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What is Stranded Electric Cable and What Are Some Common Applications?

Octobris 11, 2024

Stranded Electric Cable is a versatile and essential type of electrical conductor used in a wide range of industries and applications. Unlike solid wire, which consists of a single metal conductor, stranded cable is made by bundling multiple smaller strands of wire into a single, larger conductor. This design gives … Read More

Quid est differentia inter armis et peperit conductor funes?

August 6, 2024

In realm electrica ipsum et construction, Eligendo ius genus wiring est crucial pro utroque salus et efficientiam. Duo communiter usum genera Wiring sunt armati cables et nudum Conductors. Quisque habet suum proprium paro of characteres, commoda, et applications. This article SWA Cable delves into the … Read More

How to Choose the Right Communication Cable?

November 8, 2022

Communication cable, as a transmission medium, is a necessary equipment for completing information projects. Unsuitable fiber optic cable is likely to affect the quality of the whole project. Sic, how to choose the right fiber optic communication cable?

What Is Power Armored Cable? Characteristics of Armored Cable

Octobris 31, 2022

Power armored cable is a power cable equipped with a hard armor layer outside the conductor. The armored structure can effectively protect the conductor from external damage. This type of cable is often used for buried laying in harsh environments. It is safe, stable and reliable, resistant to animal bites and acid corrosion.

The Difference between Power Fiber Optic Cable and Communication Fiber Optic Cable

Octobris 21, 2022

Fiber optic cable is mainly used to realize signal transmission in communication lines. According to the purpose of use can be divided into power fiber optic cable, communication fiber optic cable, outdoor fiber optic cable, mining cable and so on. So what are the differences between power fiber optic cable and communication fiber optic cable?

Wire And Cable General Knowledge Q & A

Octobris 18, 2022

1. Single-Core Cable Sheath End Grounding Method, Why Must Be Installed Along The Cable Laid In Parallel With The Return Line?

In the metal sheath end of the grounded cable line, ensure that the induced voltage in the sheath does not exceed the allowable standard.

Must be installed along the cable line parallel laying of a conductor, and the two ends of the conductor grounded, this conductor is called the return line.

How to Choose Cables for Photovoltaic Systems – PV Cable

Octobris 9, 2022

This picture shows the most common kind of photovoltaic cable

In annis, the technology in the photovoltaic industry is developing faster and faster. Such as the power of a single module is getting bigger and bigger. And the current of the string is getting bigger and bigger. With this comes the popularity of PV cable. System design and component-appropriate … Read More

Why Use HVDC Cable for Long-Distance Transmission?

September 15, 2022

high voltage dc overhead line manufacturer

In a modern DC transmission system, only the transmission link is DC, the generation system and the consumer system are still AC. At the sending end of the transmission line, the AC power from the AC system is sent to the rectifier via the converter transformer in the converter station. Which changes the high-voltage AC power into high-voltage DC power and sends it to the DC transmission line.

How to Select and Install Inspection Satellite Cables?

September 6, 2022September 5, 2022

Give you an example of what coaxial cable is

Satellite TV can reach the most remote corners of the earth, where there are no usual providers and broadcast towers. The available compact systems can be installed anywhere. The satellite dish provides it with color and a clear picture. The common cable used for satellite TV is satellite coaxial cable. … Read More

Introduction And Application of Armored Fiber Optic Cables

August 31, 2022

Armored fiber optic cable is a kind of fiber optic with a metal armor sheath wrapped around the core. This layer of armor makes the cable resistant to strong pressure and stretch, and also protects it from harsh environments. Armored fiber optic cables are stronger, more reliable and more durable than ordinary fiber optic cables.