N2XBY, Power Cable, 0.6/1 kV, CU/XLPE/PVC/ATA/PVC (IEC 60502-1)

N2XBY, Power Cable, 0.6/1 kV, CU/XLPE/PVC/ATA/PVC (IEC 60502-1) System 1

N2XBY, Power Cable, 0.6/1 kV, CU/XLPE/PVC/ATA/PVC (IEC 60502-1)

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 m

Supply Capability:: 3000 m/month

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Specification

Referred Standard:

IEC 60502-1

Rated Voltage:

0.6/1 KV

Armor Type:

Aluminum Tape

Number of Cores:

1-5

Size:

1.5-500 mm2

Class of Conductor:

N2XBY, Power Cable, 0.6/1 kV, CU/XLPE/PVC/ATA/PVC (IEC 60502-1)

Cu / XLPE / ATA / PVC (Copper Conductor, XLPE Insulated, Aluminium Tape Armor, PVC Sheathed) Standard Specification : IEC 60502-1

Application :

For installation indoors, cable channels and in ground, for industry installations, switchgear, and power station, if there is a risk that low mechanical damage may occur. Special Features on Request

Fire Resistance

Oil Resistance

UV Resistance

Flame Retardant Cat. A, B, C

Flame Retardant Non Category

Anti Termite

Anti Rodent

Low Smoke Zero Halogen

Note :

Conductor Shape

16 sqmm supplied in non compacted circular stranded (rm) conductor shape

25 - 800 sqmm supplied in non compacted circular stranded (rm) or compacted circular stranded (cm) conductor shape

Standard Packing

16 - 300 sqmm supplied in wooden drum @ 1000 m

400 - 800 sqmm supplied wooden drum on available length Length Tolerance per drum ± 2%

N2XBY, Power Cable, 0.6/1 kV, CU/XLPE/PVC/ATA/PVC (IEC 60502-1)

Cross Section	Overall Diameter	Cable Weight	DC Resistance at 20°C	Short circuit current at 1s
Cross Section	Overall Diameter	Cable Weight	DC Resistance at 20°C	Short circuit current at 1s
mm²	mm	kg/km	(/km)	(kA)
1 Core
16	15.4	386	1.15	2.29
25	15.6	460	0.727	3.58
35	16.7	567	0.524	5.01
50	18.5	731	0.387	7.15
70	20.5	957	0.268	10.01
95	22.5	1,215	0.193	13.59
120	24.0	1,472	0.153	17.16
150	26.0	1,756	0.124	21.45
185	28.5	2,168	0.0991	26.46
240	31.5	2,770	0.0754	34.32
300	34.5	3,345	0.0601	42.90
400	38.0	4,250	0.0470	57.20
500	42.5	5,380	0.0366	71.50
630	47.5	6,947	0.0283	90.09
800	52.5	8,702	0.0221	114.40
2 Cores
1.5	14.4	293	12.1	0.21
2.5	14.4	310	7.41	0.36
4	14.4	328	4.61	0.57
6	15.4	397	3.08	0.86
10	17.4	533	1.83	1.43
16	19.4	705	1.15	2.29
25	22.5	986	0.727	3.58
35	25	1252	0.524	5.01
50	28	1529	0.387	7.15
70	32	2081	0.268	10.01
95	35.5	2739	0.193	13.59
120	40.5	3726	0.153	17.16
150	45	4518	0.124	21.45
185	50	5537	0.0991	26.46
240	55.5	6987	0.0754	34.32
300	61	8514	0.0601	42.9
3 Cores
1.5	14.4	304	12.1	0.21
2.5	14.4	324	7.41	0.36
4	14.4	377	4.61	0.57
6	15.4	463	3.08	0.86
10	17.4	638	1.83	1.43
16	19.4	860	1.15	2.29
25	22.5	1223	0.727	3.58
35	25	1574	0.524	5.01
50	28	1818	0.387	7.15
70	32	2518	0.268	10.01
95	35.5	3335	0.193	13.59
120	40.5	4451	0.153	17.16
150	45	5449	0.124	21.45
185	50	6656	0.0991	26.46
240	55.5	8514	0.0754	34.32
300	61	10375	0.0601	42.9
4 Cores
1.5	14.4	310	12.1	0.21
2.5	14.4	347	7.41	0.36
4	14.4	440	4.61	0.57
6	15.4	548	3.08	0.86
10	17.4	773	1.83	1.43
16	19.4	1055	1.15	2.29
25	22.5	1517	0.727	3.58
35	25	1967	0.524	5.01
50	28	2356	0.387	7.15
70	32	3260	0.268	10.01
95	35.5	4727	0.193	13.59
120	40.5	5823	0.153	17.16
150	45	7104	0.124	21.45
185	50	8651	0.0991	26.46
240	55.5	11087	0.0754	34.32
300	61	13530	0.0601	42.9
5 Cores
1.5	14.4	322	12.1	0.21
2.5	14.4	403	7.41	0.36
4	14.4	517	4.61	0.57
6	15.4	649	3.08	0.86
10	17.4	919	1.83	1.43
16	19.4	1265	1.15	2.29
25	22.5	1833	0.727	3.58
35	25	2403	0.524	5.01
50	28	3069	0.387	7.15

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