0.6/1KV Copper XLPE insulated underground armoured power cable
| Port: | Qingdao or Other Ports |
| Payment Terms: | L/C,T/T |
| Supply Ability: | 50000 Kilometer/Kilometers per Year |
| Place of Origin: | Henan China |
| Brand Name: | YIFANG |
| Model Number: | YJV32,YJLV32,VV32,VLV32,N2XFY/N2XBY |
| Insulation Material: | XLPE or PVC |
| Type: | Low Voltage |
| Application: | Industrial |
| Conductor Material: | Copper or Aluminum |
| Jacket: | PVC |
| Color: | Various |
| Cores: | 1C, 2C, 3C,4C,5C, 3C+1E,4C+1E,3C+2E |
| Conductor Type: | Solid /Stranding |
| Delivery Detail: | Usually 2~4weeks or According to your request |
| Packaging Detail: | Wooden drum,steel wooden drum .or as your request |
2014 NEW Copper conductor XLPE insulated steel wire underground armoured power cable
Application and Description :
2014 NEW 0.6/1KV , Cu XLPE insulated steel wire underground armoured POWER CABLE is for Iindustrial wiring and mains distribution. Can be laid direct in the ground, or in ducts, clipped to surface, on trays or in free air. May be embedded in concrete.
Standards: IEC 60502 / BS 5467
Design
Conductor: stranded circular copper – class 2 according to IEC 60228 / BS EN 60228:2005
Cores: 1C , 2C , 3C , 4C , 5C , 3C+1E , 4C+1E ,3C+2E
Insulation: XLPE- cores identification by colours
Filler: Laying up with fillers
Inner sheath: PVC
Armour: steel or steel tapes (possible hard aluminium wires)
Outer sheath: PVC
Rated Voltage Uo/U (Um) : 0.6/1 KV
Range of Nominal cross section: 1.5 mm2 ~ 630 mm2
8AWG~4/0AWG,300MCM,500MCM,750MCM
Mechanical resistance to impacts : Excellent
Cable flexibility : Rigid
Usage characteristics:
Max. conductor temperature in service: 90°C
Short-circuit max. conductor temperature: 250°C
Operating temperature, range : -25 .. 60°C
Weather resistance: Very good
Flame retardant : C2, NF C 32-070
Chemical resistance : Accidental
Water proof : Intermittent
Packaging: Cut to length
Dear friends,we can design and produce power cable with International and national standards according to your request .
