PVC/PE/XLPE Insulated ABC Aerial Overhead Insulated Cable

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Specifications

1.Arial Bonded Cable
2.good package
3. quick delivery
4. CCC,CE,ISO certificate
5.cable manufacture

Application:

The cable as a new-type aerial cable is used for transmitting electric power overhead, extensively used in rebuilding of urban and forest region electrified wire netting. It improves the safety and reliance of electrified wire netting.

Specification:

Concentric strand aluminum wires as phase conductor; AAAC(all aluminum alloy conductors) or ACSR(aluminum conductor steel reinforced) as messenger (Neutral) core; Phase conductor is insulated by XLPE or HDPE or PVC.

Standards:

IEC60502, NF C33-209, GB 12527-90

Rated voltage: 0.6/1kV

Relative manufacturing standards: IEC61089, ASTM B231, ASTM B232, BS215, DIN48201, DIN48204.

We can also manufacture ABC cable according to customer's special requirements.

The basic construction is as follows:

3 cores consisting of standard aluminium conductors, insulated with XLPE insulation

+ One sheath lighting aluminium conductor with XLPE insulation(optional)

+ One messenger Al-alloy conductor (bare or covered)

The messenger conductor can be of galvanised steel wire also.

The purpose of messenger wire is

A) It acts as load bearing wire.

B) It acts as earth or neutral conductor.

To be used at cotages of 600V phase-to-phase or less and at conductor temperatures not to exceed 75°C for polyethylene insulated conductors or 90°C for crossliked polyethylene(XLPE) insulated conductors.

It meets or exceeds the following specifications:

1. Aluminum Wire, 1350-H19 for Electrical Purposes.

2. Aluminum Conductors, Concentric-Lay-Stranded.

3. Aluminum Conductor, Concentric-Lay-Stranded, Coated Steel Reinforced (ACSR).

4. Concentric-Lay-Stranded 6201-T81 Conductors.

5. Compressed Round Stranded Aluminum Conductors Using Single Input Wire.

It meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of ANSI/ICEA S-76-474

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