SPECIAL CABLE FOR MOTOR AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

SPECIAL CABLE FOR MOTOR AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES

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Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m

Supply Capability:: 20000 m/month

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Specifications

Applied for installation of motor, electric appliance and meter circuit of AC
rated voltage 500V. working temp -60c --180c

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Model and name

Model	Name
TL-AGR	SILICONE RUBBER INSULATED INSTALLATION WIRE
TL-AGR	SILICONE RUBBER INSULATED HEAT-RESISTANCE INSTALLATION WIRE OF MOTOR AN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE
TL-AGRP	SILICONE RUBBER INSULATED AND SHIELED INSTALLATION WIRE

Main technical reuirements

1. As specified in the table, the wire can bear the spark test of AC 50hz, dip in water for 6h, or subject to withstand voltage test 1 min, without any breakdown.

2. Heat test: at +200c an 96h, the winding show no crack

3. sealing resistance: at -60 and for 2h, the winding show no flaw.

4. Paint resistance test: +135c, dry for 12-14h first, then ip in the paint of +20c for 30 min, after taking it out to dry up, repeat this operation as per prior test steps, at last, dry it at +135c and for 12-14h and wind, the insulated layer has no crack and brittle failure.

Q: Whether the weight of the power cable per meter is calculated: 12 meters below the road should be used to protect the tube, the use of rigid PVC pipe protection of course, but not necessarily have to wear armored cable

Q: I'm installing a new hard drive and I need an extra power cable. Thing is, I've only got one in my computer (15 pin SATA) I have a spare SATA port for the data, so that's not a problem. Anyone know of any multipliers or some way i can add an extra power cable?Thanks in advance: Yes, okorder

Q: i want to use a 120 vac extention cord wire for the power cable to my amp, is this safe? extention cords have a heavier gage than the wire in radio shack and such and is much cheaper. i dont see why this would be a problem considering car batteries are only 12 volts vs. 120 volt extention cord raiting: I have never tried an extension cord but i have tried 270v rated home wiring for outlets and stuff. The wiring I used wasnt really wire though it was made up of a solid piece of copper, not several strands of small pieces. It worked fine. I dont think an extension cord would work though. It is not a solid cable and i HAVE seen wires burn up within minutes due to being the wrong gauge, so if you plan on keeping your car/system for a while, just get the recommended amp kit. Good luck

Q: I'm only asking this on here out of interest, this is not homework. I want to know how to calculate exact distances between to poles connected at the top by a cable. The length or height of the objects are not important to me, but if you must use an example please do so. So I want to know what formulas to use, what variables in those formulas mean, and how the slope of the cable will affect the distance. For example, if two poles have a distance between them of 0, and the cable extends 100, it would not mean that the drop of the cable (called a catenary?) would be 50, (it's misleading because you would think that since the distance between the two poles is 0, the cable would drop 50 and rise 50. But this is not taking into account the slope it has to take at the bottom of the catenary. It must lose some drop (perhaps to 48 or 49) in order to bend and rise back up...I want this out of my head, it's bugging me that I can't figure it out.: So you want the length along the cable? I honestly don't know how to compute the arc length of a catenary, but I'm sure that the power company knows how to do it because they need to know how much cable it will take to string up a whole line of poles. Your example doesn't work only because you impose a physically impossible constraint (zero distance between the poles - the poles have no thickness) and then try to impose physical reality (the cable can't bend instantaneously) on the problem. In the physically unrealizable problem, yes the cable does drop 50 ft because it is infinitely bendable. You're dealing with hyperbolic sines and cosines. Good luck

Q: What are the causes of the power cable fire accident? How to prevent: with a white cable to facilitate the distinction between the cable

Q: It's not the original power cable but it's going to my current DVR.: The cable will work just fine.

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 simplest way to run a wire through the firewall is to look for a rubber grommet where the steering column, brake pedal rod, clutch pedal,etc. go through. You can make a small slit here, or slide the wire along side this component.

Q: I recently purchased a Nvidia 8300gs for PCI-E x16.I know that not all graphics cards need a power cable but i'm going to buy one partially because the seller said PCI-E power cable required so is this a common item? would i be able to pick one up at best buy?: A 8300gs does not need power. Anything over a 8600gt needs the external power connector.

Q: lets say for an optical drive, the power cable has four pins. im guessing that there is power (12v?) and ground but what about the other two?im trying to plug a pair or old neon sticks into my car for accent lighting and i need to know where to put these wires at, if they are all neccessary.: The four pin connector that is used to power PC drives supplies two different voltages: +12 volts for the motor +5 volts for the electonics The other two pins are ground pins. ________ / .............. |..1..2..3..4..| |.................| Pin Function 1 +5 V 2 Ground 3 Ground 4 +12 V

Q: I recently got YLOD on my ps3 (60g fat) system ,sent it away ,got it back with a new mainboard ,it worked for about 2 days and it cut out (red lights blinking) once again i sent it away ,got it back and it cut out within a few hours (red lights blinking again ) ,so one last repair i sent it off to same shop ,and once again it worked for about a week then cut out on me again ! ,is there any possibility its my power cable to my ps3 thats doing this ?: It's simple: Your PS3's hardware was too damaged for it to be repaired, or the repair shop has no idea what they are doing. Not all PS3's can be effectively repaired. And even if someone gets them working temporarily (as in your case) they can shut down again almost immediately. See if you can get a refund or at least a partial refund. You need to give up on that PS3. It's beyond repair.

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