XLPE Insulated No Halogen Low Smoke Fire Retardant Power Cable For Rated Voltage

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XLPE Insulated No Halogen Low Smoke Fire Retardant Power Cable For Rated Voltage

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Supply Capability:: 30000 m/month

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Product Introduction:

This product is produced in accordance with RCC-E and NF serises standards and IEC60502、IEC60332-3、IEC60754、IEC60103-4, etc standard. After fired, this product cannot spread combustion and possesses halogen, low smoke, no toxicity, no corrosion and so on characteristics. It is suitable for nuclear power station, underground facilities, tunnel, high-rise and broadcast television station, etc.fields. It is laid at electric power circuit with 35kV of rated voltage and is used as power transmission/distribution.

Operating Characteristics:

ØRated Voltage：1.8/3~3.6/6kV

ØMin. Ambient Temperature: -40℃

ØNormal Operating Temperature：90~250℃

ØMin. bending radius is no less than 30 times of cable thickness

Specification:

Type

No. of cores

Rated voltage kV

0.6/1

1.8/3

3.6/6

6/6

6/10

8.7/10

8.7/15

18/20～

26/35

Nom. cross-sectional area mm²

WDZA-YJY WDZA-YJLY

WDZB-YJY WDZB-YJLY

WDZC-YJY WDZC-YJLY

2.5～1000

10～1000

25～1000

35～1000

50～1000

WDZA-YJY33 WDZA-YJLY33

WDZB-YJY33 WDZB-YJLY33

WDZC-YJY33 WDZC-YJLY33

10～10000

25～10000

35～10000

50～10000

WDZA-YJY43 WDZA-YJLY43

WDZB-YJY43 WDZB-YJLY43

WDZC-YJY43 WDZC-YJLY43

10～10000

25～10000

35～10000

50～10000

WDZA-YJY WDZA-YJLY

WDZB-YJY WDZB-YJLY

WDZC-YJY WDZC-YJLY

3+1

3+2

4+1

2.5～400

10～300

25～300

WDZA-YJY23 WDZA-YJLY23

WDZB-YJY23 WDZB-YJLY23

WDZC-YJY23 WDZC-YJLY23

4～400

10～300

25～300

WDZA-YJY33 WDZA-YJLY33

WDZB-YJY33 WDZB-YJLY33

WDZC-YJY33 WDZC-YJLY33

4～400

10～300

25～300

WDZA-YJY43 WDZA-YJLY43

WDZB-YJY43 WDZB-YJLY43

WDZC-YJY43 WDZC-YJLY43

4～400

10～300

25～300

XLPE Insulated No Halogen Low Smoke Fire Retardant Power Cable For Rated Voltage

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