PVC Insulated Wire for the purpose of fixing and laying at Rated Voltage of 450

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PVC Insulated Wire for the purpose of fixing and laying at Rated Voltage of 450/750V or less

1)Purpose: apply to fix and lay propelling machinery when alternating voltage is 450/750V or less.

2)Usage temperature: BV-90: Maximum 90℃ BV and BVR: Maximum 70℃.

3)Rated voltage: Sections≤BV1.0mm²: 300/500V Other sections: 450/750V.

4)Standard Number: GB5023 JB8734

5)Structural data and main characteristics

No.	Model	Nominal Section mm2	Structure of Wire Core	Outside Diameter Referrence of Finished Product mm	Conductor Resistance at 20℃ Ω/km		Insulated Resistance at 70℃ or 90℃ ≥MΩ.km
					Conductor Resistance at 20℃ Ω/km
					Copper Core	Tinned Copper Core
901	BV	0.5	1/0.80	2.4	36	36.7	0.015
902		0.75	1/0.97	2.6	24.5	24.8	0.012
903		0.75	7/0.37	2.8	24.5	24.8	0.014
904		1	1/1.13	2.8	18.1	18.2	0.011
905		1	7/0.43	3	18.1	18.2	0.013
906		1.5	1/1.38	3.3	12.1	12.2	0.011
907		1.5	7/0.52	3.5	12.1	12.2	0.01
908		2.5	1/0.78	3.9	7.41	7.56	0.01
909		2.5	7/0.68	4.2	7.41	7.56	0.009
910		4	1/2.25	4.4	4.61	4.7	0.0085
911		4	7/0.85	4.8	4.61	4.7	0.0077
912		6	1/2.76	4.9	3.08	3.11	0.007
913		6	7/1.04	5.4	3.08	3.11	0.0065
914		10	7/1.35	6.1	1.83	1.84	0.0065
915		16	7/1.70	7.1	1.15	1.16	0.005
916		25	7/2.14	8.9	0.727	0.734	0.005
917		35	7/2.52	10	0.524	0.529	0.004
918		50	19/1.78	11.8	0.387	0.391	0.0045
919		70	19/2.14	13.6	0.268	0.27	0.0035
920		95	19/2.52	15.9	0.193	0.195	0.0035
921		120	37/2.03	17.5	0.153	0.154	0.0032
922		150	37/2.25	19.5	0.124	0.126	0.0032
923		185	37/2.52	21.8	0.0991	0.1	0.0032
924	BV-90	0.5	1/0.80	2.7	36	36.7	0.015
925		0.75	1/0.97	2.8	24.5	24.8	0.013
926		1	1/1.13	3	18.1	18.2	0.012
927		1.5	1/1.38	3.3	12.1	12.2	0.011
928		2.5	1/1.78	3.9	7.41	7.56	0.009
929		4	1/2.25	4.4	4.6	4.7	0.008
930		6	1/2.76	4.9	3.08	3.11	0.007
931	BVR	2.5	19/0.41	4.2	7.41	7.56	0.011
932		4	19/0.52	4.8	4.61	4.7	0.009
933		6	19/0.64	5.6	3.08	3.11	0.0084
934		10	49/0.52	7.6	1.83	1.84	0.0072
935		16	49/0.64	8.8	1.15	1.16	0.0062
936		25	98/0.58	10	0.727	0.734	0.0058
937		35	133/0.58	11	0.524	0.529	0.0052
938		50	133/0.68	12.9	0.387	0.391	0.0051
939		70	189/0.68	15.1	0.268	0.27	0.0045
Remark: Our company also produces fireproof type and fire-retardant type in respect of above specifications. Fire-retardant wires and cables are added with ZR- before their model numbers, for example ZR-BV.Fireproof wires and cables are added with NH- before their model numbers,for example NH-BV.

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