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Aerial insulated cables of rated voltages 35KV and below are manutactured according to the standards GB 12527-90 and GB 14049-93. They are fit for transmitting line and distributing line of rated voltage 0.6/1KV, 10KV in tall buildingsm traceling development area and wooded tract.

Operating characteristics:

1.The rated voltage of cable has two classes: 0.6/1KV, 10KV.

2. Continuous permissible operating temperature:

PVC insulation:70 ⁰C

PE insulation:70 ⁰C

HDPE insulation:75 ⁰C

XLPE insulation:90 ⁰C

3. Max. temperature of cable under short-circuit (5sec. Max, Duration)

PVC insulation:160 ⁰C

PE insulation:130 ⁰C

HDPE insulation:150⁰C

XLPE insulation:250 ⁰C

4. Laying temperature of cable not less than -20⁰C

5. Operating ambient temperature of cables: -40 ⁰C ~40 ⁰

6. Permissible bending radius of cable:

cable for rated voltage up to and including 0.6/1KV

bending radius not less than 4D for cable diameter<25mm

bending radius not less than 6D for cable diameter≥25mm

cable for rated voltage 10KV:

single-core cable: 20 (D+d) ±5%

multi-core cable:15 (D+d) ±5%

Type and Name

Type	Name
JKV JKLV	0.6/1kv,10kv,35kv/ Cu./Al. Conductor PVC Insulated Aerial Cable for Rated Voltage 0.6/1kv,10kv,35kv
JKY JKLY	0.6/1kv,10kv,35kv/ Cu./Al. Conductor PE Insulated Aerial Cable for Rated Voltage 0.6/1kv,10kv,35kv
JKYJ JKLYJ	0.6/1kv,10kv,35kv/ Cu./Al. Conductor XLPE Insulated Aerial Cable for Rated Voltage 0.6/1kv,10kv,35kv

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