Electrical wiring and cable,single core copper conductor
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- 50000 m/month
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1.) Household,indoor/outdoor,buliding wiring and associated devices ,to supply the power for lights fittings,switches,meters,plug point,air conditioners,refrigerators,water
pump,water heater,AC motor and etc.
2.) For decoration lights.
3.) Short span electricity transmission.
4.) For electrical appliance,electronic,instrument and telecom devices.
Specification
Description:
- Tinned or bare stranded 28-9AWG copper or tinned copper
- PVC insulated
- Temperature: 105 ° C; Voltage: 600V
- Use the standard thickness, easy stripping and cutting easy
- with anti-acid. oil resistance. moisture. mildew and other characteristics
1 | Model | AC10WE19 | ||
2 | Standard | GB/T 5023 IEC 60227 ICE60228 AS/NZS 3191 | ||
3 | Construction & Dimension | |||
Item | Specification | |||
Conductor | Size | 3G 1.5mm² | ||
Material | Annealed Bare Copper | |||
Insulation | Material | PVC | ||
Min. Average Thickness | 0.7mm | |||
Min. Thickness at any point | 0.53mm | |||
Diameter | 3.1±0.10 | |||
Identification | Blue, Brown, Yellow/Green | |||
Core Assembly | Core Twist | 3--Core | ||
Filler | NA | |||
Assembly Pair | NA | |||
Taping | Mylar Foil | NA | ||
Shielded | A1 - Mylar Foil | NA | ||
Drain | Material | NA | ||
Construction | NA | |||
Jacket | Material | PVC | ||
Min Average Thickness | 0.90mm | |||
Min. Thickness at any point | 0.67mm | |||
Overall Diameter (Approx) | 8.5±0.20 | |||
Color | Any Color | |||
4 | Electrical & Physical Properties | |||
Item | Specification | |||
Rating Voltage | 300/500V | |||
Conductor Resistance | 13.3Ω/Km 20°c Max | |||
In case of dispute, Conductor resistance shall be the referee method | ||||
Insulation Resistance | 0.010MΩ/Km 70°c Min | |||
Dielectric Strength | AC 2.0KV/5 min No Break | |||
Insulation | Unaged | Tensile Strength | 10N/mm² | |
Elongation | 150% Min | |||
Aged | Tensile Strength | Min 10N Unaged±20%(85±2°cx240hrs) | ||
Elongation | Min 150% Unaged±20%(85±2°cx240hrs) | |||
Loss of mass Test | 2.0mg/cm² (max) | |||
Jacket | Unaged | Tensile Strength | 10N/mm² | |
Elongation | 150% Min | |||
Aged | Tensile Strength | Min 10N Unaged±20%(85±2°cx240hrs) | ||
Elongation | Min 150% Unaged±20%(85±2°cx240hrs) | |||
Loss of mass Test | 2.0mg/cm² (max) | |||
Deformation Test | 150mm, 70±2°c x 1hr≤50% | |||
Cold Bend Test | -15±2°c x 4hr No Crack | |||
Heat Shock Test | 150±2°c x 1hr No Crack | |||
Electric Properties | |
Item | Specification |
Specified voltage and temperature & standard | UL/CSA : 105℃, 600Vac, 750Vdc, ROHS / RECH |
Spark Test | The insulation must be withstand 5KV high-tension current |
Insulation Potengial Strength | 2000V/Min(for water's environment |
Minimum Insulation Resistance | 20℃, DC500V 15MΩ-KM Above |
Physical Properties | |||
Based on standard of flammability material testing | According for UL Subj.758 spec/According for CSA spec | ||
Before of aging test | Insulation tensile strength test kgf/mm2 | 1500 psi above | |
Insulation elongation test rate % | 100% above | ||
After of aging test | Insulation tensile remnant rate % | This amount must be above 70% after heat ageing (136℃,168hrs) | |
Insulation elogates remnant rate % | This amount must be above 65% after heat aging (136℃,168hrs) | ||
Heating Distortion Test | The insulation face must be no cracked, high temperature at 120℃ for 1 hour | ||
Thermo Shock Test | The insulation face must be no cracked, high temperature at 120℃ for 1 hour and bent, to withstand 1,000V for 1 Min | ||
Cold Bending Test | The insulation face must be no cracked, cooled at -40℃ for 3 hour and bent to withstand 1000V for 1 Min | ||
Oil Resistance | Immersed in oil at 80℃ for 4 hrs and bent to withstand 1000V for 1 | ||
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