Copper conductor XLPE insulated PVC sheath SWA STA armoured LV MV underground Power Cable
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 m
- Supply Capability:
- 20000 m/month
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1. Standard:IEC, ASTM,BS,CNS(GB),DIN and AS/NZS or other standards as request.
2. Rated Voltage:Low Voltage
3. Construction:
Conductor:Copper or Aluminium
Insulation:PVC or XLPE
Inner sheath:PVC
Armoured:Galvanized steel tape or galvanized steel wire
Outer Sheath:PVC or PE
4. Characters:
a.Max Long-time operating temperature of PVC insulated cable is 70°C,XLPE 90°C
b.Installing temperature of cable should not be less than 0°C
c.Max short-circuit temperature is:PVC not exceed 160°C,XLPE 250°C,Not more than5 Sec.
d.Permitting bending radius cable: Not less than 10 D times (D:external diameter of cable)
e.Perfect chemical stability, resistant against acids, alkalis, grease and organic solvents, and flamer retardant.
5. Description & Application:
PVC Insulation Electric Cable
TYPE | Description of Cable | Main Applications | |
CU core | AL core | ||
VV | VLV | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,PVC sheathed power cable | Non-armoured PVC cable are suited for laying indoors,In cable trench,On cable racks and in pipes. Unable bear external pressures and tensions. |
VY | VLY | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,PE sheathed power cable | |
VV22 | VLV22 | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,steel tape armored,PVC sheathed power cable | Steel-tape armoured PVC cables are suited for vertical burial.Can bear moderate positive pressures,Unable bear tension forces. |
VV23 | VLV23 | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,steel tape armored,PE sheathed power cable | |
VV32 | VLV32 | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,thin steel wire armored,PVC sheathed power cable | Thin steel wire armoured PVC cables are used in case of great difference of levels or vertical installation and Can do vertical burial.Can bear moderate positive pressures and tension forces. |
VV33 | VLV33 | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,thin steel wire armored,PE sheathed power cable | |
VV42 | VLV42 | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,thick steel wire armored,PVC sheathed power cable | Thick steel wire armoured PVC cables are suited for vertical installation and can be laid water or sea-bottom.Can bear greater positive pressures and tension forces. |
VV43 | VLV43 | Copper/Aluminium core,PVC insulated,thick steel wire armored,PE sheathed power cable | |
XLPE Insulated electric cable
TYPE | NAME | |
CU core | AL core | |
YJV/YJY | YJLV/YJLY | XLPE insulated,PVC/PE sheathed power cable |
YJV22/YJV23 | YJLV22/YJLV23 | XLPE insulated,steel tape armored,PVC/PE sheathed power cable |
YJV32/YJV33 | YJLV32/YJLV33 | XLPE insulated,thin steel wire armored,PVC/PE sheathed power cable |
YJV42/YJV43 | YJLV42/YJLV43 | XLPE insulated,thick steel wire armored,PVC/PE sheathed power cable |
NO. Of Cores
Rated voltage: 600/1000V
Nominal thickness of insulation: XLPE 0.7mm-2.0mm(1.5mm2-400mm2)
Thickness of sheath:
Diameter of conductor
Approx. Overall diameter: 11.4mm-6.5mm
Max cable weight:
Nominal cross sectional area of conductor etc.
All above can do as every different standards OR as your special request
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Copper conductor XLPE insulated PVC sheath SWA STA armoured LV MV underground Power Cable
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 200 m
- Supply Capability:
- 20000 m/month
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