Fire Retardant Exav-F2 3X16 + 1X10 Underground Armoured Power Cables
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Description
Reinforced energy cables for underground household and industrial where there is a risk of mechanical damage. Non-fire spreading (F2)
STANDARDS
National: NBN HD 603 Part 6 / Sect.E
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
White copper core solid (Class 1) or fused together (Class 2)
XLPE conductor insulation (X)
Safety circuit made of bare copper wires (*)
Steel bands or wires (A)
PVC jacket (V) – color: black
(*) Suitable as earthing for conductors up to and including 6 mm²
COLOR CODE
2 x: blue, brown
3 x: brown, black, gray
3G: green / yellow, blue, brown
3 + 1 x: brown, black, gray + blue
3 + 1 G: brown black, gray + green / yellow
4 x: blue, brown, black, gray
4 G: green / yellow, brown, black, gray
INSTALLATION
In cable channel
In tube
Underground with or without protection
In open air
In industry
In homes
CONSTRUCTION CHARACTERISTICS
| Composition conductor | Copper Conductor flexibility class 2 |
| Conductor shape | Round, joined together |
| Insulation | XLPE |
| Reinforcement | Steel tape |
| Outer jacket | PVC |
MEASURING CHARACTERISTICS
| Number of conductors | 4 |
| Diameter conductor | 16mm2 |
| Average thickness of the insulation (mm) | 0.7mm |
| Thickness of the steel tape | 0.5mm |
| Section of the reduced neutral | 10mm2 |
| Approximate weight | 1260kg/km |
ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS
| Nominal voltage Uo / U (Um) | 0.6 / 1 kV |
| Operating voltage | 1kV |
| Permissible current in open air | 100A |
| Permissible current (underground) | 120A |
| Ohmic resistance of the armament | 2.0 Ohm / km |
USE CHARACTERISTICS
Chemical resistance Average
Non-fire-spreading: NBN C 30-004-F2
Maximum conductor temperature in operation: 90 ° C
Operating temperature, range: -5 .. 60 ° C
Vibration resistance Average
Bending radius at placement: 15 (xD)
Minimum temperature at installation: 5 ° C
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