Various Types of xlpe and PVC Insulation Power Cable

Various Types of xlpe and PVC Insulation Power Cable

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Various Types of xlpe and PVC Insulation Power Cable

Main Structure of PVC Insulation Power Cable

1.Voltage: 1kv to 35kv
2. ISO, CCC Certificate
3. 22 years producing experience
4.Professional service

Specification of XLPE /PVC Insulated Power Cable

Model	Name
YJV YJLV	CU or AL conductor ,XLPE/pvc insulated PVC sheathed electric cable
YJV22 YJLV32	Cu or Al conductor XLPE /pvc insulated steel tape armoured ,steel wire armor pvc sheathed electric cable

Model

Name

YJV

YJLV

CU or AL conductor ,XLPE/pvc insulated PVC sheathed electric cable

YJV22

YJLV32

Cu or Al conductor XLPE /pvc insulated steel tape armoured ,steel wire armor

pvc sheathed electric cable

Datas and Information for PVC Insulated Power Cable

XLPE insulated power cable 0.6/1kv
norminalsectional area	insulati-on thicknes	sheath thickness(mm)	overal diameter of cable (mm)	D.C resistance of conductor(km)		current rating
				D.C resistance of conductor(km)		in air(A)		direct in soil(A)
				cu	Al	cu	Al	cu	Al
1×1.5	0.7	1.5	6	<=12.1	<=12.1	30	25	45	35
1×4	0.7	1.5	7	<=7.41	<=7.41	45	35	60	50
1×6	0.7	1.5	7	<=3.08	<=4.61	55	45	70	55
1×35	0.9	1.5	12	<=0.524	<=0.868	175	140	190	150
1×50	1	1.5	13	<=0.387	<=0.641	210	170	225	180
1×70	1.1	1.5	14	<=0.268	<=0.443	270	215	280	225
1×95	1.1	1.5	16	<=0.193	<=0.320	340	275	335	270
1×120	1.2	1.5	18	<=0.153	<=0.253	400	320	380	305
1×150	1.4	2	21	<=0.124	<=0.206	460	370	425	340
1×185	1.6	2	23	<=0.0991	<=0.164	530	415	480	375
1×240	1.7	2	25	<=0.0754	<=0.125	625	490	555	435
…
3×1.5	0.7	1.5	10	<=12.1	<=12.1	25	25	30	30
3×2.5	0.7	1.5	11	<=7.41	<=12.1	30	25	35	30
3×4	0.7	1.5	12	<=4.61	<=7.41	40	30	50	40
…
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Various Types of xlpe and PVC Insulation Power Cable

Q:I have a crap signal coming downstairs from my wireless modem upstairs. I was looking at buying a better wireless modem when the guy redirected me to this thing that you plug into your electrical outlet, and then there's a receiver to plug into an outlet near the second computer. He claims that it sends a far better signal than wireless because it sends the signal through your houses electrical wires.Anyone have any experience with it? Is it good? Also what's it called because I'm having a heck of a time looking it up online lmao.: Ethernet over power line adapters They are better than wireless, when they work. You have to use the outlets directly, you cannot use power bars or extension cords with them. Some have issues when on different sides of the power lines (each half of the 240V). Just try different outlets if having issues.

Q:Hi all :)I am looking in to re-wiring a house that has not been re-wired since the 50's. I have been looking at the electrical system where the wires are external to the wall, but in trunking. Does anyone know how much that would cost and if there are any negatives, apart from the aesthetic elements?: If properly done, it should work fine. This is a peculiar use of the work trunking, which to an electrical engineer means running a plurality of circuits from a single feeder. (It has nothing to do with the conveyance of the wiring.)

Q:I obviously know that one is one and one is the other, but if you were on the street and saw a utility pole. How could You distinguish one to the other?: Power lines don't have insulation (the black plastic on the other wires) until it's getting attached to your house.

Q:I am removing a buried junction box. The feed wire is still present but I don't have the new junction box ready. Can I put a wire nut on and electrical tape until I get my supplies?: You taped the stripped ends with tape - then put in the nut over the tape? that's not a stable concept - twine nuts have a spiral steel coil interior that help make and keeping a stable electric powered connection. electric powered tape would not do this. I guess you have been making use of the two the cheap twine nuts that got here with the hot fixture, or have been making use of improperly sized twine nuts. I propose buying correct sized twine nuts and remaking the connections correct. RE added info: i could question the respected web content. First, code does not know tape as a device to make eletrical connections, in straight forward terms as a potential of insulating a splice. interior the previous days, taped connections have been soldered first to create a stable mechanical and electric powered connection; the tape replaced into for insulation in straight forward terms. We nonetheless use indexed twine connectors in the present day that require a tape overwrap for insulating purposes. 2d, jointly as taping over a twine nut isn't prohibited, the twine nut is the connecting device and can desire to bypass on the wires first, in line with all producer's guidelines.

Q:I want to install an electrical outlet on a wall that doesn't have any other outlets. There is a wall light directly above the place where I need the outlet so I want to use that junction for the power source. I do not want the wall light's switch to control the outlet. How do I wire this?: one way to do it would be to buy an inexpensive adapter that screws in like a light bulb and a light bulb screws into it and on each side of it is a plug in for stuff. it costs about 2 dollars and takes 2 seconds to install and it comes wif a pull chain too! the redneck tool shed light! I aint kidding they make em

Q:Hi, I have a couple questions about electrical wiring. What size Amp wire should I use for a washer and dryer? Also, can I use a 20 Amp wire on a 15 amp breaker? Thanks for your timepb4sc: OMG your question gave me the shivers.Ive been an electrician for over 30 yrs, recommend you hire someone who knows a bit more , wait a lot more, than you do. Sorry but Ive seen many get seriously hurt with this. As far as your answer, most washers, need a 20 amp 115 volt circuit, usually should be dedicated to the washer alone with nothing else on the circuit.(many dont however but thats what i recommend) and NOOOO you cannot use a 20 amp wire on a 15 amp circuit , well you actually can but wht purpose would that do? the circuit would still be rated 15 amps. Now a dryer 99% of the time requires a separate circuit. 220 volts at 30 amperes. this is the normand do not even think of wiring this if you dont know howyou also willneed a new breaker and so on

Q:I understand that buisnesses like vonage, and Comcast do not repair telephone wiring(the actual physical wiring outside) is this correct?There was an accident on our property severing the phones lines. The reason I ask, is because the electrician said, if THEY say I have to fix it. Who is they?: Question: Is electrician the one who repairs the telephone wiring? Answer: HELL NO!! Sparky may be good for electrical wiring, but they do not know telephone wiring and *cause* problems for telephone repairmen when they try. Not to mention you are asking about inside wire. Judge I rot in Hell Green gave your inside wiring to for you and you can play with your own inside wire, or get a Sparky to screw it up, or call an ex-telco technician to run and/or repair ir, or get it done correctly by the Telephone Company technician's. But you said OUTSIDE wire. Outside wire, the big cables along the utility poles, span and/or pole terminals, the drop wire from the pole to your house, *and* the protector, now called a Network Interface Device (NID) is actually and legally belongs to the Telephone Company -- ATT, Verizon, whatever owns where you live. It is *illegal* for you or vonage or Comcast or a electrician to work on our wiring. Not to mention they don't have the wire, terminals, tools or especially the knowledge to repair drops and outside wire. Call your local telephone company and tell them that *their* wire is on the ground and to get it fixed. If the person from the phone from India cannot understand what you are talking, stop a real telephone technician (you know cause their van/truck says ATT or whatever) and tell them.

Q:I have 60 ft and 40 ft of the 1/0 electrical THHN STRANDED wire. I don;t know if be possible to join both, due to I need 95 ft. Does anybody give me an idea? Thanks.: Use splice kits or split bolt connectors and make the splice inside a junction box. Install a cover on the box when you finish.

Q:I have an outdoor electrical outlet in the middle of my backyard. I think the prvious owners used to have a hot tub back there. Anyhow, the pvc conduit coming from the outlet goes into the ground about 10 inches and then I can see the electrical wire buried underground coming towards my house. I would like to just remove the outlet all together without digging it all up because it goes under my porch concrete. Can I just cap it off somehow and bury it? How? Thanks.: after a huge outage due to a snow storm in the late 1800s, New York City has required that all utilities run underground. underground utilities are still vulnerable to flooding, as we found out in Hurricane Sandy. since the 1950's almost all new telephone service is underground in the rest of the US except in possibly some very old communities. it is cheaper to run telephone underground because of the thinner wire that is used. underground telephone lines can still be damaged by lightning due to the strong ground electrical currents. the overhead lines you see along railroads are not telephone, they carry railroad signals. the demand for dependable electrical power is not too great, most people want the cheapest possible service and are unwilling to pay the premium cost.

Q:30 days ago, I purchased a 120hz Flat Screen TV. It was working just fine until about 4 days ago. Remote stopped working so I changed batteries, but that didn't help. So I moved TV into another room, it went back to normal. I moved another working flat screen into the master bedroom and it started acting up. This has led me to believe that this might be electrical wiring failing. Can anyone help me?ThanksAdam: your probably experiencing some kind of interference from another appliance or electrical component.

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