Dual-core Cable 2x2.5mm² made in China
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Description of Dual-core Cable 2x2.5mm²
Dual-core Cable PV-2x2.5mm²
Main Features of Dual-core Cable 2x2.5mm²
Dual wall insulation, Electron beam cross-linked
Excellent resistance to UV,water,ozone,fluids,salt,general weathering
Excellent resistance to abrasion
Halogen free, flame,ratardant,low toxicity
Excellent flexibility and stripping performance
High current carrying capacity
TUV and UL approved
Specifications of Dual-core Cable 2x2.5mm²
TYPE | Cross section | Strand design | Conductor diameter | Conductor resistance | Outer diameter | Rated voltage | Rated current |
mm² | NO.xФ(mm) | mm | Ω/Km | mm | VAC/DC | A | |
PV-2x2.5mm² | 2.5 | 48.xФ0.25 | 2.0 | 8.06 | 5.40x10.90 | 1000/1800 | 30 |
Technical Data of Dual-core Cable 2x2.5mm²
Wire:Class5 tinned
Insulation material: XLPE
Double insulated
Halogen-free
HIgh resistance against oils, greases,oxygen and ozone
Microbe-resistant
UV resistant
High wear and abrasion resistance
Flame test according to :DIN EN 50265-2-1 UL 1571(VW-1)
Smallest permissible Bending Radlus 5xD
Temperature range -40℃~+90℃
Colours: Black Red
IMages of Dual-core Cable 2x2.5mm²
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