Single conductor Type UD Cable- Aluminum Conductor

Single conductor Type UD Cable- Aluminum Conductor

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1.Single conductor Type UD Cable- Aluminum Conductor

1.1 Applications
Directly buried or installed in ducts for 600 volt secondary distribution.
1.2 Standards
Secondary UD single conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds the following ASTM specifications.
 B-230 Aluminum Wire, 1350-H19 for Electrical Purposes.
 B-231 Aluminum 1350 conductors, Concentric-Lay-Stranded.
 B-786 "19 Wire combination unilay-stranded Aluminum Conductors for subsequent insulation".
 B-901 "Compressed round stranded Aluminum Conductors using single input wire construction".
 Secondary UD single conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of ICEA S-105-692.
 "USE-2" per UL 854 available upon request.
1.3 Options
 Cable in Duct (CIC)
 Abrasion Resistant
Ampacity
90^oC conductor temperature, 20^oC ambient, RHO factor 90, 100% load factor for three conductor triplexed, 3 phase operation. To determine correct ampacity by conductor size, please consult the National Electric Code, latest edition.
1.4 Specification

Item	Size AWG or	Stranding	Insulation	Outside Dia.	Weight Per KM
Item	MCM	Stranding	mm	mm	Kg
Princeton	6	7/W	1.524	7.57	66.96
Mercer	4	7/W	1.524	8.76	95.23
Clemson	2	7/W	1.524	10.24	138.38
Kenyon	1	19/W	2.032	13.26	220.22
Harvard	1/0	19/W	2.032	12.24	181.54
Yale	2/0	19/W	2.032	14.38	266.35
Tufts	3/0	19/W	2.032	15.65	322.90
Beloit	4/0	19/W	2.032	17.07	394.32
Hofstra	250	37/W	2.413	19.00	471.70
Gonzaga	300	37/W	2.413	20.35	552.05
Rutgers	350	37/W	2.413	21.62	629.42
Emory	500	37/W	2.413	24.87	861.55
Duke	600	61/W	2.794	27.58	1043.09
Furman	700	61/W	2.794	29.34	1196.35
Sewanee	750	61/W	2.794	30.18	1272.24
Fordham	1000	61/W	2.794	33.96	1650.19

2.Duplex Conductor Type URD Cable-Aluminum Conductor2.1 Applications
Directly buried or installed in ducts for 600 volt secondary distribution.
2.2 Standards
Secondary UD duplex conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds the following ASTM specifications.
 B-230 Aluminum Wire, 1350-H19 for Electrical Purposes.
 B-231 Aluminum 1350 conductors, Concentric-Lay-Stranded.
 B-786 "19 Wire combination unilay-stranded Aluminum Conductors for subsequent insulation".
 B-901 "Compressed round stranded Aluminum Conductors using single input wire construction".
 Secondary UD duplex conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of ICEA S-105-692.
 "USE-2" per UL 854 available upon request.
2.3 Options
 Cable in Duct
 Abrasion Resistant
Ampacity
90^oC conductor temperature, 20^oC ambient, RHO 90, 100% load factor. All yellow extruded stripe cable is XLP insulation. To determine correct ampacity by conductor size, please consult the National Electric Code, latest edition.
2.4 Specification

Item	Phase Conductor size	Phase Conductor Stranding	Phase Conductor Insulation Thickness	Neutral Size	Neutral Stranding	Neutral Insulation Thickness	Single Phase Conductor	Single Phase Conductor	Weight Per Km
Item	AWG	Phase Conductor Stranding	mm	AWG	Neutral Stranding	mm	mm	mm	Kg
Bard	8	7/w	1.524	8	7/w	1.524	6.65	13.31	113.09
Claflin	6	7/w	1.524	6	7/w	1.524	7.59	15.14	135.41
Delgado	4	7/w	1.524	4	7/w	1.524	8.76	17.53	191.95
Everett	2	7/w	1.524	2	7/w	1.524	10.24	20.47	281.23

3.Triplex Conductor Type URD Cable- Aluminum Conductor
3.1 Applications
Directly buried or installed inducts for 600 volt secondary distribution.
3.2 Standards
Secondary UD triplex conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds the following ASTM specifications.
 B-230 Aluminum Wire, 1350-H19 for Electrical Purposes.
 B-231 Aluminum 1350 conductors, Concentric-Lay-Stranded.
 B-786 "19 Wire combination unilay-stranded Aluminum Conductors for subsequent insulation".
 B-901 "Compressed round stranded Aluminum Conductors using single input wire construction".
 Secondary UD triplex conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of ICEA S-105-692.
 "USE-2" per UL 854 available upon request.
3.3 Options
 Cable in Duct (CIC)
 Abrasion Resistant
Ampacity
90^oC conductor temperature, 20^oC ambient, RHO 50, 100% load factor for three conductor triplex with neutral carrying only unbalanced load. Technical data for cable with solid black neutral is identical to yellow extruded stripe data. All yellow extruded stripe cable is XLP insulation. To determine correct ampacity by conductor size, please consult the National Electric Code, latest edition.
3.4 Specification

Item	Phase Conductor size	Phase Conductor Stranding	Phase Conductor Insulation Thickness	Neutral Size	Neutral Stranding	Neutral Insulation Thickness	Single Phase Conductor	Single Phase Conductor	Weight Per Km
Item	AWG	Phase Conductor Stranding	mm	AWG	Neutral Stranding	mm	mm	mm	Kg
Erskine	6	7/w	1.524	6	7/w	1.524	7.59	16.41	212.78
Vassar	4	7/w	1.524	4	7/w	1.524	8.76	19.15	302.06
Stephens	2	7/w	1.524	4	7/w	1.524	10.24	21.39	392.83
Ramapo	2	7/w	1.524	2	7/w	1.524	10.24	22.20	437.47
Brenau	1/0	19/w	2.032	2	7/w	1.524	13.26	27.03	607.10
Bergen	1/0	19/w	2.032	1/0	19/w	2.032	13.26	28.78	691.92
Converse	2/0	19/w	2.032	1	19/w	2.032	14.38	29.82	746.98
Hunter	2/0	19/w	2.032	2/0	19/w	2.032	14.38	31.19	833.28
Hollins	3/0	19/w	2.032	1/0	19/w	2.032	15.65	32.41	901.73
Rockland	3/0	19/w	2.032	3/0	19/w	2.032	15.65	33.93	1008.86
Sweetbriar	4/0	19/w	2.032	2/0	19/w	2.032	17.07	35.28	1099.63
Monmouth	4/0	19/w	2.032	4/0	19/w	2.032	17.07	37.01	1232.06
Pratt	250	37/w	2.413	3/0	19/w	2.032	19.00	39.07	1328.78
Wesleyan	350	37/w	2.413	4/0	19/w	2.032	21.62	44.09	1735.01
Holyoke	500	37/w	2.413	300	37/w	2.413	24.87	51.00	2391.22
Rider	500	37/w	2.413	350	37/w	2.413	24.87	51.69	2474.54
Fairfield	750	61/w	2.794	500	37/w	2.413	30.1752	52.98	3428.35

4.Quadruplex Conductor Type URD Cable & Mobile Home Feeder
4.1 Applications
Directly buried or installed in ducts for 600 volt secondary distribution.
4.2 Standards
Secondary UD quadruplex conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds the following ASTM specifications.
 B-230 Aluminum Wire, 1350-H19 for Electrical Purposes.
 B-231 Aluminum 1350 conductors, Concentric-Lay-Stranded.
 B-786 "19 Wire combination unilay-stranded Aluminum Conductors for subsequent insulation".
 B-901 "Compressed round stranded Aluminum Conductors using single input wire construction".
 Secondary UD quadruplex conductor 600V cable meets or exceeds all applicable requirements of ICEA S-105-692.
 "USE-2" per UL 854 available upon request.
4.3 Options
 Cable in Duct (CIC)
 Abrasion Resistant
Ampacity
To determine correct ampacity by conductor size, please consult the National Electric Code, latest edition.
4.4 Specification

Item	Phase Conductor size	Phase Conductor Stranding	Phase Conductor Insulation Thickness	Neutral Size	Neutral Stranding	Neutral Insulation Thickness	Single Phase Conductor	Single Phase Conductor	Weight Per Km
Item	AWG	Phase Conductor Stranding	mm	AWG	Neutral Stranding	mm	mm	mm	Kg
Tulsa	4	7	1.524	4	4	1.524	8.76	21.16	383.90
Dyke	2	7	1.524	4	4	1.524	10.24	23.83	514.85
Wittenberg	2	7	1.524	2	2	1.524	10.24	24.71	558.00
Notre Dame	1/0	19	2.032	2	2	1.524	13.26	30.18	805.01
Purdue	1/0	19	2.032	1/0	1/0	2.032	13.26	32.00	886.85
Syracuse	2/0	19	2.032	1	1	2.032	14.38	33.43	988.03
Lafayette	2/0	19	2.032	2/0	2/0	2.032	14.38	34.72	1071.36
Swarthmore	3/0	19	2.032	1/0	1/0	2.032	15.65	36.32	1197.84
Davidson	3/0	19	2.032	3/0	3/0	2.032	15.65	37.77	1300.51
Wake Forest	4/0	19	2.032	2/0	2/0	2.032	17.07	39.62	1456.75
Earlham	4/0	19	2.032	4/0	4/0	2.032	17.07	41.22	1586.21
Slippery Rock	350	37	2.413	4/0	4/0	2.032	21.62	49.40	2297.47
Wofford	500	37	2.413	350	350	2.413	21.62	59.64	3234.91
Windham	750	61	2.794	500	500	2.413	24.87	72.39	3782.50

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