Rated voltage 0.6/1kV PVC insulated power cable

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It is suitable for power grid with rated voltage 0.6/1kV or the power transmission in the power equipment.
The highest environment permissible continuous operating temperature for the conductor of the PVC Insulating Power Cable to work normally is 70℃. In case of short circuit (with duration less than 5 seconds), the highest temperature of the conductor is less than 160℃.
The ambient temperature under installation should not be below 0℃.

The recommended bending radius: for mono-core cable, not less than 20 times of the cable's actual external diameter; for multi-core cable, not less than 15 times of the cable's actual external diameter.

Type and designation：

Type Designation range of cable VVCopper Conductor PVC Insulating PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV)1、2、3、4、5、3+1、4+1、3+2cores1.5~185mm2VLVAluminum Conductor PVC Insulating PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV) VV22Copper Conductor PVC Insulating Steel Tape Armored PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV) VLV22Aluminum Conductor PVC Insulating Steel Tape Armored PVC Jacket Power Cable (Rated Voltage 0.6/1kV)

m.cross-section of conductor mm2	Structure of conductor n/mm	Insulation thickness mm	Max.d.c resistance at 20℃ Ω/km	Min. insulation resistance constant at 20℃ MΩ.km	Min. insulation resistance constant at 90℃ MΩ.km
1.5	1/1.38	0.8	12.1	36.7	0.037
2.5	1/1.78	0.8	7.41	36.7	0.037
4	1/2.25	1.0	4.61	36.7	0.037
6	1/2.76	1.0	3.08	36.7	0.037
10	7/1.35	1.0	1.83	36.7	0.037
16	7/1.70	1.0	1.15	36.7	0.037
25	7/2.14	1.2	0.727	36.7	0.037
35	7/2.52	1.2	0.524	36.7	0.037
50	19/1.78	1.4	0.387	36.7	0.037
70	19/2.14	1.4	0.268	36.7	0.037
95	19/2.52	1.6	0.193	36.7	0.037
120	37/2.03	1.6	0.153	36.7	0.037
150	37/2.25	1.8	0.124	36.7	0.037
185	37/2.52	2.0	0.0991	36.7	0.037

Cable operation condition

In air
6.1 The single-core cables are parallel laid, the distance between the cable center is 2 times of the cable diameter for cross-section area of conductor≤185185mm2 and 90mm for cross-sectional area of conductor≥240mm2.
6.1 Ambient air temperature: 40℃.
6.1 Max. continuous operating temperature of conductor: 70℃.
6.2 Direct in the ground
6. The single-core cables are installed separately, the distance between the cable center is 2 times of the cable diameter.
6.1 Soil temperature: 25℃.
6.2 Max. continuous operating temperature of conductor: 70℃.
6.2 Thermal receptivity of soil: 1.0℃.m/W.
6.2 Depth of laying: 0.7m.

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