I have a question about an issue that occurred on site
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At the project site, cables of the type DJF46YDRP 3X1.5 were used to connect multiple thermistors. When it came to installation, it was found that 70 meters of cable were missing. Fortunately, there was some extra cable of the type ZR-KVVRP 3X1.5 available on site; could this be used as a substitute? In other words, could one thermistor be connected using ZR-KVVRP cable while the others use DJF46YDRP cable? Would that cause any problems? Thank you all for your guidance
DJF46YDRP full name: Copper core computer cable with perfluoroethylene propylene insulation, cross-linked polyolefin sheath, copper tape shielding and steel tape armoring; ZR-KVVP cable full name: Control cable with polyethylene insulation and polyvinyl chloride sheath and shielding. Purpose: Suitable for use as connection wires in control, monitoring circuits and protection circuits with a rated voltage of U0/U 450/750V or less; it is mainly used in environments where electromagnetic interference needs to be prevented and shielding is required. There will be no problem; it can fully meet the requirements
They are all shielded cables, they can be used:D
The guy on the 2nd floor is so professional! Admiration
No problem, it works. Our factories all use KVVP.
It can be completely replaced; I usually use ZR-KVVRP. Chemical industry standards strictly prohibit direct connection of cables; it is recommended to use junction boxes for making connections via terminals.