs to see if there is no wrong plug (but the general can not start too much Gibel error) can be observed by the power indicator light (light) and observe the hard disk indicator Red (flashing) to determine the right or wrong line. There is only listen to the warning sound, the boot will be crisp ring, if there is proof of plug, there is no relationship in fact because there is no alarm, hdd hard drive, led + - white green two-wire power instructions, the above said three lines Do not plug can also be a normal boot, as long as it pw power plug can be a ~ rw restart does not affect the boot
- Q: i bought a new graphics card a while ago, an nvidia 9400gt (i now realize how LOL that is). i connected it, but i noticed there were no extra power cables hanging around that would fit on the small six pin slot on top of the card. the performance increase has basically been negligible, and i don't really want to mess with the power box. should i take it into a computer shop, or is there an easier solution?yes, i installed it correctly and everything. i'm 100% sure.
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- Q: I left my power cable at my cabin, which is a few hours away. I don't want to replace the cable (I'll be going back anyway in a few days), but I need to use my laptop. So far I've tried an old laptop cable, but its to big, and a game system adapter, but it doesn't have enough power. Are there any solutions that don't involve me buying a new cable?
- Do NOT play guessing games with this. If you use one of a higher rating or worse with reverse polarity input you will totally destroy the laptop.
- Q: Will it work if I put a pigtail (connect the wires by twisting them together) or does that stop it from working properly..
- If you know how to do a reasonably-competent job and cover your splices with heat shrink tubing, there is no problem. Note that if we're talking about the cable that connects to the laptop, the current is fairly high (3A or so) so the splice cannot be thinner than the wire in the cable at any point. The splice should be both mechanically and electrically solid. If there's a bulge, a thin part, wire sticking out, loose tape ends, or any other such nonsense, the cord should *definitely* not be used. Any signs of incompetent assembly should be cause for completely disassembling and inspecting the splice.
- Q: I have a simple 400watt amp going to a single 10inch kicker sub, nothing crazy. I need to know what gauge of power cable would be safe. An 8 gauge for example...
- Voltage isn't your significant enemy while coping with electrical energy. that is present day or amps that are the foremost venture. you could think of of it like a water hose, the V is the value of the water, the A is the quantity. Take Ohm's regulation as an occasion. Say we've an amp that's producing 1000W With a 230V capability gadget we've 4.3A, with a 14V capability gadget we've 71A. that's a good number of amperage. vehicle capability cables have a thick jacket to keep away from shorts, shorts are undesirable. in case you had a great cable going from one end of your vehicle to the different, and not employing a fuse. (lot's of people do not fuse properly) If that cable is presented in touch with the metallic of the motor vehicle it is going to short and that entire cable is going to get crimson warm and burn your vehicle to the floor.
- Q: I have a ZXi8008 and there's a cable that goes out to the head unit to turn on the amplifier, which is different than the power cable. But in this car, i have not installed a new head unit. Where do I hook up this cable otherwise? It needs a constant power supply to be on.
- i would hook it up to the power cable from ur stero that whay the amp will only come on when the radio comes on. that way u wont drain ur battery, thats if ur talking about the remote cable
- Q: My power cord for my computer and all usb cables i have seen have these cylindrical things on them. What do they do?
- These cylindrical objects are there to filter out interference caused by electro-magnetic fields. They generally improve signal quality, and reduce noise in other circuits.
- 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!
- if you run you power line with any other line the phone company will take you out in the bush and shoot you. you must use two different conduit pipes.
- Q: I feel like this is a stupid question but yeah, I m getting a PC and wonder about all the cables. It doesn t have vga output so I m going with a separate hdmi cable to the screen, but power cables I suppose will be there? Like that s not a separate thing ooor...?
- If you're buying a pre-built PC, it will come with all the necessary cables. If you're buying parts to assemble your own PC, you'll get most of the cables. The power supply will come with a power cord, as well as the power cables for use inside the PC. The monitor will come with its own power cord, and at least 1 video cable. If you want to use HDMI and it didn't come with a HDMI cable, just go buy one (assuming the monitor supports HDMI...) The motherboard may come with some SATA cables for connecting your hard drive, DVD drive to the motherboard. The motherboard will also come with a baggie full of screws, connectors, and doodads for attaching the motherboard to the case. In general, you should have just about everything you need to completely build a PC from a pile of parts.
- Q: I'm putting in my new power supply and gotta take out the old. But there isnt any clips to slide the cables out. I don't want to pull to hard and damage anything. How do you get it out. Do you pull hard? Help me.
- Just pull on the cables. There are no clips. Just got to pull. Those things get really stuck with time. It's a really stupid connection system.
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