XLPE house wiring electrical cable
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XLPE house wiring electrical cable
Features and Applications
XLPE insulated control cable is available for control,inspect loop and protection or other fixed installation of rated voltage 450/750V and below GB/T9330.3-2008
Executive Standard
XLPE insulation PVC sheathed control cable: according to GB/T9330.3-2008
Flame retardant 105°C,135°C control cable burning test according to GB/T12666-2008
Operation Performance
1. Rated AC voltage: U0/U 450/750V
2. Long-term allowed working temperature of cable conductor: 90°C
3. Min. installation temperature: no less than 0°C
4. Cable min. bending radius: 8 times of cable nutter diameter with non-armored cable 12 times of cable nutter diameter with armored or Cu screening cable
Basic Types
table 1
Type | Designation |
KYJV | XLPE insulated PVC sheathed control cable |
KYJVP | XLPE insulated PVC sheathed woven screening control cable |
KYJVP2 | XLPE insulated PVC sheathed Cu tape screening control cable |
KYJVP3 | XLPE insulated PVC sheathed AL-plastic tape screening control cable |
KYJV22 | XLPE insulated PVC sheathed steel tape armored control cable |
KYJVP2-22 | XLPE insulated PVC sheathed Cu tape screening steel tape armored control cable |
KYJV32 | XLPE insulated PVC sheathed steel wire armored control cable |
KYTY | XLPE insulated PO sheathed control cable |
KYJYP | XLPE insulated PO sheathed woven screening control cable |
KYJYP2 | XLPE insulated PO sheathed Cu tape screening control cable |
KYJYP3 | XLPE insulated PO sheathed Al- plastic tape screening control cable |
KYJY23 | XLPE insulated PO sheathed steel tape armored control cable |
KYJYP2-23 | XLPE insulated PO sheathed Cu tape screening steel tape armored control cable |
KYJY33 | XLPE insulated PO sheathed steel wire armored control cable |
Note:Cable models not listed in upper table could combined according to 4th chapter of GB/T19330.1-2008. |
Product structure
Cable structure according to table 2
Type | mm2 Conductor nominal sector | |||||||
0.75 | 1.0 | 1.5 | 2.5 | 4 | 6 | 10 | ||
No. Core | ||||||||
KYJV KYJVP KYJY KYJYP | 2-61 | 2-14 | 2-10 | |||||
KYJVP2 KYJVP3 KYJYP2 KYJYP3 | 4-61 | 4-14 | 4-10 | |||||
KYJV-22 KYJY-23 | 7-61 | 4-61 | 4-14 | 4-10 | ||||
KYJVP2-22 KYJYP2-23 | 7-61 | 4-61 | 4-14 | 4-10 | ||||
KYJV32 KYJY33 | 19~61 | 7~61 | 4~14 | 4~10 | ||||
Note: Non-listed cable structure in upper table should added according to customers' request. | ||||||||
Type Explanation
1.Code, designation and definition
Item | Code | Definition |
Flame-retardant character | / ZR ZR-135 | Non flame-retardant can be omitted Flame-retardant to 105°C Flame-retardant to 135°C |
Series code | K | Control cable |
Insulation material | V YJ VD | PVC XLPE Low-smoke & halogen PVC |
Sheath material | V VD | PVC Low-smoke & halogen PVC |
Shield material | P P2 P3 | Cu wire of Tin-plated woven Cu wire Cu tape or Cu plastic compound tape Al/plastic compound tape |
Armor material | 22 32 | Steel tape Steel-gauge steel-wire |
Conductor type | A B R | Single-strand conductor 7-strands twisted conductor Muti-strands twisted conductor |
Specification Size
1. KVV, KYJV, KVVP, KYJVP, KVV22, KYJV22, ZR-KVV, ZR-KYJV, ZR-KVVP, ZR-KYJVP,
ZR-KVVP2, ZR-KYJVP2, ZR-KVV22(105°C,135°C)
Note: The outer diameter of armored cable could add 4.0mm
Marking Examples:
Example 1:Cu conductor XLPE insulated&sheathed, woven Cu wire shield control cable. 19 core 1.5mmz. the core conductor is formed of single wire, to be described as: KYJVP 19 X 1.5;
Example 2: Cu conductor flame-retardant 105°C PVC sheathed&insulated steel tape armor control cable, 20 core 1.0mm2, the core conductor is formed of mufti-stands twisted Cu wire, to be described as: ZR105-KVV22,R 20 X 1.0;
Example 3: Cu conductor flame-retardant 135°C PVC sheathed&insulated, Cu tape shield control cable, 24 core 1.5mm2, the conductor is formed of single wires, to be described as: ZR135-KVVP2 24 x 1.5;
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- You're talking about a stab-in connection right? I don't use nor do I recommend anyone use those. The problem with them is they, over time, loosen and then the wire comes out easily as it did from your old switch and the problem with that is that loose electrical connections produce heat and cause fires. For safety reasons I only use outlets and switches that have screw down connections for the wires. I've seen too many of the stab-in devices that the wires fell out of when the were pulled out for work or inspection. The only thing that holds the wire in those devices is a springy piece of metal which weakens when it heats up.
- Q: I have 2 small fluorescent lights in a closet with 2 entry doors and naturally 2 switches. I want to replace them with 2 incandescent lamp fixtures. if i do can i use dimmer switches and have a normal operation including the dimmers?
- If you are talking about a clothes closet, then you need to verify that the location and type of incandescent fixture meets NEC 410.16 requirements to avoid a fire. For example, the fixture must totally enclose the bulb, and must be at least 12 clearance from the nearest point of storage, and at least 6 from an enclosed recessed fixture. You would be better off with dimming ballasts in the existing fixtures since incandescent bulbs are being phased out.
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- Q: I accidentally cut a hidden outside electrical outlet with my lawn mower. The outlet was knocked off the wires and they are now exposed. I've managed to isolate the breaker and shut it off, which is a temporary fix. The outlet is pretty useless (it was kind of hidden by a well that I was cutting around, and forgotten) and not used anymore. So, I'm not really interested in replacing it - I want to know how to cover the wire so it isn't an exposed live electrical wire in my yard. How easy is this?
- I can't think of a UL listed product that would let you leave it connected to a circuit breaker and buried unless the end of the wire was in a junction box. It would probably be easiest to have a qualified person disconnect from the breaker or at the last point accessible before the cable leaves the house.
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XLPE house wiring electrical cable
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