0.6/1KV,low voltage,XLPE insulated,aluminum conductor,power cable

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0.6/1KV,low voltage,XLPE insulated,aluminum conductor,power cable

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0.6/1kV XLPE Insulated Power Cable
The cable meets the standard requirements of GB/T12706-2002 or IEC60502-1997.

0.6/1kV XLPE Insulated Power Cable
1.Standards The cable meets the standard requirements of GB/T12706-2002 or IEC60502-1997. It is suitable to be installed in the power line with rated voltage of 0.6/1kV U0/U (Um). 2.Type, Designation and Applications TypeDesignationApplicationsYJVYJLVCu or Al conductor XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cableFor laying indoors, in tunnel and in ducts. Able to bear certain traction during laying but not external mechanical forces. Impermissible to lay single core cable in magnetic ducts.YJV22YJLV22Cu or Al conductor XLPE insulated PVC sheathed internal steel tape armored power cable.For laying indoors, in tunnels, in ducts and underground. Able to bear external mechanical force but not large pulling forces. Impermissible to use single cable in A.C. circuit. 3.Specifications TypeNumber of coresNominal Cross-sectional Area(mm2)YJV YJLV11.0~630YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2221.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2231.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV223+14.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2241.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2251.0~400

0.6/1kV XLPE Insulated Power Cable

1.Standards
The cable meets the standard requirements of GB/T12706-2002 or IEC60502-1997. It is suitable to be installed in the power line with rated voltage of 0.6/1kV U0/U (Um).

2.Type, Designation and Applications

TypeDesignationApplicationsYJVYJLVCu or Al conductor XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cableFor laying indoors, in tunnel and in ducts. Able to bear certain traction during laying but not external mechanical forces. Impermissible to lay single core cable in magnetic ducts.YJV22YJLV22Cu or Al conductor XLPE insulated PVC sheathed internal steel tape armored power cable.For laying indoors, in tunnels, in ducts and underground. Able to bear external mechanical force but not large pulling forces. Impermissible to use single cable in A.C. circuit.

3.Specifications

TypeNumber of coresNominal Cross-sectional Area(mm2)YJV YJLV11.0~630YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2221.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2231.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV223+14.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2241.0~400YJV YJV22YJLV YJLV2251.0~400

4.Using properties
1.The maximum rated temperature
The maximum operating temperature of cores shall not exceed 90°C when the cable is used for long period. The temperature of cores shall not exceed 250°C at short circuit for 5 seconds.

2,The installation of cables is not limited by the difference of level along the route. The ambient temperature should not be below 0°C during installation. The permissible bending radius for cable shall not be less than 10 times of the cable diameter. The single cable shall be without amour or with steel wire amour when it is electrified with alternating current and shall not be laid in magnetic ducts.

5.Technical specifications

Rated voltage of cable	0.6/1kV
D.C. resistance of core	According to GB/T3856-1997 or IEC228A-82
Power frequency withstand voltage test for 5 minutes(KV)	No breakdown at 3.5kV
Hot set test for insulation, 200°C 15min with pressure 20N/cm2
Maximum elongation values at load	175%
Maximum permanent elongation values after being cooled	15%
Power frequency withstand voltage test for 4 hours, not break down	2.4

6.Technical parameters
YJV, YJLV 0.6/1kV

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