Examples of EDTV sources are: 1  DVD players featuring DVI / HDMI outputs (with built-in HDTV scalars) 2  Video image processors (scalers) 3  Digital cable Set Top Boxes (STB) that offer EDTV service. 4  Digital satellite receivers that offer EDTV service (i.e.
All PEX pipe must meet the same. qualification requirements as specified in the PEX. Standards. Continuous use temperature ratings as high. as 200Â°F (93Â°C) are required as well as standardized. chlorine resistance testing to ensure that the piping will. withstand the most aggressive drinking water conditions.
The temperature rating of a conductor is a maximum temperature, at any location along its length, that the conductor can withstand over a prolonged period of time without serious degradation. For conventional building wire and cable the most common ratings are 60Â°, 75Â° and 90Â° centigrade. Appliance Wiring Material (AWM) is permitted to carry a 105Â°C rating only when it is used in appliances. -2 rating denotes that cable is approved for operating temperature of 90Â°C in wet or dry locations.