0.6/1kv 2core XLPE Insulated Steel Tape Armoured PVC Sheathed Electrical Power Cable
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0.6/1kv 2core XLPE Insulated Steel tape Armoured PVC Sheathed Electrical Power Cable
LOW VOLTAGE 0.6/1KV
2C YJV YJLV
This cable is suitable for use in fixed installation with rated voltage 0.6/1 kv Electricity transmission and distribution lines. Can be use in both indoor and outdoor.
For use in laying indoors, in tunnels, in underground ducts, in conduits or buried directly. Can withstand mechanical damage but couldn't withstand pull force.
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DESIGN
Conductor:plain annealed electrolytic copper(Hard drawn aluminum available)
Insulation: XLPE
Filler: PP rope/tape
Wrap Tape: Non-woven fabrics
Bedding: PVC
Armour: steel tape armoured
Outer sheath: PVC
Color: Black
( Note: XLPE: crosslinked polyethylene, PP: polypropylene, PVC: Polyvinyl chloride )
CHARACTERISTICS
Electrolytic conductor, class 2 (Circular compacted copper/ aluminum)
Max. temperature of conductor for long-term continious woking: <=90ºC
Max. working temperature in case of short-circuit: <=250ºC ( max. time 5s )
Meter by meter marking
Chemical and oil resistance: excellent
Abrasion resistance: excellent
Flame retardant
Installation Underground
Circumstance temperature when installation: >=0 ºC
Minimum bending radius:
Single-core cable: 20(D+d)±5%(mm)
Multi-core cable: 15(D+d)±5%(mm)
( Note: D: Actual external diameter of cable, d: Actual external diameter of conductor )
The cable could be laid without the limit of altitude difference
Installation in the Air
The center distanceof paralledl laying single-core cables:
cross sectional ares<=185mm2: 2*Dmm (D: diameter of cable)
cross sectional ares<=240mm2: 90mm
Circumstance temperature: 40 ºC
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0.6/1kv 2core XLPE Insulated Steel Tape Armoured PVC Sheathed Electrical Power Cable
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 20000 m/month
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