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Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire

Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire

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Quick Details

  • Place of Origin: Henan, China (Mainland)


  • Insulation Material:
    PVCModel Number:
    BLV

  • Type: Low Voltage

  • Application: Construction

  • Conductor Material: Aluminum

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:wooden drum,rool,iron wooden drum,or as your request
Delivery Detail:within 15 days mainly or as your request

Specifications

Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire1.Stranded aluminum conductor
2.Standard: IEC,BS,ASTM,DIN etc.

Sranded aluminum conductor pvc insulated building wire  

PVC insulated electric wire Include following types:

1)      Copper (aluminium) conductor PVC insulated wires (BV)

2)      Copper conductor PVC insulated flexible wires (BVR)

3)      Copper (aluminium) conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round wires

4)      Copper (aluminium) conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed flat wires

5)      Copper conductor PVC insulated flat and flexible connectors

6)      Copper conductor PVC insulated PVC sheathed round and flexible connectors

Size: 0.5-185 mm2

Usage:

PVC insulated electric wire is widely used in the construction of buildings airports, power transportation, urban and rural power network reformation and other main projects.

insualted building wire with follow size and data

Nominal
sectional area
mm 2

Conductor
No/Dia.
mm

Nominal
Insulated thick
mm

Max overall
Dia.
mm

Condcutor
Resistance at
20

Min insulated
resistance at
70MΩ/km

Weight
Kg/km

Cu

Al

Cu

Al

1.5

1/1.38

0.7

3.3

12.1

-

0.011

19.2

-

1.5

7/0.52

0.7

3.5

12.1

-

0.010

20.6

-

2.5

1/1.78

0.8

3.9

7.41

11.8

0.010

30.8

15.0

4

1/2.25

0.8

4.4

4.61

7.39

0.0085

45.5

21.0

6

1/2.76

0.8

4.9

3.08

4.91

0.0070

65.0

29.0

10

7/1.35

1.0

7.0

1.83

3.08

0.0065

110.0

52.0

16

7/1.70

1.0

8.0

1.15

1.91

0.0050

170.0

70.0

25

7/2.14

1.2

10.0

0.727

1.20

0.0050

270.0

110.0

35

7/2.52

1.2

11.5

0.524

0.868

0.0040

364.0

150.0

50

19/1.78

1.4

13.0

0.387

0.641

0.0045

500.0

200.0

70

19/2.14

1.4

15.0

0.268

0.443

0.0035

688.0

269.0

95

19/2.52

1.6

17.5

0.193

0.320

0.0035

953.0

360.0

120

37/2.03

1.6

19.0

0.153

0.253

0.0032

1168.0

449.0

150

37/2.25

1.8

21.0

0.124

0.206

0.0032

1466.0

551.0

185

37/2.52

2.0

32.5

0.099

0.164

0.0032

1808.0

668.0


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