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CU/XLPE/PVC/AWA/PVC 0.6/1KV Cable

  • CU/XLPE/PVC/AWA/PVC 0.6/1KV Cable

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Product Description


CU/XLPE/PVC/AWA/PVC 0.6/1KV Cable

CU-XLPE-PVC-AWA-PVC armored cable

CU-XLPE-PVC-AWA-PVC armored cable2


Application:

Cable Standards:

General single core PVC cable with aluminium wire armour(AWA)
control / power cable for fixed wiring arrangements and power networks.
Suitable for underground, indoor and outdoor use in cable ducting.

Flame propagation to BS EN 60332-1-2

BS5467

IEC/EN 60228


Product Description:

Conductor

Stranded Plain Annealed Circular Copper Conductor

Insulation

Cross Linked Polyethylene (XLPE)

Bedding

PVC

Armour

Aluminium Wire

Sheath

PVC


Characteristics:

Voltage Rating

600/1000 Volts

Temperature Limits

-15°C to +90°C


Core Identification:

Brown Inner




Should not be installed at temperatures below 0°C  or above +60°C

CU-XLPE-PVC-AWA-PVC armored cable3


Dimensions:

Zion Code

Conductor Size (mm2)

Stranding (mm)

No. Of
Cores

Weight Kg/km

Overall
Diameter
(mm)

Brass
A2

Nylon
A2

Nylon
Cleat

Trefoil
Cleat

71501-50

50

19/1.78

1

638

17.70

20

25

0.7

-

71501-70

70

19/2.14

1

891

19.60

25

32

0.8

-

71501-95

95

19/2.52

1

1166

21.50

25

32

0.9

-

71501-120

120

37/2.03

1

1412

23.10

25

32

1.0

-

71501-150

150

37/2.25

1

1800

26.00

32

40

1.1

-

71501-185

185

37/2.52

1

2200

28.00

32

40

1.2

TASB04

71501-240

240

61/2.25

1

2800

32.00

40

50S

1.4

TASB06

71501-300

300

61/2.52

1

3400

33.00

40

50S

1.4

TASB06

71501-400

400

61/2.85

1

4450

38.00

40

50

1.6

TASB10

71501-500

500

61/3.2

1

5550

43.00

50S

63S

1.8

TASB13

71501-630

630

127/2.52

1

7100

47.00

50

63S

2.0

TASB15






























































Current Carrying Capacity:

THE ABOVE IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH 18TH EDITION OF IET WIRING REGULATIONS

CONDUCTOR CROSS – SECTIONAL AREA

REFERENCE METHOD C (CLIPPED DIRECT)

REFERENCE METHOD F (IN FREE AIR ON A PERFORATED CABLE TRAY HORIZONTAL / VERTICAL)

TOUCHING

TOUCHING

SPACED BY ONE DIAMETER

2 CABLES, SINGLE - PHASE AC OR DC FLAT

3 OR 4
CABLES,   3 PHASE AC FLAT

2 CABLES, SINGLE - PHASE AC OR DC FLAT

3 CABLES,
3 PHASE AC FLAT

3 CABLES, THREE - PHASE AC TREFOIL

2 CABLES DC

2 CABLES, SINGLE PHASE AC

3 OR 4 CABLES,
THREE-PHASE AC FLAT

HORIZONTAL

VERTICAL

HORIZONTAL

VERTICAL

HORIZONTAL

VERTICAL

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

(MM²)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

(A)

50

237

220

253

232

222

284

270

282

266

288

266

70

303

277

322

293

285

356

349

357

337

358

331

95

367

333

389

352

346

446

426

436

412

425

393

120

425

383

449

405

402

519

497

504

477

485

449

150

488

437

516

462

463

600

575

566

539

549

510

185

557

496

587

524

529

688

660

643

614

618

574

240

656

579

689

612

625

815

782

749

714

715

666

300

755

662

792

700

720

943

906

842

805

810

755

400

853

717

899

767

815

1137

1094

929

889

848

797

500

962

791

1016

851

918

1314

1266

1032

989

923

871

630

1082

861

1146

935

1027

1528

1474

1139

1092

992

940


















































































Voltage Drop

CONDUCTOR CROSS – SECTIONAL AREA
MM2

2 CABLES DC

REFERENCE METHODS C AND F (CLIPPED DIRECT, ON TRAY OR IN FREE AIR)

2 CABLES SINGLE PASS AC

3 OR 4 CABLES THREE PHASE AC

TOUCHING

SPACED

TREFOIL / TOUCHING

FLAT / TOUCHING

FLAT / SPACED



R

X

Z

R

X

Z

R

X

Z

R

X

Z

R

X

Z

50

0.980

0.990

0. 210

1.000

0.980

0.290

1.000

0.86

0.180

0. 870

0.840

0.250

0.880

0.840

0.330

0.90

70

0.670

0.680

0.200

0.710

0.690

0.290

0.750

0.59

0.170

0.620

0.600

0.250

0.650

0.620

0.320

0.70

95

0.490

0. 510

0.195

0.550

0.530

0.280

0.600

0.44

0.170

0. 470

0.460

0.240

0. 52

0.490

0. 310

0.58

120

0.390

0. 410

0.190

0.450

0.430

0.270

0. 51

0.35

0.165

0.390

0.380

0.240

0.440

0. 410

0.300

0. 51

150

0. 310

0.330

0.185

0.380

0.360

0.270

0.450

0.29

0.160

0.330

0. 310

0.230

0.390

0.340

0.290

0.45

185

0.250

0. 270

0.185

0.330

0.300

0.260

0.400

0.23

0.160

0.280

0.260

0.230

0.340

0.290

0.290

0. 41

240

0.195

0. 210

0.180

0.280

0.240

0.260

0.350

0.18

0.155

0.240

0. 210

0.220

0.300

0.240

0.280

0.37

300

0.155

0.170

0.175

0.250

0.195

0.250

0.320

0.145

0.150

0. 210

0.170

0.220

0.280

0.200

0. 270

0.34

400

0. 115

0.145

0.170

0.220

0.180

0. 24

0.300

0.125

0.150

0.195

0.160

0. 210

0.270

0.200

0. 270

0.33

500

0.093

0.125

0.170

0.210

0.165

0. 24

0.290

0.105

0.145

0.180

0.145

0.200

0.250

0.190

0.240

0. 31

630

0.073

0.105

0.165

0.195

0.150

0.230

0.270

0.092

0.145

0.170

0.135

0.195

0. 24

0.175

0.230

0.29


The Above Is In Accordance With 18th Edition Of Iet Wiring Regulations                   
Conductor Operating Temperature: 90°c                   
R = Resistive Component                   
X = Reactive Component Z = Impedance Value                   
Spacing’s Larger Than Those Specified Will Result In Larger Volt Drop.                   
The Above Is In Accordance With 17th Edition Of Iee Wiring Regulations.


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